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Post by Scumhunter on Feb 11, 2022 6:40:57 GMT -5
Just wanted to also mention while I've been somewhat critical of the top ten selections lately (aside from Juarez-Corro), although I'm sorry for the reasons and terrible crimes, I am very satisfied with the fugitives the FBI have been adding to the overall website so far in 2022 and I like the direction they're going so far. Should also add though whether one of these additions I've been agreeing with replaces Juarez-Corro (or someone else) on the top ten list will be the real test. |
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Post by тσρтєиhυитєя on Feb 14, 2022 18:47:34 GMT -5
Just wanted to also mention while I've been somewhat critical of the top ten selections lately (aside from Juarez-Corro), although I'm sorry for the reasons and terrible crimes, I am very satisfied with the fugitives the FBI have been adding to the overall website so far in 2022 and I like the direction they're going so far. Should also add though whether one of these additions I've been agreeing with replaces Juarez-Corro (or someone else) on the top ten list will be the real test. It should be worth noting that the FBI hasn’t added a fugitive from a west coast field office in nearly 4 years since Greg Carlson. Given all the additions since Lamont Stephenson have either been Northeast, Midwest, & Texas cases, and the recent captures and removals of western field office cases leave only Jason Derek Brown and Rafael Caro-Quintero (federal arrest warrant issued in California in 1992) as the only 2 western fugitives, I do believe the FBI Los Angeles and Seattle have viable candidates (Apollo Carreon Quiboloy & Liban Abdulkadir Sheikh) that will shift the geographic balance once again. However William Willingham, being the only fugitive from the FBI Jackson, and since southern field offices haven’t had a go since (Jose Guevara if we are referring to the Deep South, or Alejandro Castillo for the overall general Southeastern United States) and with new photographs, the timing is right to get him on. Also the FBI Boston has been very active as of late with adding Hung Tien Pham, Melchor Datu and readding Andrew Dabbs, and it may seem they want to get one of their own on the list a decade after the capture of their most infamous and recent fugitive. |
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Post by Scumhunter on Feb 16, 2022 7:24:49 GMT -5
Any of the FBI Boston fugitives would be welcome additions. And once again although I sort of disagreed with adding Yulan Carias, there is the Alexis Flores factor which is a contingency where I could take back my disagreement.
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Post by тσρтєиhυитєя on Feb 22, 2022 11:23:12 GMT -5
I basically narrowed down my personal contender to replace Juarez-Corro to one individual, and in my opinion it should be William Willingham.
After the capture of Juarez-Corro, and how he was caught, I think this is going to be a big factor in the upcoming selection, and personally in my opinion Willingham if he gets added, having a spotlight on him will be what’ll flush him out, especially being sought for a very egregious crime like Juarez-Corro, which I think also played a role in Juarez-Corro’s capture, with people in Mexico and society in general not being okay with a mass murder, I think the same will happen with Willingham in people not being okay with a child rapist.
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Post by Scumhunter on Feb 23, 2022 10:32:39 GMT -5
Not counting who I'd want to add, although I'd be very happy with his selection as well, my first prediction right now would be Hung Tien Pham. I'm a bit busier with a day shift now but if I get around to it I haven't made a top prediction list in a while so maybe I'll do that this weekend lol.
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Post by Scumhunter on Feb 23, 2022 12:53:18 GMT -5
Actually might as well do predictions right now (not who I want but who I think they'll add):
1. Hung Tien Pham- Capture of Juarez-Corro opened up a cold case slot, FBI likes adding fugitives wanted for mass shootings, as they are obviously most violent and dangerous.
2. Michael Pratt- Lots of publicity and press-relases, non-murder fugitive not added since Greg Carlson.
3. Liban Sheikh- Pacific Northwest hasn't had someone added in a while.
4. Joe Constance- Constant publicity and seemingly progress in case, addition may be what puts him away for good.
5. William Willingham- Increased activity on case lately new photos etc...
Wild Cards:
-Kevin Lamont Carter- Seems he's always been on the short list. But maybe now is finally time.
-Jarvis Wright- FBI takes public shootings very seriously, this happened at a birthday party.
-Diego Trejo- For some reason its just a gut instinct, not rooted in logic. However Atlanta hasn't had an addition in a while and although the child of his wife wound up safe, it is still technically a case involving a child so I guess I can justify it here.
