Esta es una lista de fugitivos notables de la justicia que fueron buscados por las fuerzas del orden en relación con un crimen y fueron capturados o sus muertes fueron corroboradas, etc. Enumerar aquí no implica culpa y puede incluir a personas que son o fueron buscadas solo por interrogatorio.
Antes de 1900
Fecha de desaparición | Persona (s) | Edad de desaparición | País | Circunstancias |
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1578 | Andronikos Kantakouzenos | 45 | ![]() | Andronikos Kantakouzenos fue un empresario y figura política griega otomana que fue perseguido por el Imperio Otomano por su retórica anti-otomana. Huyó a Estambul, donde estuvo brevemente detenido como esclavo en las galeras antes de ser liberado. Luego pasó a reconstruir su negocio y se involucró en la política de Valaquia y Moldavia antes de su desaparición y probable ejecución en 1601. [1] |
1724 | Jack Sheppard | 22 | ![]() | Jack Sheppard, apodado "Jack el honesto", fue un famoso ladrón inglés y fugitivo de la prisión del Londres de principios del siglo XVIII . Nacido en una familia pobre, fue aprendiz de carpintero, pero se dedicó al robo y allanamiento de morada en 1723, con poco más de un año de su formación para completar. Sheppard fue arrestado y encarcelado cinco veces en 1724, pero escapó cuatro veces de la prisión , lo que lo convirtió en una figura pública notoria y muy popular entre las clases más pobres. Escapó de una prisión en octubre de 1724 por última vez. Sheppard se disfrazó de mendigo y regresó a la ciudad. Sheppard irrumpió en la tienda del prestamista de los hermanos Rawlins en Drury Lane la noche del 29 de octubre de 1724, llevándose un traje de seda negro, una espada de plata, anillos, relojes, una peluca y otros artículos. [2] [3] Sheppard se vistió como un caballero elegante y usó las ganancias para pasar un día y la noche siguiente en las baldosas con dos amantes. Sheppard fue arrestado por última vez en la madrugada del 1 de noviembre, ciego ebrio, "con un hermoso traje negro, un anillo de diamantes y un anillo de cornalina en el dedo, y un fino Light Tye Peruke ", y fue condenado y ahorcado en Tyburn , poniendo fin a su breve carrera criminal después de menos de dos años. [4] |
1806 | Fra Diavolo | 34 | ![]() | Diavolo, cuyo nombre real era Michele Pezza y fue apodado "Hermano Diablo", era un famoso líder guerrillero de Itri , Reino de Nápoles, buscado por delitos [5] y en agosto de 1806, huyendo de la ley, había huido hacia el este por las montañas. Diavolo fue capturado en noviembre de 1806 y luego condenado a muerte. [6] |
1856 | Richard H. Trueque | 22 | ![]() | Barter, conocido como "Rattlesnake Dick", fue miembro de una banda de atracos de diligencias activa durante la Fiebre del oro de California , entre 1855 y 1856. Después de que el grupo inicial fue derribado, Barter huyó a Auburn , donde pronto formó una nueva pandilla. El 12 de julio de 1859, su cuerpo acribillado a balazos fue encontrado en las afueras de Auburn, después de haber sido atrapado en un tiroteo con la policía el día anterior. [7] [8] |
1866 | Moondyne Joe | 39–40 | ![]() | Moondyne Joe, cuyo nombre real era Joseph Bolitho Johns, era un convicto inglés que había escapado de la cárcel varias veces y también era el bushranger más conocido de Australia Occidental . La última fuga de Joe ocurrió cuando, después de ser enviado a la cárcel en abril de 1866 por delitos, escapó más tarde a principios de agosto y fue capturado el 5 de septiembre de 1866 y enviado de nuevo a la cárcel. [9] |
1871 | Elbert A. Woodward | 33–34 | ![]() | Woodward fue un miembro importante en el escándalo de corrupción de Boss Tweed en 1871 que tuvo lugar en la ciudad de Nueva York. Woodward y otros defraudaron a la ciudad de Nueva York entre $ 25 y $ 45 millones. Woodward fue acusado y juzgado, pero huyó a España para escapar del castigo. [10] Woodward fue enviado de regreso a Chicago y luego a Nueva York. Woodward evitó ir a la cárcel pagando $ 151,779 de dinero robado. En sus últimos años, Woodward se convirtió en agricultor en Norwalk . [11] Woodward murió el 29 de septiembre de 1905. [12] |
1872 | Davy Crockett | 23 | ![]() | Crockett era un pariente más joven del famoso fronterizo estadounidense Davy Crockett , [13] [14] pero a diferencia del héroe Davy Crockett, este Davy Crockett era un forajido . Fue enviado a la cárcel por actos delictivos que cometió, pero escapó en 1872 tras lo cual huyó a un rancho. Crockett fue asesinado cuatro años después, en 1876. [15] |
1875 | William M. Tweed | 53 | ![]() | William M. Tweed fue un político estadounidense más conocido por ser el " jefe " de Tammany Hall , la máquina política del Partido Demócrata que jugó un papel importante en la política de la ciudad y el estado de Nueva York del siglo XIX . Tweed fue encarcelado en la cárcel de Ludlow Street por un escándalo de corrupción en 1871, aunque se le permitieron visitas domiciliarias. Durante uno de estos, el 4 de diciembre de 1875, Tweed huyó a España [16] y consiguió un trabajo como marinero común en un barco. Más tarde, el gobierno de Estados Unidos descubrió su paradero y organizó su arresto una vez que llegó a la frontera española; fue reconocido de Thomas Nast 's caricaturas políticas . Fue entregado a un buque de guerra estadounidense, que lo llevó a las autoridades de la ciudad de Nueva York el 26 de noviembre de 1876, y lo enviaron de nuevo a prisión. [17] [18] Tweed murió en la cárcel de Ludlow Street el 12 de abril de 1878. |
