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Post by тσρтєиhυитєя on Jan 14, 2018 12:21:51 GMT -5
Thanks for that Scumhunter and HeadMarshal, just needed to get that off my chest because these things become a cycle if the negativity doesn’t stop, many girls at this age fall for traps from the d-bags, yet the good ones get mistreated or are neglected. That’s why at least on here I feel like I’m doing something that’s actually doing a huge service with my fellow members (or as they say in Britain “with my mates”).
Thanks for cheering me up guys I really appreciate it. 😊
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Post by 912thamwuser on Jan 15, 2018 13:44:03 GMT -5
Each in this next series of posts will cover 1 of 5 designated divisions of my Most Wanted of '017 list, starting with...
Dcb. '016 and Jnr. '017 Division:
XL. Brittany LaTrice Herndon
XXXIX. Eric James Eskola
XXXVIII. Norbert Stuart Volk
XXXVII. Jorge Montero Segura
XXXVI. Jose Angel Tellez
XXXV. Sheldon Cadore
XXXIV. Carlos Ordonez Pacheco
XXXIII. Ruben Manzano Guerrero
XXXII. Derrick L Frierson
XXXI. Carlos Hernandez (Alabama)
XXX. Carlos Torres
XXIX. Anthony E McDonald
XXVIII. Juan Carlos Paredes
XXVII. Daniel Flores Rios
XXVI. Juan "Bananas" Carballo Jr
XXV. Michael Que Heath
XXIV. Jesus Mederos
XXIII. Fernando Garcia (San Pablo, Ca)
XXII. Pedro Vasquez-Garcia
XXI. Juan Antonio Ramirez (Georgia)
XX. Felipe Jesus Buelna
XIX. Douglas Odir Montes Carranza
XVIII. Eleazar Vargas
XVII. Ervin Mendoza
XVI. Yaneli Medina
XV. Juan Guadalupe Garcia
XIV. Antelmo "Staffola" Ontiveros
XIII. Peng "Victor" Li
XII. Dennys Cabrera
XI. Joel Medina-Ortiz
X. Ofelio Rojas Herrera
IX. Jason S Liu
VIII. Jose Luis Hernandez (Houston)
VII. Juan Manuel De La Cruz
VI. Ricardo Fabela
V. Robert Lee Randolph
IV. Eric Monroe Jones
III. Jorge Alfredo Urias Sanchez
II. David Cecilio Soto
I. Anna Marlene Reyes
My first question is: Were any of these captured before New Year's Day on 1-01-018?
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Post by 912thamwuser on Jan 15, 2018 13:51:58 GMT -5
I don't usually like to multiple-post, but I never figured out what the limits were on how big an individual post could be, and with 5 divisions in '017, I felt bound to divide them up:
February and March ("Late Winter") '017 Division:
XL. Gabriel Gomez
XXXIX. Reginald O'Keith Williams
XXXVIII. Efrein Gonzalez
XXXVII. Eric L Bills
XXXVI. Maximino Campos Rodriguez
XXXV. Charles Wooliver
XXXIV. Gilbert Greenwood
XXXIII. Marlen Torres
XXXII. Alex Melgar
XXXI. Donald Gilliland
XXX. Abrian Woodall
XXIX. Miguel Villasenor
XXVIII. Samuel Mora Bonilla
XXVII. Alfredo B Acevedo
XXVI. Luis Perez-Amezcua
XXV. Richard Joseph LaCarte
XXIV. Julio Cesar Mendez
XXIII. Misael Beltran Torrecillas
XXII. Enrique Gallardo
XXI. Sergio Franco
XX. Medel Isaac Tenangueno
XIX. Martin Barrios Perez
XVIII. Stephen Marcus "Bread" Gilbert
XVII. Nathan Paul Gervais
XVI. Jorge Daniel Vera
XV. Misael Gomes Martines
XIV. Juan Pablo Perez-Najera
XIII. LaMont Stephenson
XII. Joaquin Brambila-Vasquez
XI. Alfonso Rojas Tafoya
X. Patrice Doss
IX. Jorge E Torres-Reyes
VIII. Carlos Augusto LaCayo
VII. Markees Johnson
VI. Ezequiel Jaregui Gonzalez
V. Augustine Jaime Reyes
IV. Alejandro R Castillo
III. Leon Henry "Jay Thunder" Shaw
II. Joshua DeTwiler
I. Felipe Vianney Hernandez Tellez
Awaiting confirmation that all were still at large on New Year's Eve, 12-31-017.
