more skeptical of the U.S. government's initial denial of the weapons-for-hostages deal during the Iran-Contra affair. Afterwards Hasenfus continued living in Wisconsin afterwards. In the 2000s he was repeatedly arrested for indecent exposure. After violating the terms of his probation by exposing himself in a Wal-Mart parking lot in Marinette in 2005, he was imprisoned for several months at the Green Bay Correctional Institution. He was released on the 19th anniversary of his release by Nicaragua. References 1941 births Living people American people imprisoned abroad American people convicted of spying for the United States Iran–Contra affair People from Florida People from Marinette, Wisconsin Recipients of Nicaraguan presidential pardons People of the Nicaraguan Revolution United States Marines