1879 | Rummu Jüri | 23 | ![]() ( Estonia actual) | Rummu Jüri, cuyo nombre de nacimiento era "Jüri Rummo", era un fugitivo estonio [19] , [20] que fue comparado con Robin Hood cuando robaba a los ricos y se lo daba a los pobres. Mientras estaba huyendo de la ley, [21] Jüri fue capturado el 15 de diciembre de 1879 y en 1894 fue luego condenado a 15 años de prisión. |
1881 | Billy el niño | 21 | ![]() | Billy the Kid, que nació como Henry McCarty y también conocido como William H. Bonney, era un forajido y pistolero del Viejo Oeste estadounidense que mató a ocho hombres antes de que le dispararan y lo mataran. [22] [23] Participó en la guerra del condado de Lincoln en Nuevo México , durante la cual presuntamente cometió tres asesinatos. Después de ser encarcelado, escapó de la cárcel en Lincoln , Nuevo México el 28 de abril de 1881. [24] Eludió la aplicación de la ley hasta el 14 de julio de 1881, cuando fue emboscado y asesinado por el sheriff Pat Garrett en una casa de campo. |
1881 | Dave Rudabaugh | 27 | ![]() | Forajido y pistolero conocido por su asociación con numerosos forajidos notorios del Viejo Oeste y por participar en sus actividades delictivas. Mientras esperaba la ejecución por el asesinato de un oficial de policía de Las Vegas, Rudabaugh escapó de la prisión y huyó a México, donde encontró trabajo como ladrón. Fue asesinado durante una disputa por un juego de cartas en Parral, Chihuahua en 1886. [25] |
1882 | Pugsey Hurley | 45–46 | ![]() | Hurley, también conocido como "Pugsey Reilly" o "Pugsey Hanley", era un ladrón estadounidense de ascendencia inglesa, pirata del río y figura del inframundo en la ciudad de Nueva York durante mediados y finales del siglo XIX. [26] Después de cometer varios delitos, fue enviado a la cárcel después del 15 de agosto de 1874 y estalló en abril de 1882. [27] Fue capturado en la ciudad de Nueva York por la policía el 1 de agosto de 1882 y regresó a la cárcel. |
1894 | HH Holmes | 33 | ![]() | HH Holmes, nacido "Herman Webster Mudgett" y también conocido como "Dr. Henry Howard Holmes" fue un asesino en serie estadounidense , [28] además de un trigamista y estafador . Cometió la mayoría de sus asesinatos en "The Castle", el apodo de su hotel en Chicago, donde más tarde vendería los esqueletos y órganos de las víctimas por dinero. Mientras se realizaba una búsqueda para encontrar a Holmes por sospecha de fraude de seguros, robó caballos de Fort Worth, Texas antes de planear huir a Gran Bretaña. Pinkertons lo detuvo en Boston el 17 de noviembre de 1894. Después de ser declarado culpable de cuatro asesinatos, HH Holmes fue ejecutado en la horca el 7 de mayo de 1896, solo nueve días antes de que cumpliera 35 años [29]. |
1898 | William Walters | 28-29 | ![]() | Walters era un vaquero de Fort Sill , en el territorio de Oklahoma, que más tarde se convirtió en delincuente cuando se vio envuelto en robos de trenes y diligencias . Walters había huido de la ley en julio de 1898 [30] después de un intento fallido de robo en Grants, Nuevo México durante el cual la pandilla de Walters fue expulsada por fuertes disparos, Walters fue rastreado por los guardias y luego fusilado y capturado, [31] después de lo cual fue enviado a la cárcel. Walters fue luego liberado de la cárcel en 1917 y en 1921 murió por una caída accidental. |
1899 | Pearl Hart | 28 | ![]() | Forajido nacido en Canadá que cometió uno de los últimos robos de diligencias registrados en los Estados Unidos. Ella escapó brevemente de la prisión después de ser sentenciada a 5 años por el crimen, pero fue recapturada dos semanas después. Después de su liberación, desapareció de la vida pública y murió en la oscuridad en 1955 [32]. |
1904-1949
Fecha de desaparición | Persona (s) | Edad de desaparición | País | Circunstancias |
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1904 | Pedro Rosa da Conceição | desconocido | ![]() | El 22 de abril de 1904, después de desembarcar de un tren en la estación de Doña Clara en Brasil, Pedro Rosa da Conceição comenzó a apuñalar a todos los que estaban a la vista, matando a tres e hiriendo a cinco. Luego se escondió en unos arbustos cercanos, donde fue descubierto al día siguiente. Más tarde mató a dos personas más en prisión en 1911 y afirmó haber matado a una familia de doce en una carta enviada a un periódico. Murió en el Hospicio Nacional dos Alienados del hospital donde estuvo detenido en 1919 [33]. |
1909 | Bill Miner | 61–62 | ![]() ![]() | Conocido como "The Gentleman Bandit", Miner fue responsable de robos de diligencias y trenes en los Estados Unidos y Canadá, además de varias fugas de prisión. Murió en una granja de la prisión en Georgia en 1913, de una enfermedad contraída después de un intento fallido de fuga. [34] |
1909 | Marion Hedgepeth | 36 | ![]() | Conocido como "El guapo bandido", Hedgepeth era un forajido y miembro de una notoria banda de ladrones de carreteras activa en el Viejo Oeste, responsable de una cantidad indeterminada de asesinatos en varios estados. Fue asesinado el 31 de diciembre de 1909 durante un robo fallido de un salón en Chicago. [35] |
1915 | Frederick Mors | 24 | ![]() | El asesino en serie austriaco-estadounidense Frederick Mors (nacido como Carl Menarik) asesinó al menos a ocho personas en la casa de Odd Fellows , donde trabajaba como portero. Mors fue declarado criminalmente loco y fue internado en un manicomio. En mayo de 1915 escapó del recinto del asilo [36] y en 1923 se encontraron e identificaron sus restos y se reveló que se había suicidado . [37] |
