Alexis Flores- Pennyslvania- 2000 (Added in 2007)

I'm pretty sure the whole reason they learned who Alexis Flores was was due to DNA identifying his real name and discovery of arrests under his real name of Alexis Flores. (I believe he had at least in Philadelphia pretended to be a handyman named "Carlos")

It's possible but a longshot.

A friend of mine said that he had a U.S. Marshal as a guest speaker at his university and he apparently told the class of the recent capture of Andre Neverson and Dan Hiers.

He also said that at any given time, they and the FBI are constantly monitoring fugitives known to be in foreign countries, which is why I posted this here since I have hope that perhaps federal agents are monitoring Alexis Flores but can’t do anything.

Since 1982 Honduras has prohibited the extradition of its nationals, but it changed in 2012 allowing extradition of terrorists and drug traffickers.

Even if he’s down there and the police won’t arrest him, he’s probably not living a good life with people knowing what he did since everyone is pretty much connected to the internet and they may shun him and harass him if he’s out in public.

Flores has no choice but to stay in Honduras regardless of what happens. He may try to go to a different country like Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, or Nicaragua, but he’s pretty much safe in Honduras given the amount of time Flores has been on the list, he’s obviously there as Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, & Colombia have captured fugitives in less than 10 years.


As I’ve said before, even if Flores is in Honduras, I feel he’s living a pretty crappy life, whether it’s him only being locked in his house with family 24/7, people that knew/know Flores may harass him in public for what he’s done even with the possibility that law enforcement won’t do anything, or being stuck in a place with endless poverty and violence could take its toll as well.


I remember back in 2014 when Frein and Mogilevich, who were fellow FBI Philadelphia Top Tenners, there was a YouTube video that said, they had spent more resources on Frein manhunt than they had with Alexis Flores in the then 7 years of the manhunt and that couldn’t be more true, however it’s been 11 years since the FBI added him, and there hasn’t even been a change in his poster, or even an age progressed image at least. Unfortunately as much as I don’t like saying this, but if Flores is in a country where they won’t extradite him, it’s pretty much another Semion Mogilevich.


I don’t think a tip would lead to Flores being captured, it would have to be the Honduran government actually acting and sending him back, thus the FBI can still bring in Flores without being on the list.


It makes it worse that President Tiny Hands said he was going to cut Honduras’ funding.

Because of that there has been no justice in Iriana's murder 18 years later, I checked and found a Find A Grave memorial page in her memory.

www.findagrave.com/memorial/14492060/iriana-morales-dejesus

I really don't think that it doesn't really matter as to who on the list is bumped up to first place as in MOST 'MOST WANTED" out of all the top tenners. In an episode of FBI FILES (Another true crime show), when a guy (or gal) is added to the Top 10 that means that it's the bureau's case (not just one field office's case), every field office in the U.S. is told to be on the lookout for tips or any information.

QUESTION: Why so eager/worried to see which FBI TOP TENNER gets in 1st place? I mean all of them are the worst of the worst, that's the whole point of the TOP TEN LIST.

IN my opinion whoever typed this thought that I'm quoting I think would really love the book "TOP TEN" it's a fictional book in which a serial killer who's on the FBI's TOP TENNERS starts targeting the other nine on the list cause he wants to be the king, the head honcho, the king of the hill, the big kahuna, the boss.