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Post by 912thamwuser on Oct 22, 2017 18:48:11 GMT -5
This might be a relevant capture around this month because Bishop-Hall specialized in synthetic hormones and opioids, and it resembled a candy shop to these drugs' addicts. With a dealership that big, I'm not surprised he was sentenced to 3 decades in absentia.
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Post by 912thamwuser on Oct 21, 2017 1:12:11 GMT -5
Unless the picture was taken a really long time ago, I imagine Chaney-Leupp may be disguising himself as a teenager or pre-teen, which could make him less likely to draw suspicion.
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Post by 912thamwuser on Oct 19, 2017 21:20:31 GMT -5
uh, well that LA episode turned out to be just the first two segments with rest of episode not present, but I'll combine that with another episode that was JIP (joined in progress) I believe both of these are from 98from LA
Carol Schlosberg - Vermont woman who was raped, mutilated and murdered while vacationing in Mexico. Numerous eyewitnesses reported seeing her murder, but case remains unsolved as of this broadcast. Mexican police have been accused of being lackadaisical in their approach to the case. (two men eventually apprehended) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carol_SchlosbergCaptured: Markeith Braxton - Man wanted for Los Angeles murder in previous broadcast was apprehended, had been living in Kansas City, Missouri with other criminal relatives. episode joined in progress
Captured: Patrick Adkins - Rapist from previous broadcast, who raped women in both U.S. & Canada, was apprehended. Tracey Poirer & Pam Trimble - again Update: Margaret Rudin - Confirmed sightings in Phoenix, AZ. She escaped captured there and changed her appearance again. Update: Sam Sheinbein - In this high-profile case, judge rules Sheinbein can return to U.S. (which is what most Israeli citizens wanted), however he prefers to remain in Israel. He fled there after committing murder. Israel firmly believes in rehabilitation and his prison conditions were favorable. (later died in prison): en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samuel_Sheinbein Dennis Williams - One of the biggest producers of meth in the Midwest is sought. John Dennis Grub - Has robbed many banks on the East Coast and not attempted to disguise his identity. Guadalupe & Andres Garello - Father and 15 year old son were killed via shots to the head and their car burned. The motive was robbery. 4 Hispanic men sought in connection. (can't immediately find anything on this one, I may have the last name misspelled). Antoinette Ross & Isavier Teague - 16 year old girl and her young nephew missing out of Fresno, CA (can't immediately find anything on this one either). David Walker - Quickie profile of man wanted for 1986 murder of Henry (last name unintelligible). Knowing that Patrick McDaniel-Adkins was busted as Capture #519 in August of '998, John Dennis Grubb was busted as Capture #521 in early or mid September '998, and Tracey Lee Poirer and Pamela Kay Trimble escaped prison around 8-28-998 before getting busted as Captures #522 and #523 a month to the day later on 9-28-998, this episode was obviously aired in September of '998. The earliest this could've been was two Saturdays after the Poirer and Trimble escape, on 9-05-998. And the episode with the Markeith Braxton capture report was aired in late April or early May 1998, based on the date Braxton was busted as Capture #506.
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Post by 912thamwuser on Oct 19, 2017 20:09:45 GMT -5
They briefly updated on HLN's Primetime Crime with Ashleigh Banfield and said during production, it lead to several investigative agencies deciding to take a closer look at the case. Still kinda vague, but sounds like just doing episode inspired a fresher look. Looking forward to more details. https:// twitter.com/HLNTV/status/921169044165877760?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Etweet Unfortunately, I seem to recall a recent update on the James Vernon Joseph / Leland "Spyder" Reed capture report where a press release detailed why AMW counted Spyder as an empty capture, and this reminds me of that for some reason.
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Post by 912thamwuser on Oct 6, 2017 21:35:49 GMT -5
With all the factors coming from various ends, from Jasmine's own bed, to Johnson slipping up and mysteriously holding back an hour to call 911, to the paramedics accidentally shoving the breathing tube down the wrong pipe, I'm tentatively hoping for the conviction to be reduced to a lesser charge with a most likely sentence of Time Served.
I'm not familiar enough with criminal-judicial convention to know why an opportunity for evidence to be factored in is so strictly limited to the trial before the verdict, why verdicts on such ambiguous cases are unconditionally honored like true oracle work instead of being measured neutrally as more facts emerge, and why science makes progress for medical research then leaves the criminal justice system back in the dust.