1916 | Joseph Henry sin amor | 45 | ![]() | Loveless era un contrabandista estadounidense y se cree que también fue un asesino, ya que se cree que mató a su esposa el 5 de mayo de 1916. Después de que Loveless fuera enviado a la cárcel el 18 de mayo de 1916, escapó más tarde. En 1979, los restos de Loveless fueron encontrados en Buffalo Cave en un saco de arpillera en Dubois, Idaho [38] por una familia que buscaba puntas de flecha. |
1923 | George Anderson | 42–43 | ![]() | Miembro de una pandilla de la era de la Prohibición responsable de numerosos robos y operaciones de contrabando en Ohio y Michigan. Él y su socio Gerald Chapman fueron arrestados en 1922 y sentenciados a 25 años de prisión, pero escaparon de la prisión federal de Atlanta un año después. En 1925, Anderson fue emboscado por un oficial de policía en Muskegon, Michigan y murió en el tiroteo que siguió. [39] |
1921 | Edward J. Adams | 34 | ![]() | Adams era un fugitivo estadounidense notorio y un asesino en juerga en el Medio Oeste . [40] Después de ser condenado por delitos y enviado a la Penitenciaría Estatal de Missouri en Jefferson City, Missouri en un tren, luego escapó de la custodia y fue enviado a la cárcel al saltar del tren y unos días más tarde se unió a su compañero fugitivo Julius Finney para ayudarlo. con un robo a un banco y una tienda general en Cullison, Kansas, el 11 de febrero de 1921. Fue capturado seis días después, el 17 de febrero de 1921, cerca de Garden Plain, Kansas . Después de que Adams entró en contacto con la policía y fue rodeado, fue asesinado después de un tiroteo . [41] |
1923 | Tommy O'Connor | 40–41 | ![]() | O'Connor era un gángster que escapó del juzgado de Chicago, Illinois, en 1923, sólo cuatro días antes de ser ejecutado en el Historical Gallows [42] por el asesinato de un policía. Se desconoce cómo murió O'Connor, aunque hay una lápida suya en el cementerio del Santo Sepulcro en Worth, Illinois . [43] Se acepta que el año de su muerte es 1951 y, por lo tanto, la policía ya no lo busca. |
1925 | Febrônio Índio do Brasil | 30 | ![]() | Violador enfermo mental que abusó sexualmente y mató al menos a cinco niños en Río de Janeiro entre 1926 y 1927, pero generalmente se cree que fue responsable de los asesinatos de otras personas, comenzando por un médico en 1925. [44] Declarado no culpable por motivo de demencia y encarcelado en un hospital psiquiátrico, donde vivió hasta su muerte en 1989. |
1926 | José Augusto do Amaral | 55 | ![]() | Conocido como 'Preto Amaral', fue sospechoso de haber asesinado a tres hombres en São Paulo entre 1926 y 1927, teniendo sexo con los cadáveres post-mortem. Fue arrestado en 1927, pero murió de tuberculosis antes del juicio. Hasta el día de hoy, no está claro si él realmente fue el culpable o no. [45] |
1932 | Albert Johnson | desconocido | ![]() | Johnson, que fue apodado el "Trampero loco de Rat River", era un fugitivo que estaba detrás de una disputa de trampas que finalmente condujo a una gran persecución en los Territorios del Noroeste y Yukon, ubicados en el norte de Canadá . [46] Fue buscado el 16 de enero de 1932 y fue asesinado a tiros después de ser localizado durante un altercado con la policía el 17 de febrero de 1932. |
1932 | Bonnie Parker y Clyde Barrow | (Bonnie) 21 (Clyde) 23 | ![]() | Conocidos por el apodo de "Bonnie y Clyde", los dos eran los líderes de la notoria Barrow Gang , conocida por sus numerosos robos en el medio oeste de los Estados Unidos entre 1932 y 1934, durante los cuales al menos nueve policías y cuatro civiles murieron. Bonnie y Clyde murieron en una emboscada tendida por las fuerzas del orden cerca de Gibsland, Louisiana, el 23 de mayo de 1934. [47] |
1933 | John Hamilton | 34 | ![]() | Hamilton era un criminal canadiense y un compañero cercano del compañero fugitivo John Dillinger y había cometido múltiples robos a bancos durante las décadas de 1920 y 1930. Más tarde, Hamilton fue acusado y condenado y el 16 de marzo de 1933 lo enviaron a la prisión estatal de Indiana ubicada en la ciudad de Michigan y el 16 de septiembre de 1933 él y muchos de sus compañeros de celda escaparon. [48] Después de que Hamilton reanudara su vida criminal, se rumoreaba más tarde que estaba muerto. Se demostró que esto era cierto cuando se descubrieron sus restos el 28 de agosto de 1935 y coincidieron con los registros dentales de la prisión de Hamilton. [49] |
1933 | Elliott australiano | 18-19 | ![]() | Elliott era un fugitivo buscado por robo a un banco durante la Gran Depresión . Fue capturado cuatro meses después de robar $ 3,000 de un banco en Ash Grove, Missouri, el 12 de enero de 1933. Más tarde escapó de la cárcel el 28 de octubre de 1933 y fue asesinado en un tiroteo policial posterior. [50] |
1934 | John Dillinger | 31 | ![]() | Dillinger era un gángster estadounidense que estuvo activo durante la Gran Depresión y fue el jefe de un grupo llamado Dillinger Gang . Dillinger fue visto por última vez el 8 de julio de 1934 [51] mientras eludía la ley y fue localizado y muerto a tiros el 22 de julio de 1934 en Chicago , Illinois. [52] |
1936 | Yoshie Shiratori | 29 | ![]() | Shiratori era un pescador que inicialmente había sido condenado a cumplir una condena en la prisión de Aomori por presuntamente matar a alguien en un robo. Durante más de una década, escapó de la prisión varias veces, lo que le valió el estatus de antihéroe en el país. Su sentencia finalmente sería conmutada y fue liberado en 1961, muriendo como hombre libre en 1979 [53]. |
