Alexis Flores- Pennyslvania- 2000 (Added in 2007)

A sketch would help at least, but since technically he's out of our reach he may have also gotten in and out of jail there like Fidel Urbina or may have served an actual prison sentence over there under an assumed name IMO.

912th was the one that pointed that out awhile back and I have to agree because the guy had pornography stashed everywhere and his fridge was loaded with Kool-aid (unless he really liked it), but it leads me to believe he wanted to lure another child in potentially, while he was in Arizona in 2004/2005 before he was deported.

It's still the same FBI director (for now at least lol). I think the fugitive catching will have more to do with the FBI than the administration, except for certain countries like Cuba where the marginally improved relations could in theory deteriorate again.

I think there might be a reason why age progressed photos of Flores haven’t been released and it could make sense.

I think the FBI knows exactly where Flores is, because people probably are speaking up because they see the internet and saying his family lives in a certain town or region, but the only issue is probably getting the Honduran government to act.

Which would explain a lot as to why a fugitive on the FBI Top Ten on the list for 10 years hasn’t had any age progressed photos released at all. Usually the age progressed photos are reserved for individuals where they genuinely don’t know where they are.

Have there been any potential sightings of Alexis Flores that you guys have heard about?

Alexis Flores’s press release from his addition in 2007:

New Top Ten Fugitive
Suspect in 2000 Philadelphia Murder

06/02//07

Alexis Flores A Honduran man suspected in the strangling death of a 5-year-old girl in Philadelphia seven years ago has been added to our Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list. Alexis Flores, a convicted felon, is linked to the crime scene by DNA evidence. His addition to our Most Wanted list raises the reward for information leading to his arrest up to $100,000.

Flores, who also goes by the names Mario Flores, Mario Roberto, and Alex Contreras, is 5 feet four inches tall and weights 130 to 140 pounds. He has scars on his forehead and right cheek. Flores is believed to be 31 years old, though he has used dates of birth ranging from 1975 to 1982.

An itinerant worker with ties to Honduras and a criminal history that stretches to Arizona, Flores is believed to have lived in the apartment building where young Iriana DeJesus’s body was discovered on August 3, 2000. The girl had been reported missing six days earlier, on July 29. She was last seen with a Hispanic male who allegedly told people he was from Honduras and was seeking work and a place to stay. Flores allegedly disappeared from the area at the same time the girl was reported missing.

Few solid leads emerged until earlier this year, when our Philadelphia field office was notified that a DNA sample from an Arizona convict matched evidence taken at the Philadelphia crime scene. The convict, Alexis Flores, served time in Arizona on a forgery charge and was deported to Honduras following his release in 2005. Philadelphia authorities issued an arrest warrant on March 22 charging Flores with the 2000 murder and various other felonies related to the case.

Flores is the 487th fugitive to be added to the Most Wanted list since its creation in 1950. He replaces Shauntay Henderson, an alleged Kansas City gang member and murder suspect who was captured March 31, the same day she was added to the list.

Flores should be considered armed and dangerous. If you have information you believe may be helpful to the investigation, contact our Philadelphia office or submit a tip on our Tips and Public Leads page.

Note: The individuals pictured or identified here may have been apprehended or may no longer be wanted by law enforcement since the above information was posted on this website. Please check our Wanted by the FBI website or contact your local FBI office for up-to-date information.

archives.fbi.gov/archives/news/stories/2007/june/wanted_060207

Although unfortunately the probability that Flores could have reoffended is there (these alleged sickos never stop), I feel like we would have found out somehow if he's no longer alive. The problem is him being likely in Honduras.