Post by тσρтєиhυитєя on Feb 17, 2023 23:42:59 GMT -5
Well that was back in 2009, and this has happened 3 times since 2000, the way the FBI handled it in 2009 (Harper, Preciado, Lopez Orozco), the turnover time to fill their vacancies was 2 weeks from the capture of Lopez Orozco to the first addition which was that of Joe Saenz. The first time it happened in 2017 (Jones, Strickland, Van Wisse), the turnover time was 2 1/2 months from the capture of Van Wisse to the addition of Walter Gomez, while Van Wisse remained on the list, and only the universe knows what would’ve happened with the Van Wisse slot at that time if James Comey would’ve never have been fired weeks after Patel’s addition. The second time it happened in 2017 (Van Wisse, Gomez, Macedo), the turnover time from Luis Macedo’s capture to Santiago Mederos’ addition was 1 month.
As for how the FBI will do it this time, I’m not sure, perhaps they’ll do what they did in late 2017 and add 1 fugitive a month, based on the history lesson above, the FBI is keen to turnover the captures soon, like maybe we’ll see an addition in March, April, & May or April, May, & June, or March, April, skip May, & June. Another possibility is that the FBI may only replace Rafael Caro-Quintero and Michael Pratt in the near future, and wait until the end of this year to replace Jose Villarreal-Hernandez
The FBI could pick just about anyone on the FBI site or not on the FBI site, but right now if anyone were to ask me who’s worst of the worst on the FBI website and I’d probably say everyone, but Hung Tien Pham and Bob Tang stand out as one committed a mass shooting and the other decapitated a man, which make them automatic candidates for the top ten list.
However if we analyze the list, most of the cases are from within the last 10 years and newer with Alexis Flores and Arnoldo Jimenez being on the run a decade plus, which gives the FBI more than enough wiggle room for a cold case fugitive. Also the additions since late 2021 have been more on the recent side as Yulan Carias went on the run in 2020, Ruja Ignatova went on the run in 2017 and Omar Cardenas went on the run in 2019 (Pratt went on the run in 2019 as well), all on the run within the last 5 years.
If a cold case fugitive is going to be added, Hung Tien Pham is who I think will be likely, however because of how well known Pham is, there is also Danny Liggett who’s really bad as well and about 75 years old which is basically pushing it to becoming a Brad Bishop/Eugene Palmer 3.0, and Liban Sheikh, who is much more younger than even Joe Constance and a more recent cold case (2002), and the only cold case fugitive to be added since 2020 is Octaviano Juarez-Corro who was on the run 15 years, so perhaps Liban Sheikh could be their pick and the fact that he has ties worldwide, he could end up like Michael Pratt, captured within a matter of months.
As for the other 2 slots, Bob Tang and Donald Eugene Fields are recent and perfect fits for the list, but there’s also a possibility that the FBI would want to replace all 3 slots with more recent fugitives, so Tang, Fields and Joe Constance would be the 3 fugitives I’d say would make the list if the FBI is planning to add all recent fugitives.
As for how the FBI will do it this time, I’m not sure, perhaps they’ll do what they did in late 2017 and add 1 fugitive a month, based on the history lesson above, the FBI is keen to turnover the captures soon, like maybe we’ll see an addition in March, April, & May or April, May, & June, or March, April, skip May, & June. Another possibility is that the FBI may only replace Rafael Caro-Quintero and Michael Pratt in the near future, and wait until the end of this year to replace Jose Villarreal-Hernandez
The FBI could pick just about anyone on the FBI site or not on the FBI site, but right now if anyone were to ask me who’s worst of the worst on the FBI website and I’d probably say everyone, but Hung Tien Pham and Bob Tang stand out as one committed a mass shooting and the other decapitated a man, which make them automatic candidates for the top ten list.
However if we analyze the list, most of the cases are from within the last 10 years and newer with Alexis Flores and Arnoldo Jimenez being on the run a decade plus, which gives the FBI more than enough wiggle room for a cold case fugitive. Also the additions since late 2021 have been more on the recent side as Yulan Carias went on the run in 2020, Ruja Ignatova went on the run in 2017 and Omar Cardenas went on the run in 2019 (Pratt went on the run in 2019 as well), all on the run within the last 5 years.
If a cold case fugitive is going to be added, Hung Tien Pham is who I think will be likely, however because of how well known Pham is, there is also Danny Liggett who’s really bad as well and about 75 years old which is basically pushing it to becoming a Brad Bishop/Eugene Palmer 3.0, and Liban Sheikh, who is much more younger than even Joe Constance and a more recent cold case (2002), and the only cold case fugitive to be added since 2020 is Octaviano Juarez-Corro who was on the run 15 years, so perhaps Liban Sheikh could be their pick and the fact that he has ties worldwide, he could end up like Michael Pratt, captured within a matter of months.
As for the other 2 slots, Bob Tang and Donald Eugene Fields are recent and perfect fits for the list, but there’s also a possibility that the FBI would want to replace all 3 slots with more recent fugitives, so Tang, Fields and Joe Constance would be the 3 fugitives I’d say would make the list if the FBI is planning to add all recent fugitives.