1943 | André Devigny | 27 | ![]() | Soldado y miembro de la resistencia francesa, André Devigny fue encarcelado en la prisión de Montluc , donde sería torturado por Klaus Barbie y sus hombres en un esfuerzo por extrapolar información de él. Cuando esto falló, Devigny fue condenado a muerte, pero antes de que pudiera ser ejecutado, él y otro recluso lograron escapar. Devigny primero huyó a Suiza y luego a España, donde fue detenido nuevamente y escapó nuevamente. Finalmente se reincorporó al ejército francés después de la guerra y recibió la Orden de Liberación por sus esfuerzos durante la guerra. Continuó sirviendo en el ejército francés hasta su jubilación y murió en 1999 [54]. |
1945 | Adolf Eichmann | 39 | ![]() | Una Gestapo coronel durante la 2ª Guerra Mundial, Adolf Eichmann supervisó personalmente la expulsión de millones de Judios a numerosos campos de concentración y exterminio nazis. Aunque capturado por las fuerzas estadounidenses en 1945, Eichmann escapó del cautiverio y finalmente huyó a Buenos Aires , Argentina , donde se le concedió asilo. El gobierno israelí dio máxima prioridad a llevarlo a Jerusalén para ser juzgado por sus crímenes. Fue localizado por agentes del Mossad en 1960, siendo capturado y trasladado a Israel . En agosto de 1961, después de un juicio de tres meses , Adolf Eichmann fue declarado culpable de crímenes de guerra, crímenes contra el pueblo judío y crímenes contra la humanidad. Posteriormente fue condenado a muerte y ahorcado el 1 de junio de 1962 [55]. |
1945 | Karl Linder | 45 | ![]() | Karl Linder, un funcionario del Partido Nazi que ocupó muchos cargos gubernamentales alrededor de Frankfurt am Main, huyó a Turingia después del 29 de marzo de 1945 cuando las fuerzas estadounidenses invadieron durante la Batalla de Frankfurt . En marzo de 1950, Linder se rindió a las autoridades y fue internado durante un año, pero luego fue puesto en libertad debido a pruebas insuficientes para convencerlo de que era uno de los principales delincuentes durante la guerra. [56] |
1945 | Martin Bormann y Ludwig Stumpfegger | Bormann (44) Stumpfegger (34) | ![]() | Bormann, jefe de la Cancillería del Partido Nazi , y Stumpfegger, que era el cirujano personal de Adolf Hitler , eran fugitivos que habían huido de Alemania el 2 de mayo de 1945 para escapar de ser capturados. En 1972, sus restos fueron descubiertos cerca del Reichstag, pero no se confirmaron de manera concluyente hasta 1998 [57]. |
1945 | Josef Mengele | 34 | ![]() | Apodado el "Ángel de la Muerte" por sus víctimas, Josef Mengele era un médico alemán y oficial de las SS estacionado en el campo de concentración de Auschwitz para llevar a cabo experimentos con humanos en los reclusos. Él personalmente decidió el destino de innumerables judíos y otros, ya que también participó en el envío de prisioneros recién llegados a las cámaras de gas o los obligó a trabajar como esclavos. Sin embargo, Mengele también seleccionaría a ciertos reclusos (especialmente gemelos) para someterse a experimentación humana. Muchas de sus víctimas murieron como consecuencia de la brutalidad de las pruebas que realizó. [58] Cuando Auschwitz fue evacuado, Mengele fue trasladado al campo de concentración de Gross-Rosen antes de esconderse y finalmente huir a Sudamérica en 1949 bajo el nombre falso de "Fritz Hollmann". A pesar de los numerosos esfuerzos de innumerables cazadores de nazis y múltiples agencias gubernamentales, incluidas las operaciones del Mossad en Argentina , Paraguay y Brasil para arrestar a Josef Mengele, evadió la captura por el resto de su vida. En 1979, Mengele sufrió un derrame cerebral mientras nadaba y se ahogó frente a la costa de Bertioga . Sus restos fueron exhumados e identificados en 1985, descubrimiento que luego fue confirmado mediante pruebas de ADN en 1992 [59]. |
1945 | Ante Pavelić | 56 | ![]() | Ante Pavelić fue un dictador (título oficial: Poglavnik ) que estableció el Estado Independiente de Croacia (NDH) en 1941, un estado títere de la Alemania nazi y la Italia fascista . También fundó el movimiento Ustaše , que sirvió a Pavelić como fuerza militar y policial. También cometió genocidio en cumplimiento de la orden de Poglavnik de exterminar a serbios , judíos y otros "indeseables" basados en la ideología fascista . Sus políticas raciales llevaron a la muerte de al menos 100.000 personas en los numerosos campos de exterminio que existían en el NDH . Después de la guerra, Ante Pavelić primero huyó a Austria , luego huyó a Italia , antes de esconderse dentro del Vaticano . Allí logró obtener un pasaporte falso y una identidad falsa, lo que le permitió huir a Buenos Aires , Argentina , donde encontró trabajo como albañil. El 10 de abril de 1957, Pavelić resultó gravemente herido en un intento de asesinato cuando se bajó de un autobús y Blagoje Jovović le disparó dos veces por la espalda . Aunque inicialmente sobrevivió, se negó a permanecer en un hospital argentino, porque Yugoslavia estaba en proceso de firmar formularios de extradición para llevarlo de regreso a juicio. Al huir finalmente a España , Ante Pavelić sucumbió a sus heridas el 28 de diciembre de 1959, muriendo en Madrid . [60] |
1945 | Ljubo Miloš | 26 | ![]() | Un funcionario público croata ahorcado por crímenes de guerra. Miloš había sido comandante del campo de concentración de Jasenovac durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial . Había huido de Yugoslavia en mayo de 1945, pero fue capturado dos años después. Declarado culpable de múltiples crímenes de guerra el 20 de agosto de 1948, fue ahorcado en Zagreb el mismo día. [61] |