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Post by 912thamwuser on Jan 15, 2018 14:00:25 GMT -5
April, May, and June ("Spring") '017 Division:
XL. Barrett Preston Busschau
XXXIX. Abdulrahman Sameer Noorah
XXXVIII. David Dale Booth
XXXVII. Peter Martin Kuhn
XXXVI. Melvin "Shorty, Chory, Charlie, El Senor" Perez Cardenas
XXXV. Sonia Milagros-Andino
XXXIV. Lewis "Kamala" Hinojosa
XXXIII. Keith "Sonny" Roosevelt Funk
XXXII. Christian Michael Stasenka
XXXI. Shyam Gauchon
XXX. Randall McFadden
XXIX. Bulmaro Camarillo
XXVIII. Okevin Moradian
XXVII. Kirk Malcolm Randler
XXVI. Larry Valdez
XXV. Alfredo "Panther" Diaz Perez
XXIV. Neal Ortema Lemus DelCid
XXIII. Desmond Tahatdil
XXII. Alan Jacob Mogollon-Anaya
XXI. LaKeith "Lil Booka" Courtney
XX. Eder Guerrero
XIX. Jorge Alberto Bravo
XVIII. Aasim Charles Hart
XVII. Steven K "Fat Boy, C Sick" Touch
XVI. Pedro Rosales Rodriguez
XV. Brian Keith "Kewee" Freeman
XIV. Erasmo Alcala Diaz
XIII. Kristian Ivan Miranda
XII. Anthony Fimbres
XI. Fong Kang Yang
X. Savang "Lay" Sychantha
IX. Guadalupe Fernandez //The case of the 5-escapee mass prison break
VIII. Fidel Alcanta Baltizar
VII. Cenobio H Mendoza-Lopez
VI. Jose Antonio Barajas
V. Juan Carlos Marizcal
IV. Francisco Romero
III. DeAundrey Cole -- CAPTURED ON 1-08-018
II. Derrick "Tone, Ghost" Bell
I. Gerald Michael Bullinger
As usual, first priority is to check the basic qualification that all were still on the run by 1-01-018.
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Post by 912thamwuser on Jan 15, 2018 14:08:15 GMT -5
July, August, and September ("Summer") '017 Division:
XL. Filiberto "Veto, Negro" Bejarano
XXXIX. Rizueno Ramirez Cruz
XXXVIII. Irian Ochoa-Valdez
XXXVII. Mark Anthony Ponce
XXXVI. Alvaro Ramirez
XXXV. Jose Jesus Astorga
XXXIV. Isaias Rojas-Vasquez
XXXIII. Antonio Izaguirre-Flores
XXXII. Jesus "Jessie, Shamu" Sanchez
XXXI. Jose "Chemma" Zamarripa
XXX. Randy Terry
XXIX. Federico Garcia Martinez
XXVIII. Lorenzo Barr Kamanda
XXVII. Dilquon Juvonne Best
XXVI. Samuel Reza Rogel
XXV. Enrique Cruz Pompa
XXIV. Hugo Albert "Taquacin" Portillo
XXIII. Alana Renee Cole
XXII. Brigido Rocha Barreto
XXI. Woravit "Kim" Mektrakarn
XX. Jose Mateo Marquez
XIX. Jorge Luis Zendejas-Cano
XVIII. Nemorio "Nimo" Contreras
XVII. Martin Jose Jarquin-Estrada
XVI. Arturo Garcia
XV. Arturo Velazquez-Celon
XIV. Manuel Alberto Regino
XIII. Martin Jesus Godinez
XII. Fausto "Chapito Isidro" Meza-Flores
XI. Anibal Manuel Avila
X. Abraham Mendoza
IX. Derrick Walker
VIII. Gerardo Cuellar
VII. Cuong Tri Luu
VI. Taeyoon Park
V. Tuan Anh Tran
IV. Divis Garcia Ordonez
III. Juan "Quan Pan" Gonzalez Jr
II. Mariano Aguilar Garcia
I. Natasha Cleopatra Meyers
None of these were caught before 1-01-018, were they?
