Upcoming in "The Hunt With John Walsh" Season 2- 2015

And we now have confirmation Prakashanand Sarasawati will be one of the fugitives in season 2. The actor put it on his resume. Should be interesting.

So I had Margaret Smith, Prakashanand Saraswati and Paul Jackson as guesses on three cases. I'm 2-for-3 so far.

resume.castingnetworks.com/resume/resumeprint.asp?rs=1&crypt=diagnimephhohdjjcljpdpdbdcpddmebkicmpgfjmlmlba

Ok, apparently there will be more cases on those last two episodes as we now have these casting calls. Any of these cases sound familiar to anyone? None of them I'm aware of:

Border Patrol Officers: Male | Caucasian, Hispanic, | Age: 30 - 55 | Role Type: Background
Talent to portray border patrol officers. Must be available on Mon., 6/29.

Helpful Partier: Male | Hispanic, | Age: 21 - 25 | Role Type: Background
Talent to portray a partier. He's early 20's (but must be age 21 or over). Must be available on Tues., 6/30 and Thurs., 7/2.

Hero CPR Performer: Female | Hispanic, | Age: 21 - 25 | Role Type: Background
Talent portrays CPR performer. She's early 20's (but must be age 21 or over). Must be available on Tues., 6/30 and Thurs., 7/2.

Partiers: Male or Female | African-American, Caucasian, Hispanic, | Age: 21 - 25 | Role Type: Background
Talent to portray partiers. They are early 20's (but must be age 21 or over). Must be available on Tues., 6/30 and Thurs., 7/2.

Prison Guard: Male | Caucasian, | Age: 40 - 65 | Role Type: Background
Talent to portray a tough prison guard. Must be available on Wed., 7/1.

Prisoners: Male | African-American, Caucasian, | Age: 20 - 59 | Role Type: Background
Talent to portray prisoners. Must be available on Wed., 7/1.

Prostitute: Female | Asian, | Age: 20 - 35 | Role Type: Background
Talent to portray an attractive Filipina prostitute. Must be available on Mon., 6/29.

Tourist in the Philippines: Male | Caucasian, | Age: 30 - 49 | Role Type: Background
Talent to portray Canadian, German, or American tourists. Must be available on Mon., 6/29.

Veronica: Female | Hispanic, | Age: 20 - 29 | Role Type: Background
Talent should have long hair, tiny frame.

Unlike other CNN videos, the trailer isn't loading for me. Is it because a bunch of people could be browsing it at once?

Found what I think are the first four episodes of The Hunt's second season!:

Episode 1: Still Running

-John Walsh hunts down suspects who have been missing for days, sometimes decades on end

Episode 2: Crimes of the Father


-An oppressive, overbearing father is accused of murdering his high school-age daughters.

Episode 3: Deadly Lust

For 15 years, a man has been molesting his stepdaughter; nine-year-old girl molested by policeman

Episode 4: Torture House

An escaped kidnap victim leads police to a house where two brothers kidnap and torture prostitutes.


Episode 1 sounds like what williamsdad said on the Find Chris Ponce page and that there may not be a new fugitive for the debut episode, but rather it will be a run-down of season 1 and which fugitives are still at large.

Episode 2- obviously, will be Yaser Said.

Episode 3- First case- not sure, is somewhat like Tomas Gonzalez's case description, but not entirely. Second case is *probably* Dan Hiers.

Episode 4- is obviously Paul Jackson. (so all my predictions were correct. )

www.zap2it.com/tv/the-hunt-with-john-walsh/episodes/SH019420230000?showtype=upcoming

The title of Episode 3, "Deadly Lust," seems to imply that murder is also involved in at least one of the cases. That would fit both of the fugitives that Scumhunter mentioned for this episode, but I must say that while I'm not really familiar with Gonzalez it sounds like his period of criminal activity lasted longer than 15 years, unless the producers are regarding part of the period in which he was intimate with his alleged victim as partly consensual.

I'm also happy to see that at least one of the Marshals' Most Wanted may be aired this season, but I also think Andre Neverson and Robert Lee King would also make great cases for the show. I would like to see short profiles of additional fugitives as well instead of simply one or two long profiles per episode, but I still respect the show and Walsh as they are.

One more thing I noticed from a Google search is that it seems Episodes 1 and 2 are both scheduled for July 12, so in effect it may be a 2-hour premiere.

And as I reread the episode description, it says that the alleged victim was the accused' stepdaughter, which definitely does not match the Gonzalez case. Therefore, I don't think it's him, and I don't know who it could be.