Police have arrested a husband in the disappearance of his wife after concluding that her apparent move overseas was an "elaborate ruse," according to a CBS News video report.

The CBS News summary said a woman in Florida seemed to have moved halfway across the world almost three years ago. Police now say the move was all part of the ruse, and her husband was arrested. CBS News also reported that he was later indicted on a first-degree murder charge. Ton Hanson reported the story for CBS News.

Fox News reported that Epifanio Gaminde allegedly mailed his missing wife's credit cards to a relative in the Philippines to create the illusion that she was alive overseas. Fox News's headline states that the arrest came after the family kept getting mystery texts.

The two accounts differ in some details. The Fox News summary does not mention Florida, an indictment, or the first-degree murder charge that CBS News described. The CBS News summary does not name the husband, while the Fox News summary does. Neither summary gives the wife's name.

The summaries do not say explicitly whether they cover the same case, though both describe a husband arrested in a wife's disappearance. Both center on a move overseas that the reports describe as false: the Fox News summary says the cards were sent to a relative in the Philippines, while the CBS News summary says police now consider the move a ruse.

Sources: Fox News: Husband arrested in wife's disappearance after family kept getting mystery texts; CBS News: Husband arrested after police say he concocted elaborate ruse in wife's disappearance.