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Post by Maddog on Feb 23, 2022 20:00:19 GMT -5
Actually might as well do predictions right now (not who I want but who I think they'll add): 1. Hung Tien Pham- Capture of Juarez-Corro opened up a cold case slot, FBI likes adding fugitives wanted for mass shootings, as they are obviously most violent and dangerous. 2. Michael Pratt- Lots of publicity and press-relases, non-murder fugitive not added since Greg Carlson. 3. Liban Sheikh- Pacific Northwest hasn't had someone added in a while. 4. Joe Constance- Constant publicity and seemingly progress in case, addition may be what puts him away for good. 5. William Willingham- Increased activity on case lately new photos etc... Wild Cards: -Kevin Lamont Carter- Seems he's always been on the short list. But maybe now is finally time. -Jarvis Wright- FBI takes public shootings very seriously, this happened at a birthday party. -Diego Trejo- For some reason its just a gut instinct, not rooted in logic. However Atlanta hasn't had an addition in a while and although the child of his wife wound up safe, it is still technically a case involving a child so I guess I can justify it here. I would like to also add Liban Sheikh, too. The timing is curious as to why he was added to the website. He has been on the site before, but it was years and years ago to my knowledge. Plus, he is accused of a very violent crime: the murder and assault he is accused of took place during a burglary where he forced his way in. It makes sense for him to be added to the list, as there are numerous locations listed as to his possible whereabouts. |
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Post by тσρтєиhυитєя on Feb 27, 2022 15:21:45 GMT -5
Actually might as well do predictions right now (not who I want but who I think they'll add): 1. Hung Tien Pham- Capture of Juarez-Corro opened up a cold case slot, FBI likes adding fugitives wanted for mass shootings, as they are obviously most violent and dangerous. 2. Michael Pratt- Lots of publicity and press-relases, non-murder fugitive not added since Greg Carlson. 3. Liban Sheikh- Pacific Northwest hasn't had someone added in a while. 4. Joe Constance- Constant publicity and seemingly progress in case, addition may be what puts him away for good. 5. William Willingham- Increased activity on case lately new photos etc... Wild Cards: -Kevin Lamont Carter- Seems he's always been on the short list. But maybe now is finally time. -Jarvis Wright- FBI takes public shootings very seriously, this happened at a birthday party. -Diego Trejo- For some reason its just a gut instinct, not rooted in logic. However Atlanta hasn't had an addition in a while and although the child of his wife wound up safe, it is still technically a case involving a child so I guess I can justify it here. This is a wonderful list, and one thing I’ve noticed is that 4 of the 8 fugitives on your list are from field offices where they are essentially the only candidate with 3 being from bordering states in the Deep South (Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama) and one in the Pacific Northwest (Washington State). I must point out that Juarez-Corro was the only fugitive from the FBI Milwaukee when he was nominated for the Top Ten List. |
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Post by outlawtaco on Feb 27, 2022 15:56:55 GMT -5
Here's My List
1 Omar Alexander Cardenas wanted for a murder at a Shopping mall in Los Angeles California
2 Juan Jose Chachon Morales aka Camello and El Primo a known gang member and border robbery gang suspect in the killing of a Border Patrol Agent this one's also from California this one is in San Diego
3 Santino "Tino" Garcia once arrested in Mexico
In the border state of Coahuila but was released Mysteriously still believed to in Mexico wanted for a gang related homicide in Sacramento
4 Edgardo Luis Perez a murder suspect from Metro Detroit wanted for killing a man after planning it for a while as he had books on how to kill people thought to be hiding out on Detroit Indiana Puerto Rico Mexico or Spain
5 Kevin Lamont Carter aka Hawk Dawg or Lil Bit
A convicted rapist and fugitive murderer thought to be responsible for killing his girlfriend in Selma Alabama he has ties To Florida Alabama Indiana and presumably in other states in the Midwest and southern us
Wildcards
Juan Laureano Arvizu a Gangster from Mexico wanted for being part of murder/robbery crew in Los Angeles and in Oklahoma as well the only suspect at large in this case
Diego Trejo wanted for a murder out of Atlanta Georgia for the murder of his girlfriend with and Ak47 Assault rifle he is thought to be in Mexico Florida Georgia or Texas or California
