Post by HeadMarshal on Jul 5, 2014 19:48:10 GMT -5
Ever since I first heard about and saw some online episodes, I've been interested in the original 1995-1996 run of the syndicated series, AMW: Final Justice. Most of the content was about the resolution of cases after they were profiled on AMW, however there were some unresolved cases also aired (ex. Paul Wong, Joseph Quarteri, Alvaro Alvarado, Carl Alfred Eder, etc). What I'm most surprised about is that for a show that had somewhere around 130 episodes (only 65 were rebroadcast with updated graphics in 2001/2004), there's hardly any decent information about it online.
The only two episode listings I've ever found about the show are from the msn.tv and Tv Guide websites. The msn.tv listings are in chronological order but most of them don't have much detail. The TV Guide ones have more detail, but usually only mention one aired case per episode, and aren't in chronological order (which made it a pain to go through each listing).
So going through TV Guide, this is my attempt at putting a name to each case listed (since it's always interesting to find out about old cases on AMW, even if they were indirect captures)
And these are going in order from up to down. Any information on any of these descriptions would be awesome.
www.tvguide.com/detail/tv-show.aspx?tvobjectid=397805&more=ucepisodelist&episodeid=867563
1: An update on a fugitive accused of a 1989 double murder in Brownstown, Wash.
Note: Brownstown, Washington is a small unincorporated community, so you would think there would be something on this story online.
2: A profile of a fugitive suspected of murdering a 9-year-old girl in 1983. Dennis Melvin Howe, was re-featured in 2001.
3: A profile of a fugitive accused of murdering five members of his family in 1976, including his mother, wife and three children. William Bradford Bishop, was re-featured in 2001.
4: A report on a 1991 Jane Doe murder case in Florida; a profile of a California teen missing since September 1994.
I'm pretty sure the Jane Doe case was Valentine's Jane Doe, and the other case is most likely Patricia "Candy" Walsh, both were re-featured in 2001 but not on the same episode.
5: A profile of an ex-boxer convicted of murders in New York City. Pedro Estrada, was re-featured in 2001.
6: A profile of a convicted drug smuggler.Why do some descriptions have to be so vague, lol.
7: A profile of a New York fugitive charged with raping his daughters. Pretty sure this is James Bennett, was re-featured in 2001.
8: A profile of an Ohio fugitive convicted of the murder of his wife.
9: A profile of a suspected marijuana dealer who allegedly murdered his partner. Paul Clarence Bolin, pretty sure he wasn't re-featured in 2001.
10: A profile of a man accused of swindling an insurance company out of a million-dollar policy.
Most likely Michael Marks, was re-featured in 2001.
11. A profile of a man convicted of murdering two neighbors because they played music too loud. Martin Bullichi, was re-featured in 2001.
12: A profile of a 10-year-old boy who saved a friend from a potential kidnapper.
13: A bodybuilder convicted of the murders of his ex-girlfriend and another woman is profiled. John Riccardi, was re-featured in 2001.
14: A profile of a woman convicted of manslaughter in the death of her daughter.
Most likely Henrietta Ganotte, was re-featured in 2001.
15: A profile of an ex-armored guard convicted of robbery.
16: A profile of a convicted murderer who escaped from a Maryland prison before being recaptured in Ohio in 1992. Harold Benjamin Dean, was re-featured in 2001.
17: The capture of a fugitive wanted for attempted murder is recalled.
18: A fugitive wanted for the murders of men who were to testify against him.
19: A profile of a fugitive wanted for molesting adolescent girls.
20: A man charged with the abduction of a Florida girl is profiled. This may be Granville Stephen Pinion (#207)
21: A profile of a Jamaican gang leader accused of murder, smuggling guns and dealing drugs in New York City. Eric Vassell, was re-featured in 2001.
22: A man who confessed that he murdered a woman in order to fulfill a fantasy. James Pauley (#243), was re-featured in 2001.
23: A suspect charged with a New Year's Eve heist is profiled.
Most likely Edward Cook, who was re-featured in 2001.
24: A fugitive wanted for marijuana smuggling. May be Samuel Klaus Burchard, was re-featured in 2001.
25: A man convicted of having his mother killed to collect an inheritance is profiled. Jeffrey Boston (#216), I think he was re-featured in 2001.
26: A man convicted of killing a Florida woman and her granddaughter. Probably Edward James, was re-featured in 2001.
27: A convicted murderer who escaped from prison.
28: A tour of Folsom Prison includes a look at the experiences of inmates serving life sentences. Glen Godwin was also aired on this episode, focused on Folsom Prison.
29: A former teacher accused of murdering his family is profiled.
John List, was re-featured in 2001.
30: A fugitive accused of killing his girlfriend in San Francisco is profiled. Probably Gregory "Marc" Rivera, was re-featured in 2001.
31: Profiling a man convicted of the deaths of his ex-girlfriend and her beau.
32: Baseball-related crimes are featured, including the 1991 shooting of a Major League umpire outside a Dallas restaurant. Unsolved Frank Gove Murder, Steve Edward Allen, Steve Palmero Feature
33: The capture of a man wanted for molesting his stepdaughter. Possibly Robert Colligan (#242), re-featured in 2001.
