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Judge Dismisses Part of Hatch Suit
August 16, 2001
PROVIDENCE, R.I. Richard Hatch was arrested properly on a child abuse charge that later was dropped, but the "Survivor" winner may pursue a privacy complaint, a federal judge ruled Thursday.
U.S. District Court Judge Ernest Torres said there was no evidence Hatch, who gained national celebrity last year after winning $1 million on the CBS reality show's first season, was falsely arrested.
Torres said a civil claim by Hatch that his privacy was violated when Middletown police released to the media a statement by his son and a mug shot "was much more difficult to analyze." He set the matter for trial, which he said would take place soon.
Source: The Associated Press "
Stacey Stillman Sues Survivor Producer & CBS Over Her "Orchestrated" Ouster From Survivor 1"
February 6, 2001
Man, is this woman EVER going to fade away, talk about trying to make the most of your 15 minutes... and they wonder where folks get their opinions of lawyers from...
More Richard: Hatch To Interview Voted Off Survivors
January 24, 2001
If you STILL haven't filled your Rich fix needs satisfied, cheer up -- Richard Hatch will be joining CBS' "Early Show" and Paramount's syndicated "Entertainment Tonight" starting Monday January 29th, the day after "Survivor: The Australian Outback" starts its run.
Just as "Early Show" anchors Bryant Gumbel and Jane Clayson did last year, he'll be interviewing contestants voted off the new version of "Survivor."
Word is he'll be fully clothe for all the interviews.
Source: New York Daily News "
Richard Hatch To Offer Survivor II Commentary
January 24, 2001
Hey Richard fans, looks like you'll be seeing a little of him in the coming weeks. US Weekly magazine announced today that Hatch will comment on round two, ``Survivor: The Australian Outback,'' in a regular column for US Weekly.
"The Hatch Report" will offer an inside look at the scheming and strategizing it takes to win the game. It will appear in the magazine for the duration of the CBS series, which begins Sunday night after the Super Bowl.
Source: Yahoo! News"
Mike Skupin Selection Confirmed By Company He Co-founded, Posts Extensive Biography"
January 1, 2001
God help us, but I think we've found the thin, straight, clothed, and Christian version of Richard Hatch. The company computer software company that Mike Skupin co-founded, Rhinosoft Interactive, Inc., has confirmed his selection as a Survivor II contestant and posted an incredibly long executive biography about him, and frankly one of the least professional-reading executive biographies that I've ever seen on a corporate website.