Stanley Obas wanted for a murder out of
Easton Pennsylvania thought to be in Brooklyn New York Canada or Haiti aka Wild man
Jorge Reuda Landeros A Baltimore man wanted for killing an accountant and stealing her money thought to be in Mexico
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Post by Deleted on Mar 23, 2022 6:29:58 GMT -5
Here's My List 1 Omar Alexander Cardenas wanted for a murder at a Shopping mall in Los Angeles California 2 Juan Jose Chachon Morales aka Camello and El Primo a known gang member and border robbery gang suspect in the killing of a Border Patrol Agent this one's also from California this one is in San Diego 3 Santino "Tino" Garcia once arrested in Mexico In the border state of Coahuila but was released Mysteriously still believed to in Mexico wanted for a gang related homicide in Sacramento 4 Edgardo Luis Perez a murder suspect from Metro Detroit wanted for killing a man after planning it for a while as he had books on how to kill people thought to be hiding out on Detroit Indiana Puerto Rico Mexico or Spain 5 Kevin Lamont Carter aka Hawk Dawg or Lil Bit A convicted rapist and fugitive murderer thought to be responsible for killing his girlfriend in Selma Alabama he has ties To Florida Alabama Indiana and presumably in other states in the Midwest and southern us Wildcards Juan Laureano Arvizu a Gangster from Mexico wanted for being part of murder/robbery crew in Los Angeles and in Oklahoma as well the only suspect at large in this case Diego Trejo wanted for a murder out of Atlanta Georgia for the murder of his girlfriend with and Ak47 Assault rifle he is thought to be in Mexico Florida Georgia or Texas or California Stanley Obas wanted for a murder out of Easton Pennsylvania thought to be in Brooklyn New York Canada or Haiti aka Wild man Jorge Reuda Landeros A Baltimore man wanted for killing an accountant and stealing her money thought to be in Mexico Great list - my choices from those on the FBI website currently would be: 1. Michael James Pratt - high profile, prolific offender, could be anywhere in the world, would be first Crimes Against Children fugitive in some time 2. Juan Jose Chacon Morales - gang/organised crime ties and the killer if a federal agent, often a likely combo to land a spot on the list 3. Juan Laureano-Arvizu - the range of serious crimes he is wanted for is staggering. Also an associate of an (admittedly weakened) drug cartel 4. Hung Tien Pham - a good Cold Case candidate. Multiple murders, similar profile to previous Top Ten fugitives in terms of type of crime and profile. 5. Stanley Obas - when his poster was re-added to the FBI site, I had a hunch he would end up in the list, given the heinous nature of his crime. As a complete wild card - how about this guy, Moises Tinajero - www2.fbi.gov/wanted/fugitives/vc/murders/tinajero_ma.htm |
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Post by outlawtaco on Mar 23, 2022 9:14:35 GMT -5
Thank you
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Post by тσρтєиhυитєя on Mar 23, 2022 12:57:58 GMT -5
Here's My List 1 Omar Alexander Cardenas wanted for a murder at a Shopping mall in Los Angeles California 2 Juan Jose Chachon Morales aka Camello and El Primo a known gang member and border robbery gang suspect in the killing of a Border Patrol Agent this one's also from California this one is in San Diego 3 Santino "Tino" Garcia once arrested in Mexico In the border state of Coahuila but was released Mysteriously still believed to in Mexico wanted for a gang related homicide in Sacramento 4 Edgardo Luis Perez a murder suspect from Metro Detroit wanted for killing a man after planning it for a while as he had books on how to kill people thought to be hiding out on Detroit Indiana Puerto Rico Mexico or Spain 5 Kevin Lamont Carter aka Hawk Dawg or Lil Bit A convicted rapist and fugitive murderer thought to be responsible for killing his girlfriend in Selma Alabama he has ties To Florida Alabama Indiana and presumably in other states in the Midwest and southern us Wildcards Juan Laureano Arvizu a Gangster from Mexico wanted for being part of murder/robbery crew in Los Angeles and in Oklahoma as well the only suspect at large in this case Diego Trejo wanted for a murder out of Atlanta Georgia for the murder of his girlfriend with and Ak47 Assault rifle he is thought to be in Mexico Florida Georgia or Texas or California Stanley Obas wanted for a murder out of Easton Pennsylvania thought to be in Brooklyn New York Canada or Haiti aka Wild man Jorge Reuda Landeros A Baltimore man wanted for killing an accountant and stealing her money thought to be in Mexico Great list - my choices from those on the FBI website currently would be: 1. Michael James Pratt - high profile, prolific offender, could be anywhere in the world, would be first Crimes Against Children fugitive in some time 2. Juan Jose Chacon Morales - gang/organised crime ties and the killer if a federal agent, often a likely combo to land a spot on the list 3. Juan Laureano-Arvizu - the range of serious crimes he is wanted for is staggering. Also an associate of an (admittedly weakened) drug cartel 4. Hung Tien Pham - a good Cold Case candidate. Multiple murders, similar profile to previous Top Ten fugitives in terms of type of crime and profile. 