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Richard Hatch

Hatch, the first winner of "Survivor" and one of reality television's earliest stars, apparently didn't suspect the IRS would catch wind of his $1 million prize. The Rhode Island resident failed to pay taxes on the income and in 2006 was convicted of tax evasion. He appealed to the US Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston, but his conviction was upheld. Hatch is serving a federal prison sentence of four years and three months in West Virginia. He is scheduled to be released in October.

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