For decades, a man lived as Walter Lee Coffman, using his Social Security number. In reality, he was using the identity of another man who had been dead for close to 50 years.

A 76-year-old man who went into hiding following a 1982 bombing and allegedly assumed the identity of his dead college classmate was arrested this month at his home in New Mexico after a standoff with law enforcement.

Stephen Craig Campbell’s decades as a fugitive ended in a dramatic arrest in which he “allegedly greeted law enforcement armed with a scoped rifle, positioning himself in an elevated, partially concealed spot,” the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of New Mexico said in a Feb. 26 news release.

After more than 40 years on the run, a bombing suspect accused of using a dead classmate’s identity to dodge law enforcement and claim government benefits has been arrested in New Mexico.

A fugitive who was wanted for more than four decades for attempted murder has been arrested after investigators learned he was using a dead man’s identity to evade authorities.

Stephen Craig Campbell is accused of using the name of University of Arkansas classmate Walter Lee Coffman, who died in a car accident months after graduating.