Master of Disguise Fraudster Arrested in California After Four-Year Search

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• Tyler Adams, a 51-year-old fugitive and self-proclaimed 'master of disguise,' has been arrested in Newport Beach, California.
• Adams is a suspect in the death of his girlfriend, Racquel Sabean, in Mexico and faces extradition to Hawaii for escape charges.
• He used various aliases and was sought by the FBI for questioning in connection with Sabean's death, whose body was found in Tijuana, Mexico.

In a significant development, fugitive felon Tyler Adams, 51, known for his ability to disguise himself, was captured in California after eluding authorities for four years.

Adams, who has been on the run since escaping state custody in Hawaii in 2019, is a prime suspect in the death of his girlfriend, Racquel Sabean, in Mexico. His capture marks a crucial turn in the investigation of Sabean's death, whose remains were discovered in a cooler in a car's trunk in Tijuana.

Adams, a father of a seven-month-old daughter with Sabean, had successfully evaded law enforcement by using numerous aliases. He was last seen entering the U.S. under the alias 'Aaron Bain', shortly after Mexican authorities questioned him about Sabean's disappearance. Despite his elaborate disguises, Adams is now set to be extradited to Hawaii, where he faces charges related to his 2019 escape from the O'ahu Community Correctional Center.

Sabean's father, David Sabean, has expressed strong suspicions about Adams's involvement in his daughter's death. Adams had been in a relationship with Racquel for two years, and according to David Sabean, there were several red flags in his behavior. The FBI, while yet to charge Adams with Sabean's death, has been actively seeking to question him in connection with the case. Adams's arrest potentially opens a new chapter in this intricate and long-running investigation.

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