Sar I- Ohio- 2012 (CAPTURED)

Sar I has been added to the FBI's Featured Fugitive page. I can say that I doubt he'll make the 10 Most Wanted List however.

www.fbi.gov/wanted/murders/sar-i/view

That depends on if he's still using his name and not using an alias. I see what you're saying though and the FBI has brought up recently that they've been trying to add fugitives with unique characteristics. To be fair, every fugitive added after Edward Harper had something about them that made them a real threat to society. I'm not trying to say that fugitives aren't dangerous, but something I've been noticing is that a large amount of fugitives profiled on AMW haven't been proven to have committed other serious felonies while on the run (at least something worse than carjacking). I'll list everyone added after Harper and explain way.

#492: Jose Luis "Joe" Saenz: After committing three murders in 1998, he killed a fourth victim in 2008. He was believed to be working for a Mexican Cartel (although no one specific was ever mentioned).

#493: Eduardo "Tablas" Ravelo: Senior capo of the Barrio Azteca gang, which can be estimated to have been involved in at least 800 murders in Juarez, Mexico since 2008. I've read recently that the Azteca's have gone through some restructuring since they got near slaughtered by forces working for Chapo Guzman and still pose a threat in the Mexican state of Chihuahua and the El Paso region.

#494: Semion Mogilveich: He's a top worldwide mafia boss and is likely still involved in organized crime. Despite his age I doubt he's retiring from his spot in the Russian criminal underworld anytime soon.

#495: Eric Justin Toth: He was a boy-victim molester with at least a few proven victims, which is the highest re-offense type of sex offender. He could also blend into many socio-economic lifestyles and pose a threat to a wide range of children.

#496: Adam Mayes: Breaking-news addition but he still was a threat to the two girls he had abducted.

#497: Fidel "Tonorio" Urbina: Aside from speculation on involvement regarding crimes in Chihuahua, Mexico, he's a serial rapist who sexually murdered 22-year old Gabriella Torres seven months after raping bar waitress Diana Vazquez.

#498: Edwin Gracias: Was a member of MS-13 which is one of the most violent gangs operating in Latin America.


Even though all fugitives should be considered a threat to public safety, I just don't see Sar I posing much of a threat to society in terms of re-offending. In fact the only FBI MW Fugitives added in the 2000s which I didn't feel like they would seriously re-offend would be Nikolay Soltys, Christian Longo, Timothy Weber, Robert Fisher, Genero Dorantes, Jorge Lopez-Orozco and Edward Harper, every one of those fugitives except for Weber, Dorantes and Harper were wanted for family murders where at least three people were killed.