 A soldier from New Hampshire has acknowledged lying about needing a wheelchair for 20 years in order to collect almost $660,000 in benefits that he was not eligible for. On Thursday, Christopher Stultz, 49, of Antrim entered a guilty plea to one count of making false statements in US District Court.

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A soldier from New Hampshire has acknowledged lying about needing a wheelchair for 20 years in order to collect almost $660,000 in benefits that he was not eligible for. On Thursday, Christopher Stultz, 49, of Antrim entered a guilty plea to one count of making false statements in US District Court.{ai:summary}<p>Soldier in New Hampshire admits fabricating wheelchair need for two decades, fraudulently acquiring $660k in benefits. #crime</p>

New Hampshire Soldier Admits to Decades-Long Wheelchair Benefit Scam

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