He was released on probation in 2012. On November 3, 2016, Hogue was arrested in Aspen on a misdemeanor theft warrant from Boulder County, Colorado. Aspen police discovered Hogue living in an illegally constructed, camouflaged shack on Aspen Mountain, and possibly in the midst of building a second illegal structure on the mountain. Hogue gave a false name when apprehended and may be charged with criminal impersonation. In popular media In 1999, filmmaker Jesse Moss tracked Hogue down in Aspen, Colorado, to interview him for a documentary. Moss was a student at Palo Alto High School when Hogue enrolled as a student using a false name. The completed film, entitled Con Man, was released in 2003. References Literature 1959 births American people convicted of fraud American confidence tricksters Impostors Living people People from Aspen, Colorado People from Kansas City, Kansas People from Palo Alto, California Princeton University alumni University of Texas at Austin alumni University of Wyoming alumni 20th-century American criminals Harvard Extension School alumni