4 West Virginians Sentenced For Roles In Staged Crashes
According to prosecutors, 34- year-old Michael Sine, of Fairmont, also was ordered this week to repay more than $74,000 after pleading guilty to mail fraud for the 2013 Marion County crime. Also, 35- year-old Eric Warner, of Clarksburg, was sentenced to 18 months and ordered to repay $152,000 from that crash. And 38- year-old Chasity Costilow, of Clarksburg, was…
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