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Long-form articles and 'Where Are They Now?' updates for the Netflix true crime docuseries Worst Ex Ever. These in-depth pieces on worstexever.wiki track the current legal status of perpetrators, provide case recaps, and offer analysis of the cases featured in Worst Ex Ever Seasons 1 and 2.
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Where is Geoffrey Paschel now?
Geoffrey Paschel, the former TLC 90 Day Fiancé cast member convicted in 2022 of aggravated kidnapping and domestic assault, is serving his sentence in the Tennessee Department of Correction.
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Where is Wade Wilson now?
Wade Wilson, the Florida man convicted of murdering two women in Cape Coral in 2019 and sentenced to death in August 2024, remains on death row at a Florida state facility pending appeals.
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Worst Ex Ever Season 1 recap: all four cases, explained
A source-cited recap of all four Season 1 episodes of Worst Ex Ever — the Foster manhunt, the Ramrattan frame-up, the Dublin matricide, and the Lewis murder-for-hire.
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Worst Ex Ever Season 2 recap: Deadpool Killer, 90 Day Fiancé, and two more
A source-cited recap of all four Season 2 episodes of Worst Ex Ever — the Wade Wilson Cape Coral murders, Geoffrey Paschel Knoxville case, Joyce Pelzer cold-case thread, and Scott Freeman Daytona kidnapping.
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- Where is Geoffrey Paschel now? — Geoffrey Paschel, the former TLC 90 Day Fiancé cast member convicted in 2022 of aggravated kidnapping and domestic assau
- Where is Wade Wilson now? — Wade Wilson, the Florida man convicted of murdering two women in Cape Coral in 2019 and sentenced to death in August 202
- Worst Ex Ever Season 1 recap: all four cases, explained — A source-cited recap of all four Season 1 episodes of Worst Ex Ever — the Foster manhunt, the Ramrattan frame-up, the Du
- Worst Ex Ever Season 2 recap: Deadpool Killer, 90 Day Fiancé, and two more — A source-cited recap of all four Season 2 episodes of Worst Ex Ever — the Wade Wilson Cape Coral murders, Geoffrey Pasch