1946 | William Nesbit | 37 | ![]() | Nesbit era un fugitivo estadounidense que era a la vez asesino y ladrón de joyas. Nesbit fue acusado de matar a otro ladrón que era su socio en el crimen llamado Harold Baker el 31 de diciembre de 1936 en el condado de Minnehaha . [62] El 29 de mayo de 1937, Nesbit fue enviado a la cárcel de por vida y el 4 de septiembre de 1946, después de convertirse en chófer personal del alcaide, desapareció después de que no regresara de los deberes que le fueron asignados. El 15 de marzo de 1950, Nesbit se convirtió en el tercer miembro de la primera lista de los diez fugitivos más buscados de la Oficina Federal de Investigaciones del FBI . Nesbit fue arrestado en Saint Paul, Minnesota en una cueva solo tres días después. [63] [64] |
1948 | Eduard Roschmann | 24 | ![]() | Roschmann fue miembro de Schutzstaffel y comandante del gueto de Riga durante 1943 y fue responsable de múltiples asesinatos y atrocidades. Roschmann huyó a Argentina después de escapar de la custodia en 1948 y se convirtió en ciudadano allí en 1968 con el nombre de "Frederico Wagner". Roschmann murió en Asunción, Paraguay, el 8 de agosto de 1977. [65] |
1948 | Ovidiu Cotruș | 29 | ![]() | Ovidiu Cotruș fue un ensayista y crítico literario rumano acusado de traición y falsificación de documentos por el régimen comunista en 1948. Fue detenido en Bucarest tres años después, condenado y enviado a prisión, donde permaneció hasta 1955, cuando fue liberado bajo amnistía. . [66] Cotruș murió el 12 de septiembre de 1977. |
1949 | Omar August Pinson | 29 | ![]() | Pinson, que también se conocía con el nombre de "John Omar Pinson", quien después de ser condenado por cometer robos y asaltos a bancos y luego ser buscado por primera vez el 30 de mayo de 1949 después de escapar de la prisión con un compañero de celda, y luego fue agregado a los Diez Fugitivos Más Buscados del FBI. lista durante seis meses en 1950. [67] [68] Fue capturado el 18 de agosto de 1950 y luego enviado de nuevo a la cárcel. Pinson murió el 20 de octubre de 1997 a la edad de 79 años. |
1950-1959
Fecha de desaparición | Persona (s) | Edad de desaparición | País | Circunstancias |
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1950 | Thomas James Holden | 54–55 | ![]() | Holden era un fugitivo estadounidense y miembro de la banda Holden-Keating, que incluía a su compañero fugitivo Francis Keating que operaba en el medio oeste de los Estados Unidos de 1926 a 1932. Gang había hecho historia al convertirse en el primer fugitivo oficial en aparecer en la lista superior del FBI. Diez más buscados en 1950. [69] [70] Holden fue capturado el 23 de junio de 1951 en Beaverton, Oregon, después de que lo vieran. [71] Holden ahora ha fallecido. |
1951 | Joseph Franklin Doblado | 20 | ![]() | Bent era un fugitivo estadounidense que también era conocido por los alias "Charles 'Hap' Rayborn" y "Coal Frederick Raymond", entre otros. Fue agregado a la lista de los diez fugitivos más buscados del FBI en 1951 [72] por delitos que incluían intentos de asesinato y robos. El 29 de agosto de 1952, Bent fue capturado en Texas City, Texas y enviado a la cárcel. Bent murió en California en 2004. [73] |
1951 | Kenneth Parnell | 23 | ![]() | Kenneth Parnell, que era un delincuente sexual estadounidense condenado , violador de niños y había cometido un secuestro múltiple, fue arrestado en marzo de 1951 por sodomizar a un niño [74] y había estado haciéndose pasar por un oficial de policía , luego lo enviaron a prisión y después de haber escapado. pero fue recapturado algún tiempo después. Después de que Parnell fuera enviado nuevamente a la cárcel en enero de 2003. [75] y murió el 21 de enero de 2008, mientras se encontraba en el Centro Médico de California en Vacaville, California . [76] [77] |
1951 | Gerhard Arthur Puff | 46–47 | ![]() | Puff era un gángster y asesino alemán que, mientras eludía la ley, fue agregado a la " Lista de los diez más buscados " del FBI el 3 de diciembre de 1951. [72] Puff se ubicó más tarde en Nueva York el 26 de julio de 1952 y más de dos años después fue ejecutado el 12 de agosto de 1954 por el asesinato que había cometido. |
1952 | David Dallas Taylor | 25 | ![]() | Taylor era un fugitivo estadounidense que estaba en la lista de los diez fugitivos más buscados del FBI en 1953. [78] [79] por ser tanto un asesino como un ladrón. Después de escapar de la prisión mientras lo transportaban desde Chicago, Illinois de regreso a Alabama el 1 de septiembre de 1952 en tren, fue capturado en Chicago mientras estaba "atrapado en un embotellamiento" [80] el 26 de mayo de 1953 por la policía y fue enviado de regreso a la cárcel. |
1953 | Charles E. Johnson | 43 | ![]() | Johnson era un ladrón de Nueva York que fue colocado en los Diez más buscados del FBI el 2 de noviembre de 1953. [81] [82] y fue encarcelado durante 9 años antes de eso. [83] Fue capturado el 28 de diciembre de 1953 y luego enviado a la cárcel. Ahora ha fallecido. |
1954 | Ben Golden McCollum | desconocido | ![]() | McCollum era un ladrón de bancos que operaba en Oklahoma y fue apodado el "Jeque de Boynton". [84] [85] Después de que McCollum fuera acusado y condenado por los delitos que había cometido, fue enviado a prisión en 1954, pero luego escapó. Luego fue agregado a la lista de los diez fugitivos más buscados del FBI poco después y fue capturado en 1958. [86] Más tarde fue puesto en libertad condicional en 1961 y se mudó a Marcum, Kentucky y en la noche del 12 de agosto de 1963 le dispararon. muerto en su casa por dos jóvenes ladrones, [87] cuyas identidades se desconocen. |
