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Post by walshfan on Nov 18, 2017 2:30:16 GMT -5
^Burns' profile was about four and a half minutes.
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Post by walshfan on Nov 18, 2017 4:01:47 GMT -5
6/26/99 (571 fugitives caught to date)
Guy Todd Mills - Little league coach wanted for molesting a boy. Railcar Killer - Kicks off show for the fourth straight week. Captured: Matthew Taylor - North Carolina fugitive profiled on recent broadcast was wanted with his father Keith for shooting at police officers. Matthew and Keith were holed up in a barn elsewhere in NC. Authorities caught up with them. Keith was killed during another shootout, Matthew apprehended. Ernest & Kaia Jackson - Wanted for child abuse. (*note: They were living with three of their children and granddaughter Ashani at the time. The three children have since been recovered, Ashani still missing.) Philip Taylor Kramer - Bassist for Iron Butterfly, later got a degree in electrical engineering. He was reportedly on the verge of a scientific breakthrough when he began acting strangely and disappeared in 1995, calling 911 and threatening suicide. His remains had then-recently been discovered, but there is still some mystery surrounding his death. Corrupt congressman James Traficant (who is the only recent member of U.S. Congress to be expelled) is interviewed. Numerous theories have emerged over the years. (also profiled on Unsolved Mysteries) Francia Rodriguez - Baby who was kidnapped by unknown woman named "Lupe" has been recovered. She was put in a trash bag and left and was minutes away from certain death. Still searching for kidnapper Lupe, who also killed her mother and torched her apartment complex. Erica Baker - Girl missing from Kettering, OH. Sarah Jessica Parker makes a plea. Rather bizarre case and she is still missing. www.charleyproject.org/cases/b/baker_erica.htmlLaquan Robinson - Is wanted for shooting a man. And that just about does it. Thanks to everyone, especially HeadMarshal, for providing all of the extra info.
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Post by HeadMarshal on Nov 19, 2017 3:13:19 GMT -5
Well it's been a real pleasure to see these episode summaries, thank you for writing these up walshfan! Hopefully some more of the mentioned cases that are still unsolved get justice for the victims in the next couple of years.
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Post by Scumhunter on Nov 19, 2017 5:07:52 GMT -5
Oh no I was spoiled and thought these would continue for even longer! Lol. Of course feel free to post if you ever obtain additional episodes and you're more than welcome to continue posting and contributing on our forum in any capacity.
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Post by pakman on Nov 19, 2017 10:08:33 GMT -5
Thanks so much for posting these! It's been great seeing your recaps of all these old shows that many of us have never seen! I only started watching the show in late March 2002 and have only seen a few episodes that aired prior to that This definitely helps fill in some gaps in the episode guide of the show, which, sadly, will probably never be 100% complete. But this'll put a dent in it
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Post by pakman on Dec 5, 2019 23:31:31 GMT -5
In an effort to try and identify the episodes where no date is known, I've been doing some digging online, using archived AMW profiles as well as other sources online, and I think I've figured out dates for some of these unknown episodes. Half of episode from late February, 1998, from San Francisco, CA
Tony Amati - Wanted for the murders of 3 random victims and the attempted killing of another. Also wanted for his part in the burglary of a gun shop in which 70 guns were stolen. The former straight-A student was then-recently added to the FBI's 10 Most Wanted List. (Captured within days of broadcast) This was February 21, 1998. There were only two episodes that aired in February 1998 - this and the following week's - and when the "new" amw.com uploaded Tony Amati's profile, it confirmed that he was profiled on the 21st, leaving no doubt in my mind this is the episode. 1998 episode (exact date unknown, but is either from very late February or early March)
Captured: Tony Amati - FBI 10 Most Wanted List member captured just days after being profiled on previous week's show, his extreme OCD ended up being a dead giveaway. Harry "Taco" Bowman - Takes Amati's place on the top 10. Long-time leader of notorious Outlaws biker gang has committed many crimes. With walshfan saying Amati was profiled on the previous week's shows, this episode can only be February 28, 1998. 1998 episode (not sure, but I think this episode immediately followed the one I did just previous, or pretty close
Public Enemy #1: Eddie Mathis - another airing, lasting three minutes.
