A millionaire fugitive who was caught in Mexico after disappearing four years ago while awaiting trial in his wife's murder is denied bail in a California court.
A millionaire fugitive who was caught in Mexico after disappearing four years ago while awaiting trial in his wife's murder has been denied bail in a California court.
She was allegedly strangled to death by Chadwick on Oct. 10, 2012, after a dispute involving financial issues and a potential divorce, authorities said.Chadwick was accused of driving through San Diego to a spot near the Mexican border and disposing of her body in dumpster. At the time, he'd claimed his wife was kidnapped and killed by a handyman. Her body was found in a dumpster in San Diego about a week later.
Investigators said Chadwick, a real estate developer and father of three, withdrew millions of dollars from bank accounts and read books about"how to live off the grid." Authorities said he'd allegedly obtained several fake IDs and lived and worked odd jobs under other names in Mexico.
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