1955 | Edward Edwards | 21-22 | ![]() | Edwards era un asesino en serie estadounidense convicto [88] que, después de ser enviado desde la cárcel en 1955 en Akron, Ohio, escapó y huyó por todo el país durante el cual asaltaron las estaciones de servicio. En 1961, fue agregado a la lista de los diez fugitivos más buscados del FBI . El 20 de enero de 1962, Edwards fue capturado en Atlanta , Georgia y enviado de nuevo a la cárcel. Edwards murió de causas naturales el 7 de abril de 2011 en el Centro Médico Correccional de Columbus, Ohio . [89] [90] |
1956 | Nick George Montos | 39 | ![]() | Montos era un fugitivo estadounidense que era socio de Chicago Outfit y también fue la primera persona en ser incluida en la lista de los diez fugitivos más buscados del FBI [91] dos veces. Tras ser buscado por la policía por segunda vez el 2 de marzo de 1956, fue capturado el 28 de marzo de 1956. Montos murió el 30 de noviembre de 2008 a la edad de 92 años tras sufrir un infarto [92] unas semanas antes. |
1957 | Alfred Loritz | 55 | ![]() | Loritz fue un abogado alemán que fundó el partido político Wirtschaftliche Aufbau-Vereinigung ; sin embargo, huyó de Alemania en 1957 debido a la incitación al perjurio. Se le concedió asilo político en Austria y murió en un hospital el 4 de abril de 1979, por lo que ya no se le busca. [93] |
1957 | Ken Leishman | 26 | ![]() | Leishman, conocido como "El bandido volador", fue un prolífico ladrón canadiense activo desde 1957 y el hombre responsable del "Gran atraco del oro", el mayor robo de oro en la historia del país. Fue arrestado y cumplido condena por el crimen, y en 1975 fue liberado y vivió como un ciudadano modelo hasta su muerte en 1979 [94]. |
1958 | Elmer Burke | 34–35 | ![]() | Burke era un infame asesino a sueldo y extorsionista que había sido un actor secundario del robo de Great Brink de 1950 . Fue arrestado después de eludir a las autoridades durante más de dieciocho meses tras el asesinato en 1952 de Edward Walsh, de 26 años. Burke fue ejecutado en la prisión de Sing Sing en enero de 1958. [95] |
1958 | Carmine Galante | 21-22 | ![]() | Galante era el jefe interino de la familia criminal Bonanno , así como un mafioso estadounidense . Galante mientras eludía la ley después de que fue acusado de cargos de conspiración de drogas y luego se escondió en 1958 y fue localizado el 3 de junio de 1959 por los agentes de la Policía Estatal de Nueva Jersey cuando lo encontraron escondido en una casa en Pelican Island en el sur. Costa de Jersey . [96] Galante murió el 12 de julio de 1979. |
1958 | Frederick Grant Dunn | 52–53 | ![]() | Dunn era un ladrón estadounidense con una carrera criminal que comenzó en 1919. La prensa lo llamó "el John Dillinger moderno ", y fue agregado a los Diez más buscados del FBI en 1958. [97] Fue encontrado muerto en 1959. [98 ] |
1959 | Frank Aguas Dulces | 23 | ![]() | Freshwaters es un criminal estadounidense y ex fugitivo que fue arrestado en 1957 por la muerte de Eugene Flynt, a quien golpeó y mató mientras conducía a alta velocidad. Había estado huyendo durante 56 años después de escapar de una granja de honor en 1959. [99] En los años intermedios, Freshwaters vivió con un nombre falso y buscó trabajo como camionero. Fue extraditado a Ohio y sirvió en el Departamento de Rehabilitación y Corrección de Ohio . Según Gallop, "más de 2.000 personas de media docena de estados" escribieron a la junta de libertad condicional para apoyarlo. El 25 de febrero de 2016, se votó a favor de la liberación de Freshwaters después de que su abogado argumentó que no había causado ningún daño en sus años de evadir a los funcionarios. Freshwaters fue puesto en libertad condicional con cinco años de supervisión, fue liberado el 16 de junio de 2016 y ya no es buscado. |
1960-1969
Fecha de desaparición | Persona (s) | Edad de desaparición | País | Circunstancias |
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1960 | Joseph Corbett Jr. | 48 | ![]() | Corbett, un estadounidense , secuestró y asesinó a Adolph Coors III el 9 de febrero de 1960. Corbett Jr. desapareció el 30 de marzo de 1960 y fue capturado el 29 de octubre de 1961. [100] |
1961 | Joe "Pegleg" Morgan | 31–32 | ![]() | Morgan era un fugitivo estadounidense y fue el primer miembro no hispano de la mafia mexicana , [101] y tenía una pierna protésica que había sido enviado a la cárcel por asesinato, pero luego fue puesto en libertad condicional . Después de que Morgan fuera enviado a prisión por un robo a mano armada en un banco de West Covina después de robar $ 17,000, escapó más tarde en 1961. Morgan fue enviado a la cárcel de por vida y el 27 de octubre de 1993, se le diagnosticó un cáncer de hígado inoperable [102] y luego murió el 9 de noviembre de 1993 a la edad de 64 años. |
1962 | Aribert Heim | 47–48 | ![]() (nació en Austria-Hungría y tenía lealtad a la Alemania nazi ) | Heim era un médico y fugitivo austríaco de la Schutzstaffel (SS) que fue apodado "Dr. Muerte" y "Carnicero de Mauthausen". Sirvió en la 6.a División de Montaña de las SS en el norte de Finlandia . Heim desapareció en 1962 y se llevó a cabo una búsqueda masiva para encontrarlo. En 2012, un tribunal regional de Baden-Baden declaró que Heim murió mientras usaba la identidad falsa de Tarek Hussein Farid en Egipto en 1992 [103] y, por lo tanto, ya no se le busca. |
1962 | Albert Frederick Nussbaum | 33 | ![]() | Nussbaum, un ladrón de bancos de Buffalo, Nueva York , fue incluido en la lista de los diez fugitivos más buscados del FBI el 3 de abril de 1962. [104] Fue capturado el 4 de noviembre de 1962. Después de ser juzgado y condenado en febrero de 1964, fue condenado a 40 años de prisión y obtuvo la libertad condicional en 1971. Nussbaum falleció el 7 de enero de 1996 a la edad de 61 años [105]. |
