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Oklahoma authorities and U.S. Marshals located a man who allegedly faked his death in Georgia six years ago, police announced.
Christopher Tomberlin, 36, faced suspicion for the murder of his then-wife in a 2015 attempted murder case.
Oklahoma City Police and the U.S. Marshals Service Metro Fugitive Task Force collaborated on a weeks-long investigation that resulted in Tomberlin’s arrest.
“Tomberlin was wanted out of Bibb County, Georgia in connection with a 2015 case where he attempted to murder his then-girlfriend. Soon after this incident, Tomberlin faked his own death and has been able to evade capture until now,” police officials said.
Tomberlin was taken to jail in 2015 after a confrontation with his wife during which he allegedly hurled a hatchet at her and left a bite mark on her hand. His wife was on the phone with his mother at the time of the incident.
Oklahoma police referred to the victim as his then-girlfriend instead.
He was held on charges of aggravated assault, battery and terroristic threat, the Macon Telegraph reported at the time.
Oklahoma authorities continue to piece together Tomberlin’s steps to figure out how he ended up in their state.
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