Bhadreshkumar Patel- Maryland- 2015 (Added In 2017)

After seeing Luis Macedo and Walter Yovany Gomez captured in recent weeks, my prediction is that out of the 7 remaining fugitives on FBI's 10 Most Wanted, I think that Bhadreshkumar Patel will be the next capture on the list just because his case is the most recent out of the rest of the cases. It's so cool to see the progress being made in the apprehension of Top Ten fugitives lately though.

I’m starting to think Bhadreshkumar Patel is likely in India, Canada, or Great Britain because of how long he’s been on the list.

A guy like Walter Yovany Gomez, only lasted 4 months on the top ten despite having been on the run for 6 years and that’s because he was hiding within the U.S., and a guy like Patel on the run for only 2 years and lasting longer than him leads me to believe that.

Decided to Bump this up since Bhadreshkumar Patel currently holds the slot that was formerly occupied by Victor Gerena, who was removed one year ago today.

I know I’m extremely late in responding to this, but I wanted to get my mind off of reality for awhile.

Those are actually good locations, there are people from India in Trinidad & Tobago and Fiji and there is a decent population there.

Adding onto your list of locations, I’ll list Guyana & Suriname in South America, and in other parts of the world, Sri Lanka, South Africa, Australia, Nepal, and oddly enough, India’s rival Pakistan.

However I do tend to think that he simply returned to India, hiding in a completely different part. He knows how that country works and can get himself out of jams if he felt he was going to be arrested and if that’s the case, we’d get him soon. With these other locations it’ll prove to be a challenge because nobody will suspect he’s in these locations since there is no mention of this on his Wanted Poster nor does he have a history of traveling there.

Bhadreshkumar Patel obviously would probably end of surviving an entire year as a Ten Most Wanted, for numerous reasons, he’s got a common look to him, he’s been a ghost for almost 3 years and the fact that he may have fled internationally is why he’s managed to last as long as he has, which is why he landed on the list.


Also fun fact; Bhadreshkumar Patel is the first fugitive (not including Wanted Terrorists like Osama Bin Laden) in 21 years to have been born on the continent of Asia and believed to be hiding there which is IMO a very significant addition.

I was thinking about Patel and while I still suspect he fled the country, as a native New Yorker, I would look into the neighborhoods of Jackson Heights in Queens (which actually has a part called little India, ironically it's been theorized fellow top tenner Yaser Said could be in the little Egypt section of Astoria), and Bay Ridge in Brooklyn- which is a very diverse neighborhood but over the years has seen an increase in Indian population. (Bay Ridge is a unique neighborhood in that it's always been nice and diverse without being "gentrified" as opposed to other Brooklyn neighborhoods like Wiliamsburg and Bushwick that didn't always have the best reputations that underwent a gentrification transformation post-2000 and are popular neighborhoods now).

Patel is unfortunately almost reaching his 1st year anniversary since his addition to the Top Ten List, and of all the fugitives added within the past year, he’s basically the most difficult one to locate. Let’s hope that he doesn’t have much longer like Luis Macedo, Eric Toth, & Jose Guevara, all of which were caught shortly after making it a year.