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Post by 912thamwuser on Jan 15, 2018 14:17:15 GMT -5
Finally, October and November ("Early Autumn") '017 Division
XL. Jeffrey Paul Emery
XXXIX. Anthony David Stone
XXXVIII. Jesus Prieto Valdovinos
XXXVII. Edgar Cardenas Serrano
XXXVI. Oscar Servando Garcia-Pineda
XXXV. Wilmar Fernandez Ramirez
XXXIV. Erbert Lee Jackson
XXXIII. Daniela Pereira Torres
XXXII. Juan Arenas
XXXI. Tisera Eric "Ty" Puapuaga
XXX. Pablo Mojica-Fuentes
XXIX. Ramon Cobo Delgado
XXVIII. Misael Lopez Mendoza
XXVII. Dennis St John Rodriguez
XXVI. Dennis Muhammad Cunningham
XXV. Juan Acosta-Wong
XXIV. Jia Tay "Jerry" Hu
XXIII. Robert E "Li'l Rob" Brumsfeld III
XXII. Raymond Duke Trotman
XXI. Francisco "Chino" Amaral
XX. Angel Soto Torres
XIX. Kevin Michael Waguespack
XVIII. Kurt Darnell Tasker Jr
XVII. Rodney Roy "RP, Shrek, Monikers" Parker Jr
XVI. Juan Diego Vargas
XV. Omar Estrada
XIV. Zachary Cordell Harrison
XIII. Carlos Alberto Gonzalez-Barahona
XII. Conor Vincent "Bendo" D'Monte
XI. Russell "JR" Lyles Jr
X. Ronald Ray Charles
IX. John Wilson (Inkster, MI)
VIII. Andres "Andy, Sparky" Diaz
VII. Jesus Sanchez Ponce
VI. Javier Cisneros
V. Antonio "Chapo" Prado
IV. Yuning Huang
III. Genaro Hernandez
II. Wayne Collier
I. Larry Darnell Peavy
Once confirmed that they were still at large on 1-01-018, I'll declare it: 200 manhunts of unfinished business underway on New Year's Day. I remember a decade ago when John Walsh talked about unfinished business at the beginning of his countdown of his Top 10 Fugitives of '007. Great work to law enforcement, and to some extent AMW, on finishing what got started all those years ago! Here's to hoping as many of these as possible are finally resolved this year!
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Post by Scumhunter on Jan 15, 2018 19:08:26 GMT -5
Each in this next series of posts will cover 1 of 5 designated divisions of my Most Wanted of '017 list, starting with... Dcb. '016 and Jnr. '017 Division: XL. Brittany LaTrice Herndon XXXIX. Eric James Eskola XXXVIII. Norbert Stuart Volk XXXVII. Jorge Montero Segura XXXVI. Jose Angel Tellez XXXV. Sheldon Cadore XXXIV. Carlos Ordonez Pacheco XXXIII. Ruben Manzano Guerrero XXXII. Derrick L Frierson XXXI. Carlos Hernandez (Alabama) XXX. Carlos Torres XXIX. Anthony E McDonald XXVIII. Juan Carlos Paredes XXVII. Daniel Flores Rios XXVI. Juan "Bananas" Carballo Jr XXV. Michael Que Heath XXIV. Jesus Mederos XXIII. Fernando Garcia (San Pablo, Ca) XXII. Pedro Vasquez-Garcia XXI. Juan Antonio Ramirez (Georgia) XX. Felipe Jesus Buelna XIX. Douglas Odir Montes Carranza XVIII. Eleazar Vargas XVII. Ervin Mendoza XVI. Yaneli Medina XV. Juan Guadalupe Garcia XIV. Antelmo "Staffola" Ontiveros XIII. Peng "Victor" Li XII. Dennys Cabrera XI. Joel Medina-Ortiz X. Ofelio Rojas Herrera IX. Jason S Liu VIII. Jose Luis Hernandez (Houston) VII. Juan Manuel De La Cruz VI. Ricardo Fabela V. Robert Lee Randolph IV. Eric Monroe Jones III. Jorge Alfredo Urias Sanchez II. David Cecilio Soto I. Anna Marlene Reyes My first question is: Were any of these captured before New Year's Day on 1-01-018? Yaneli Medina was removed from the site as it turned out she was already captured when her case was posted and the local media did a poor job of not updating that fact. I'll look at your other lists for each division and let you know. |
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Post by Scumhunter on Jan 15, 2018 19:12:00 GMT -5
I'll update if I notice anything but from first glance all look still at large, nice job, impressive list! Yes, let's get to work on ALL of them.  |
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Post by тσρтєиhυитєя on Jan 16, 2018 23:29:00 GMT -5