Chris Trickle - Race car driver was shot while driving in Las Vegas, suspect and motive unknown. His car drifted off the road and crashed into a billboard. He survived for many months afterward, but eventually succumbed to his injuries. New witness has come forward with some potentially valuable information, but authorities are seeking other witnesses. I'm fairly certain this was April 4, 1998. AMW archives confirm Eddie Mathis was profiled on that day, plus the timeline matches up with Markeith Braxton's profile - he was caught a few weeks after this episode aired - and the death of Chris Trickle - he died in March 1998. Interestingly, in my research, I discovered AMW actually profiled Chris Trickle's shooting BEFORE he died in 1997. Tips helped find the person who called the police to report the shooting, but unfortunately the caller wasn't able to provide anything of value. partial episode, special Canada's Most Wanted edition, from Vancouver, British Columbia, 1998 episode, exact date unknown
Stephen Toussaint - Worked in an embalming department in a morgue in Ontario and is wanted for killing his coworker Bob Ivins and attempting to kill his superior. Toussant was a virtual non-entity in the department, rarely showing up for work and coming to work drunk when did. He is also suspected in the arson of a church. This episode aired on August 15, 1998. Archived amw.com confirms this was one of Dudley Forbes' profile dates (it has an incorrect date for Phokham Keomanivong, but the date it lists was days later and NOT a Saturday). Also, on Google Play, a summary of the episode describes a case that matches Stephen Toussaint's profile. episode from 1998, exact date unknown
Bernardo Martinaj - Stabbed a guy to death in New York City after the two had accidentally bumped shoulders.
Glen Godwin - FBI's 10 Most Wanted member escaped from Folsom Prison (where he was serving time for murder) in 1987. Arrested in Mexico on drug charges thereafter, but escaped again. (Added to the list in 1996, removed in 2016 after 20 years. Still has not been caught.)
This was the following week's show, August 22, 1998. Archived AMW profiles list this as the only time Glen Godwin and Bernardo Martinaj were profiled on the same episode. I've figured out a few more, but I didn't want to post all of them at once.
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Post by Scumhunter on Dec 6, 2019 0:25:57 GMT -5
Off-topic but sorry for talking about him in third person if he returns, but I'm going to see if I can get in touch with walshfan outside the forum since he seems to have disapeared. He's obviously under no requirement to come back even though he's more than welcome to, but some people have been asking for segments and ive just been assuming he'd log back on eventually lol. Walshfan, if you're reading this, we miss you.
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Post by sparky on May 14, 2023 13:56:15 GMT -5
25th anniversary of the murders of Hans Grahlmann and Jason Blore coming up 10-23-23. Rebroadcast please!!!!!
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Post by Scumhunter on May 14, 2023 14:23:31 GMT -5
25th anniversary of the murders of Hans Grahlmann and Jason Blore coming up 10-23-23. Rebroadcast please!!!!! Hi sparky, welcome to the forum, as explained elsewhere on here, this is an unofficial fan forum for AMW, with the show unfortunately canceled for the time being. With that being said, I hope your case can finally get traction again I general.
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Post by brandenfields on May 14, 2023 14:43:05 GMT -5
Do you have a way to convert these to video and upload them to YouTube or vimeo
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Post by amwcc on Jun 11, 2024 23:27:45 GMT -5
December 17, 1989, with original commercials, Pittsburgh station Good video quality. (remember when KFC served stuffing?)
James Donald King - Murdered his first wife, escaped from prison and was on the run for 9 years, re-arrested and served only 6 years before being paroled despite much protests from law enforcement. Killed second wife. Bradley Melvin Hughes - Former police officer from Holt, MO who used aggressive tactics and lost his job. He is a prolific con artist who even managed to steal a limo. Santa Claus bandit - Robbed a bank near Philadelphia. Dressed in Santa Claus suit and waited his turn in line. Unknown identity. Independence, MO Boy Scout Troop - I believe this is an update? Boy Scout troop was selling Christmas trees in order to go to summer camp. Trees were stolen or otherwise went missing. Donations poured in and they were able to go camp. Successful episode in that Bradley Hughes became a direct capture shortly afterwards, and James Donald King became an indirect capture a few years later. No idea whatever happened to the Santa Claus Bandit. Below is the link to the youtube video for this episode. www.youtube.com/watch?v=x3qmfneqQMwBradley Melvin Hughes died in 2020
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