34: A man wanted for smuggling drugs between the U.S. and Mexico through an underground tunnel. Probably Francisco Camarena-Macias (#556)
35: A man wanted for armed robberies in the New York City area is profiled.
Possibly Joseph Quarteri, was re-featured in 2001.
36: A con artist who tricked home buyers out of thousands of dollars.
The only two episode listings I've ever found about the show are from the msn.tv and Tv Guide websites. The msn.tv listings are in chronological order but most of them don't have much detail. The TV Guide ones have more detail, but usually only mention one aired case per episode, and aren't in chronological order (which made it a pain to go through each listing).
So going through TV Guide, this is my attempt at putting a name to each case listed (since it's always interesting to find out about old cases on AMW, even if they were indirect captures)
And these are going in order from up to down. Any information on any of these descriptions would be awesome.www.tvguide.com/detail/tv-show.aspx?tvobjectid=397805&more=ucepisodelist&episodeid=867563
1: An update on a fugitive accused of a 1989 double murder in Brownstown, Wash.
Note: Brownstown, Washington is a small unincorporated community, so you would think there would be something on this story online.
2: A profile of a fugitive suspected of murdering a 9-year-old girl in 1983. Dennis Melvin Howe, was re-featured in 2001.
3: A profile of a fugitive accused of murdering five members of his family in 1976, including his mother, wife and three children. William Bradford Bishop, was re-featured in 2001.
4: A report on a 1991 Jane Doe murder case in Florida; a profile of a California teen missing since September 1994.
I'm pretty sure the Jane Doe case was Valentine's Jane Doe, and the other case is most likely Patricia "Candy" Walsh, both were re-featured in 2001 but not on the same episode.
5: A profile of an ex-boxer convicted of murders in New York City. Pedro Estrada, was re-featured in 2001.
6: A profile of a convicted drug smuggler.
7: A profile of a New York fugitive charged with raping his daughters. Pretty sure this is James Bennett, was re-featured in 2001.
8: A profile of an Ohio fugitive convicted of the murder of his wife.
9: A profile of a suspected marijuana dealer who allegedly murdered his partner. Paul Clarence Bolin, pretty sure he wasn't re-featured in 2001.
10: A profile of a man accused of swindling an insurance company out of a million-dollar policy.
Most likely Michael Marks, was re-featured in 2001.
11. A profile of a man convicted of murdering two neighbors because they played music too loud. Martin Bullichi, was re-featured in 2001.
12: A profile of a 10-year-old boy who saved a friend from a potential kidnapper.
13: A bodybuilder convicted of the murders of his ex-girlfriend and another woman is profiled. John Riccardi, was re-featured in 2001.
14: A profile of a woman convicted of manslaughter in the death of her daughter.
Most likely Henrietta Ganotte, was re-featured in 2001.
15: A profile of an ex-armored guard convicted of robbery.
16: A profile of a convicted murderer who escaped from a Maryland prison before being recaptured in Ohio in 1992. Harold Benjamin Dean, was re-featured in 2001.
17: The capture of a fugitive wanted for attempted murder is recalled.
18: A fugitive wanted for the murders of men who were to testify against him.
19: A profile of a fugitive wanted for molesting adolescent girls.
20: A man charged with the abduction of a Florida girl is profiled. This may be Granville Stephen Pinion (#207)
21: A profile of a Jamaican gang leader accused of murder, smuggling guns and dealing drugs in New York City. Eric Vassell, was re-featured in 2001.
22: A man who confessed that he murdered a woman in order to fulfill a fantasy. James Pauley (#243), was re-featured in 2001.
23: A suspect charged with a New Year's Eve heist is profiled.
Most likely Edward Cook, who was re-featured in 2001.
24: A fugitive wanted for marijuana smuggling. May be Samuel Klaus Burchard, was re-featured in 2001.
25: A man convicted of having his mother killed to collect an inheritance is profiled. Jeffrey Boston (#216), I think he was re-featured in 2001.
26: A man convicted of killing a Florida woman and her granddaughter. Probably Edward James, was re-featured in 2001.
27: A convicted murderer who escaped from prison.
28: A tour of Folsom Prison includes a look at the experiences of inmates serving life sentences. Glen Godwin was also aired on this episode, focused on Folsom Prison.
29: A former teacher accused of murdering his family is profiled.
John List, was re-featured in 2001.
30: A fugitive accused of killing his girlfriend in San Francisco is profiled. Probably Gregory "Marc" Rivera, was re-featured in 2001.
31: Profiling a man convicted of the deaths of his ex-girlfriend and her beau.
32: Baseball-related crimes are featured, including the 1991 shooting of a Major League umpire outside a Dallas restaurant. Unsolved Frank Gove Murder, Steve Edward Allen, Steve Palmero Feature
33: The capture of a man wanted for molesting his stepdaughter. Possibly Robert Colligan (#242), re-featured in 2001.
34: A man wanted for smuggling drugs between the U.S. and Mexico through an underground tunnel. Probably Francisco Camarena-Macias (#556)
35: A man wanted for armed robberies in the New York City area is profiled.
Possibly Joseph Quarteri, was re-featured in 2001.
36: A con artist who tricked home buyers out of thousands of dollars.