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Post by 912thamwuser on Oct 2, 2017 17:50:50 GMT -5
Not only is the 1st world, as a whole, stumped on how to foil these atrocities or slow down the overall mortality rate, but those people who know how imordinately loose our regulations on military weaponry are can't beat the gun manufacturer lobbies, and many more who don't know how different types of guns are classified can't figure out how to tailor the legislation to prevent any semantic loopholes. There are various arguments that certain guns that fit the stereotypes of assault guns, such as magazine capacity, size and mass, and firing speed, are NOT assault weapons, and thus an assault weapons ban would do nothing to mitigate the crisis. The message I get from the biggest gun manufacturing shills is that I should own a gun anyway, even when I don't want to, because some bad guy will strike me at random, it'll turn out to be destiny, and there's no other way to spare my life but to beat a robber-murderer to the trigger. And if I would be too much of a threat to myself and others with a gun, too bad, I'm just seen as one of the "bad guys with a gun", and if I'm done away with, it probably serves me right and spares some other innocent victim out there by default. They always get me, and I never have a counter-argument to justify my own existence to them.
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Post by 912thamwuser on Sept 29, 2017 12:51:55 GMT -5
Were there TWO famous missing women cases named Elizabeth Smart?
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Post by 912thamwuser on Sept 28, 2017 2:24:53 GMT -5
The investigators' description of "a serious assault" seems vague to me. They're not releasing the method or weapon used in the homicide Aguilar-Garcia's wanted for questioning in, are they?
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Post by 912thamwuser on Sept 14, 2017 23:08:26 GMT -5
I almost forgot: Do we already have a thread for the Woravit "Kim" Mektrakarn case?
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Post by 912thamwuser on Sept 14, 2017 23:06:13 GMT -5
If Herman Henry Fox was linked to a few dozen cases beyond that first one when he's captured, I can picture the headline, "'Fat' Fox Gets Fat Sentence For Compelling Mass Prostitution."
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Post by 912thamwuser on Sept 7, 2017 18:27:33 GMT -5
One of the past US Marshals' 15 Most Wanted fugitives who was given an 8-second commercial break airing before he was caught as an empty capture, David James Clarke (sequence number 208) has a similar name, except for the middle name, as David A Clarke, a disgraced Wisconsinese corrections officer wanted for prisoner abuse. It's drawing similarities to the Joe Arpaio scandal.
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Post by 912thamwuser on Sept 5, 2017 22:38:15 GMT -5
A random hunch tells me the FBI might score a breakthrough with the Mexican drug cartel wars and close the Tablas Ravelo case.
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Post by 912thamwuser on Sept 5, 2017 1:43:39 GMT -5
I should stress at the moment there is no indication the Hunt plans to air JDB in Season 5 or beyond. It can be assumed they will because it's a high profile case and an FBI Top 10 case, but I personally am not surprised he hasn't gotten a profile yet because of the many 1-hour documentaries already covering the case, and some FBI cases being a bit on the newer side. However, now that it's been a few seasons and he still hasn't gotten caught I would be surprised if he didn't get at least a half hour update in the next few seasons (if The Hunt is hopefully fortunate enough to continue). Hopefully fortunate enough to continue?! You haven't heard any reports claiming that the networks are considering cancelling The Hunt, have you?
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Post by 912thamwuser on Sept 4, 2017 22:05:36 GMT -5
I don't recall whether I updated the USMS 15MW history thread to reflect this, but Melissa Polonio was on the Marshals' 15 Most Wanted. I think she committed that murder in April of 1995 and was probably added to the list two months after that.
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Post by 912thamwuser on Sept 2, 2017 1:15:39 GMT -5
When the courts saw documents confirming the children had recanted their accusations, the court threw it aside on a whim, and it might as well be because the clerks felt like it. The psychologists and federal agents took away the children's rights to accompaniment by a responsible adult, and most likely took away other protections against adult-on-child manipulation. The courts took away the defence attorney's authority to grill whoever was working with the children about the inconsistencies in their testimonies. The all-white jury, who most likely made white supremacist jokes, may have convicted them on such tenuous evidence out of a convenient opportunity to do away with some non-whites. The state of South Dakota blew off the Native American Child Welfare Reform Act in order to slip more funding for a sliver of their foster agencies through loopholes in the law. It all reeks of bumbling incompetence, chromo-dermo-phobia, and corruption. In college, I would sometimes get headaches over what happened to the present-day US since the century 15XX,every abuse and atrocity they could come up with the idea of inflicting upon indigenous people, and using "Manifest Destiny" as an excuse. As it turns out, there's just as much institutional racism against the South Dakotan Sioux as there's ever been with any other non-white race, and even in recent decades, all-white juries, court biases, and corruption are still a threat to their livelihood. If studies showed that Americans overall had poor trust in the court system, this would be another textbook case demonstrating why.
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