1962 | David Stanley Jacubanis | 52 | ![]() | David Stanley Jacubanis era un criminal ruso-estadounidense que fue incluido en el 171º fugitivo de la lista de los diez más buscados del FBI el 21 de noviembre de 1962 [106] después de robar dos bancos mientras estaba en libertad condicional. Fue recapturado ocho días después de haber sido incluido en la lista y ya no se lo busca. |
1963 | Bernardo Provenzano | 30 | ![]() | Provenzano era un mafioso italiano y jefe de un clan conocido como Corleonesi , una facción de la mafia que tenía sus raíces en la ciudad de Corleone . Provenzano desapareció en septiembre de 1963 y fue capturado en abril de 2006 después de casi 43 años de fuga. [107] El 13 de julio de 2016 murió de cáncer de vejiga en el Hospital Penitenciario de San Paol en Milán , Italia, a los 83 años [108] [109] después de estar enfermo desde 2014. |
1965 | Gilbert Paul Jordan | 34 | ![]() | Conocido como "El barbero borracho", se pensaba que Jordan era responsable de las muertes relacionadas con el alcohol de 10 mujeres en Vancouver entre 1965 y 2004. Fue arrestado y condenado por homicidio involuntario por un cargo, recibiendo una sentencia de 15 años de prisión. Murió en prisión en 2006. |
1965 | Lucien Rivard | 40–41 | ![]() | Rivard era un fugitivo canadiense conocido por una fuga de prisión de 1965 en Montreal que fue considerada sensacional. [110] Cuatro meses después de escapar fue capturado y extraditado a los Estados Unidos ". [111] Rivard murió el 3 de febrero de 2002. |
1965 | Duane Earl Pope | desconocido | ![]() | Duane Earl Pope es un asesino estadounidense [112] que cuando cometió el robo del Farmers State Bank de 1965 el 4 de junio en Big Springs, Nebraska , mató a tres personas y dejó a una persona herida que murió en 2012. Pope se convirtió en un fugitivo buscado por un día. fue agregado a la lista de los 10 más buscados del FBI . Después de los asesinatos, Pope huyó de Big Springs, Nebraska . Pope ha viajado a varios estados de Estados Unidos y fue capturado en Kansas City, Missouri , [113] y ahora está en la cárcel. |
1965 | John William Clouser | 54–55 | ![]() | Clouser es un ex oficial de policía y detective en Orlando, Florida que más tarde se convirtió en un fugitivo, [114] y el 7 de enero de 1965 fue agregado a la lista de los diez fugitivos más buscados del FBI . Una vez había sido internado en un hospital psiquiátrico después de ser arrestado por robo a mano armada y secuestro, pero escapó. [115] [116] Clouser fue eliminado de la lista de los más buscados en 1972 después de que se desestimara un proceso federal en su contra. [117] Más tarde se convirtió en autor. |
1966 | Robert Van Lewing | 44 | ![]() | Van Lewing era un prófugo estadounidense y tuvo una larga carrera criminal durante la cual cometió muchos robos a mano armada. Van Lewing fue agregado a la lista de los diez más buscados del FBI de 1966 a 1967. [118] [119] Al entrar en un banco de St. Louis en marzo de 1966 y luego amenazar al cajero del banco con una pistola, Van Lewing escapó con $ 2.456 y huyó de St. Louis, aunque permaneció en Missouri . Después de ser identificado por tres testigos presenciales, Van Lewing fue finalmente rastreado hasta Kansas City el 6 de febrero de 1967, donde los agentes del FBI lo arrestaron. Van Lewing fue declarado culpable de múltiples cargos y sentenciado a prisión. Van Lewing murió en 1983. |
1967 | Donald Richard Bussmeyer | 31 | ![]() | Bussmeyer es un criminal estadounidense y ex miembro de la lista de los diez más buscados del FBI en 1967. [120] Se convirtió en un criminal de carrera y adicto a las drogas con condenas por robo de autos, intento de robo, asalto con intención de matar y robo a mano armada. El 2 de marzo de 1967, él y dos cómplices, James Alaway y Russell Jones, robaron 75.000 dólares de un banco de Los Ángeles y se dieron a la fuga. [121] Debido a la gran cobertura mediática y publicidad, [122] Bussmeyer fue rastreado hasta una casa de seguridad en Upland, California [123] en dos meses, y el 24 de agosto fue capturado junto con su esposa Hallie y su socio Gene Harrington. |
1968 | Benjamin Hoskins Paddock | desconocido | ![]() | Paddock era un estafador y ladrón de bancos estadounidense. Después de escapar de la prisión en 1968, fue agregado a la lista de los diez fugitivos más buscados del FBI en 1969 y permaneció en ella hasta 1977. [124] [125] [126] Fue capturado y arrestado a principios de septiembre de 1978 en Springfield, Oregon y regresó a prisión, pero finalmente fue puesto en libertad condicional. [127] Paddock murió de un ataque al corazón el 18 de enero de 1998 en Arlington, Texas . |
1969 | Salvatore Riina | 39 | ![]() | Riina era una notoria mafia italiana y jefa de la mafia siciliana responsable de múltiples asesinatos y asesinatos. Riina vivió como prófugo durante 23 años antes de ser capturado en su villa en enero de 1993 tras un aviso a la policía. Riina murió en la unidad penitenciaria del Hospital Maggiore de Parma en noviembre de 2017 a la edad de 87 años [128] [129]. |
1969 | Marie Dean Arrington | 35 | ![]() | Arrington era un criminal estadounidense . El 1 de marzo de 1969, Arrington escapó de la Institución Correccional de Florida en pijama, cortó una pantalla de la ventana y saltó. En mayo de 1969 fue incluida en la lista de los 10 más buscados del FBI, convirtiéndola en la segunda mujer en la lista. [130] [131] Arrington fue recapturada en marzo de 1972 después de haber huido a Nueva Orleans , donde trabajaba como mesera . Arrington murió el 10 de mayo de 2014 en la Institución Correccional Lowell en el condado de Marion, Florida , la misma institución de la que escapó. |