Today marks 2 years since I’ve joined the site, and over the last 2 years we’ve seen a lot of cases solved thanks to good police work, good tips from the public and just sheer stupidity from the fugitives themselves, and I hope to spend many many many more years to come on here.
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Post by Scumhunter on Jan 17, 2018 3:21:58 GMT -5
Once again, happy sleuthaversary! |
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Post by Scumhunter on Jan 20, 2018 0:23:05 GMT -5
A little bit of a rant but it seems EVERY Crime Watch Daily case for their current season is a "was it suicide/accident or murder" controversy. I don't even bother to watch the segment or show anymore if that's what the episode is. I understand these cases might be interesting but the show is not Unsolved Mysteries and while some cases are admittedly suspicious, for the most part, usually the ruling is right. A lot of times families just don't want to accept what actually happened to their love ones as something of their own doings. It's not their or the victim's fault no matter what, suicides happen and it's a result of mental illness, society etc... Accidents happen as well. But there still seems to be a sense of guilt and need to justify a death by seeking the chance it was someone else's doing. It seems they're purposely choosing these type of cases for ratings rather than cases that can be solved. I'd prefer they focus on cut and dry murder cases to ensure justice for those families instead. Even if these other cases are actually murders, the police are set in their ways in what they believe. The cut and dry cases are more solvable. They just did TWO more suicide or accident cases this week. Like the show but it's getting ridiculous. I have admittedly seen cases on the show where I've thought "yeah I agree this is possibly a murder" but it's useless if the police won't investigate and there's nothing more than circumstantial evidence. |
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Post by HeadMarshal on Feb 20, 2018 17:58:24 GMT -5
So the Las Vegas Police Department posted 10 wanted fugitives to their website after years of not profiling any fugitives. The problem is the worst charge among those fugitives is "assault with a deadly weapon". That is a very serious charge but are we to believe there are no recent fugitives wanted out of Vegas for murder/homicide? www.lvmpd.com/en-us/Pages/MostWanted.aspx |
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Post by Scumhunter on Feb 20, 2018 18:06:26 GMT -5
Yeah that is kinda weird.
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Post by Scumhunter on Feb 20, 2018 21:56:14 GMT -5
Ok so this is annoying me- there's an article asking "How Did Andrew Cunanan get away with murder?" He DIDN'T get away as he was tracked down and chose to take his own life. In my world, get away would mean he would still be at large and alive today. I don't consider him having to end his pathetic, miserable life early getting away with it. Yes, there were several missteps that could have prevented the murder of Gianni Versace and perhaps at least William Reece. Lee Miglin would be a stretch. (I don't think anything could have prevented the first two murders). However, while the article is good, the title should have been "what could have prevent Gianni Versace's murder?" or "Why wasn't Cunanan captured alive?" or something like that. www.townandcountrymag.com/society/a16765354/andrew-cunanan-gianni-versace-murder-investigation-clues/ |
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Post by umandamwfan on Feb 25, 2018 2:23:33 GMT -5
I started watching LIVE PD recently. Great show!
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