5. Stanley Obas - when his poster was re-added to the FBI site, I had a hunch he would end up in the list, given the heinous nature of his crime. As a complete wild card - how about this guy, Moises Tinajero - www2.fbi.gov/wanted/fugitives/vc/murders/tinajero_ma.htmI know in recent weeks and months since Octaviano Juarez-Corel’s capture I’ve said that I would prefer the FBI not add a Hispanic fugitive this time around as to not have the list being 7/10 Hispanic, but Moises Tinajero (and also Abel Acosta, triple murderer out of Texas and Antonio Magana Castro, wanted for a murder and attempted murder in California and Washington State) would be an exception for me, as I must admit, I have never heard of him until today, and it’s a triple murder, and sexual battery case that is very brutal if I’m honest, and it’s gotten little to no attention as I could not find much on google besides newspaper clippings online of the case, which fits the criteria for the Top Ten List, of being not very notorious and but very brutal crime. Also he’s an alleged trip murderer and would be 60/61 currently which fits him as an appropriate replacement for Robert Fisher, despite being on the run 15 years longer than Fisher. |
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Post by Maddog on Mar 30, 2022 20:52:24 GMT -5
Great list - my choices from those on the FBI website currently would be: 1. Michael James Pratt - high profile, prolific offender, could be anywhere in the world, would be first Crimes Against Children fugitive in some time 2. Juan Jose Chacon Morales - gang/organised crime ties and the killer if a federal agent, often a likely combo to land a spot on the list 3. Juan Laureano-Arvizu - the range of serious crimes he is wanted for is staggering. Also an associate of an (admittedly weakened) drug cartel 4. Hung Tien Pham - a good Cold Case candidate. Multiple murders, similar profile to previous Top Ten fugitives in terms of type of crime and profile. 5. Stanley Obas - when his poster was re-added to the FBI site, I had a hunch he would end up in the list, given the heinous nature of his crime. As a complete wild card - how about this guy, Moises Tinajero - www2.fbi.gov/wanted/fugitives/vc/murders/tinajero_ma.htmI know in recent weeks and months since Octaviano Juarez-Corel’s capture I’ve said that I would prefer the FBI not add a Hispanic fugitive this time around as to not have the list being 7/10 Hispanic, but Moises Tinajero (and also Abel Acosta, triple murderer out of Texas and Antonio Magana Castro, wanted for a murder and attempted murder in California and Washington State) would be an exception for me, as I must admit, I have never heard of him until today, and it’s a triple murder, and sexual battery case that is very brutal if I’m honest, and it’s gotten little to no attention as I could not find much on google besides newspaper clippings online of the case, which fits the criteria for the Top Ten List, of being not very notorious and but very brutal crime. Also he’s an alleged trip murderer and would be 60/61 currently which fits him as an appropriate replacement for Robert Fisher, despite being on the run 15 years longer than Fisher. Castro and Tinajero would have been great additions back when they committed their crimes. Castro especially is still a danger judging by his crime spree. I don’t think it would hurt for the Bureau to add a cold case fugitive. |
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Post by fugitivesearch on Apr 11, 2022 13:18:55 GMT -5
I think Pratt would be a good addition. Different type of case and likely more findable in New Zealand than some of the fugitives hiding in Latin/Central America that have been added the last few years.
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Post by Maddog on Apr 14, 2022 18:02:29 GMT -5
I’m adding Justin Smith to my list of possible contenders. I think a UFAP warrant is likely in this case, and not only that, but several people have made the list for murder of a pregnant woman to include Philip Policarpio and Shanika Minor.
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