Henry Earl, the world’s most arrested man, dead at 74 after more than 1,300 busts: ‘He was a character’
Henry Earl’s incredible penchant for breaking the law landed him on “Jimmy Kimmel Live” in 2004 — which he was not able to attend in person because he was locked up.
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A Kentucky man who was famous for racking up more than 1,300 arrests during his lifetime, died last weekend at the age of 74, according to reports.
Henry Earl, who made national news as “the world’s most arrested man” for his prolific rap sheet, was buried at Owenton Cemetery Thursday afternoon, with workers from the Owenton Healthcare and Rehabilitation Facility, where he spent the final years of his life, in attendance.
Earl had no family that could be contacted to attend the ceremony, WLEX reported.
His incredible penchant for breaking the law landed him on “Jimmy Kimmel Live” in 2004, which he was not able to attend in person because he was locked up at the time.
