Upcoming on "The Hunt With John Walsh"- Season 3- 2016

I meant that's what I read on the official site as well. But I didn't make reference to it so yeah.

I know it's only because of election season, but I actually kind of like breaking The Hunt into two parts in a way. Gives you time to digest first 4 episodes, a better chance of a capture happening during the season itself if it's a tip that needs to be worked on etc.. My concern is that when you delay episodes, cases could get resolved before you even have a chance to air them. (And it's a good thing they got resolved, but we saw what happened last year when like three or four cases that could have went to still at large fugitives essentially got wasted).

The entire hour will likely be devoted to him since there's no one else mentioned. This will be a case where even if The Hunt leads to his capture we may have to wait a while since Diaz-Juarez is likely hiding in Mexico. But hopefully he can be caught.

P.S. To further the publicity and pressure, it might be a good idea for the FBI to add him to their top 10 list a week before the episode (or Jorge Landeros before his episode buy a sex trafficker would stand out as a unique addition)

It seems Jorge Rueda Landeros' episode will finally air on the August 21st episode of The Hunt: www.tvguide.com/tvshows/the-hunt-with-john-walsh/episode-4-season-3/the-cold-blooded-charmer/675325/

This means Jennifer Puente, William Jordan, and Anthony Burroughs will round out the two episodes after that with of course one fugitive getting the entire hour and the other two splitting.

I am getting increasingly concerned that despite the HLN simulcasts theoretically increasing viewership, with us already at the halfway point of the season, most of the fugitives left likely in Mexico or another country, this may be our first ever season of The Hunt where it doesn't end with any captures.

It doesn't mean there won't be a capture after the season as a result of getting a fugitive in a foreign country, but it would be disappointing to end a season without a capture. Maybe it's just me but I think part of the problem with this season is there are a ton of cases of fugitives who are either A) Out of the country B) Possibly dead and already discussed as possibly being dead or C) Getting up there in age and could be dead by now. or a combination of the three. Let's take a look at the first four weeks:

William Greer- Very slippery fugitive on the run for 10 years already so was already a difficult case. One can assume may be in Mexico or Canada by now.

Oscar Menjivar-Herrera- Possibly in El Salvador.

Elby Hars- In his 70's, getting up there in age.

Eugene Palmer- Possibly dead.

Robert Fisher- Possibly dead.

The Dimitrions- Possibly in the Philippines. (I feel they're in the states but they are Filipino)

So ALL FIVE cases so far have some sort of difficulty associated with them in making them a quick capture.

This isn't a criticism as I think this season is their best so far, but I am just highlighting where there may be more difficulties in getting that first capture than in the past.

We may still yet see a capture this season. But I agree these ran into the woods cases (sans Fisher) are getting to be too much now.

Not sure if I'm a fan of the title "Murder Girl" but hope it's a good episode nonetheless and she definitely needs a profile. This means Anthony Burroughs and William Jordan likely split the season finale.

P.S. Even if we don't get a capture by the end of the season (we could still see a season 3 direct result capture, it's just it would likely be a foreign country capture which takes time), at least the capture of Chris Ponce happened during the season to make up for it.

Diaz-Juarez profile was very good. The Hunt like AMW wants to inspire viewers to be outraged/saddened/inspired enough to send in a tip if they know the fugitive's whereabouts so great job in that aspect.

I also really liked the graphics and re-enactment of when they took down most of Hortencia's crew and the subsequent discussion of her trial was very emotional for me.

My one complaint has nothing to do with the show but CNN itself. Not only are the huge ads advertising the 10 PM show (Declassified) distracting but they covered up some of the translation on the screen when one of the victims was speaking in Spanish. I was able to follow along anyway but it was distracting.

I understand they want to promote all their shows but they need to find a way to make it less distracting.

However, that complaint aside, very good episode and while unless for some reason in the states Diaz-Juarez won't be captured in a day, hopefully The Hunt can generate a tip that leads to his eventual capture in Mexico (where he's likely hiding.)