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Man Held in Hawaii for 2 Years Over Mistaken Identity Gets $975,000 Settlement

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March 27, 2026
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Man Held in Hawaii for 2 Years Over Mistaken Identity Gets $975,000 Settlement

After spending over two years in a psychiatric hospital, Joshua Spriestersbach, 54, should no longer face the risk of being rearrested or jailed for the crimes of the person he was mistaken for.

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