1970
Fecha de desaparición | Persona (s) | Edad de desaparición | País | Circunstancias |
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1970 | Bernardine Dohrn | 28 | ![]() | Dohrn, miembro del grupo terrorista marxista radical Weather Underground con condenas previas por protestas contra el gobierno y delitos relacionados con las drogas, fue agregada a la Lista de los más buscados del FBI como miembro de Weather Underground, tras lo cual se ocultó bajo un nombre falso con su esposo, Bill Ayers , que reside en Chicago . Ambos se rindieron a las autoridades en 1980, pero para entonces, los cargos fueron retirados y Dohrn cumplió solo siete meses por agresión agravada y fuga de la fianza. Después de su liberación, trabajó en un bufete de abogados hasta 2013 y ahora se centra en el activismo. [132] |
1970 | Susan Edith Saxe | 26 | ![]() | Saxe, acusada de robo a un banco, es una de las diez mujeres que alguna vez ha hecho la lista de los más buscados por el FBI . Saxe estuvo en la lista desde el 17 de octubre de 1970, [133] hasta marzo de 1975 después de que fue capturada en Filadelfia . [134] |
1970 | Katherine Ann Poder | 26 | ![]() | Power estuvo involucrado en el mismo robo a un banco que Susan Edith Saxe , la segunda de dos que inicialmente eludió la captura por parte de la policía. Posteriormente, Power se añadió a la lista de los más buscados por el FBI el 17 de octubre de 1970; [135] sin embargo, fue eliminada de la lista en 1984. Power se entregó a la policía en 1993. |
1971 | Ulaş Bardakçı | 24 | ![]() | Terrorista comunista y miembro fundador del Partido-Frente Popular de Liberación de Turquía , encarcelado en mayo de 1971 por secuestrar al embajador de Israel en Turquía a cambio de sus camaradas encarcelados. Se escapó en noviembre y reanudó las actividades de su grupo en Estambul. Las autoridades descubrieron el escondite el 19 de febrero de 1972, y en la batalla que siguió, Bardakçı fue asesinado a tiros. [136] |
1971 | John List | 46 | ![]() | List era un asesino en masa estadounidense [137] y fugitivo desde hace mucho tiempo que desapareció el 9 de noviembre de 1971 después de que mató a su esposa, su madre y sus tres hijos en su casa en Westfield, Nueva Jersey . List fue capturado el 1 de junio de 1989 [138] y enviado de nuevo a la cárcel y murió en la cárcel en 2008 a la edad de 82 años. |
1971 | Patrick Critton | desconocido | ![]() | Ladrón de bancos estadounidense que secuestró un vuelo de Air Canada el 26 de diciembre de 1971, viajando con él a La Habana, Cuba, donde fue condenado a 8 meses de prisión. Después de su liberación, Critton vivió bajo el radar en Tanzania antes de regresar a los Estados Unidos, donde fue arrestado en 2001 y extraditado a Canadá. Para evitar prejuicios debido a los recientes ataques del 11 de septiembre , le dieron una sentencia de 3 años y luego lo deportaron de regreso a los Estados Unidos después de haber cumplido en su totalidad. [139] |
1972 | Garrett Brock Trapnell | 34 | ![]() | Estafador prolífico, ladrón de bancos, secuestrador de aviones y bígamo conocido por robar varios bancos y secuestrar aviones tanto en Estados Unidos como en Canadá. Utilizando la defensa de la locura, fue liberado repetidamente o huyó de instituciones mentales, pero fue capturado en 1972 y condenado a cadena perpetua. Se hicieron varios intentos para sacarlo de la prisión, pero todos fueron infructuosos. Murió en una penitenciaría federal en 1993 [140]. |
1972 | George Wright | 39 | ![]() | Wright es un ciudadano portugués de origen estadounidense [141] que en 1961 se graduó de Mary Bethune High School en Halifax, Virginia . [142] Wright fue originalmente arrestado y condenado por asesinato en 1962 y sentenciado a hasta 30 años de prisión. Wright escapó de la prisión en 1970 y secuestró un vuelo de Delta Air Lines en 1972 con varios cómplices. El 26 de septiembre de 2011 fue detenido en Portugal [143] y puesto bajo custodia. [144] |
1973 | Samuel cristiano | 43–44 | ![]() | Christian se convirtió en un fugitivo buscado cuando agregó a los Diez más buscados del FBI como el número 321 [145]. Se sospechaba que había matado a Tyrone "Fat Ty" Palmer en 1972 en el Club Harlem , y también se sospechaba que había matado al Mayor Coxson y a otras personas. donde vivía Coxson en 1973. Christian, quien escondido fue capturado y acusado. Nunca se probó que Christian fuera culpable de los asesinatos ya que no hubo testigos dispuestos a testificar en su contra. Christian murió el 6 de marzo de 2016. |
1974 | Thomas Knight | 23 | ![]() | Knight fue agregado a la lista de los diez fugitivos más buscados del FBI el 12 de diciembre de 1974. Se le buscaba por escapar de la cárcel del condado de Miami-Dade en septiembre de 1974. En ese momento, había estado esperando juicio por dos asesinatos. Knight fue capturado el 31 de diciembre de 1974 en New Smyrna Beach, Florida . [146] Posteriormente fue ejecutado el 7 de enero de 2014 en Florida. [147] |
1975 | Benedetto Santapaola | 37 | ![]() | Mafioso de Catania que participó en diversas actividades ilegales, incluido el asesinato de varios miembros de la mafia rivales. Fue capturado en 1993, declarado culpable de múltiples cargos y condenado a varias cadenas perpetuas. [148] |
1975 | Anthony Michael Juliano | 53 | ![]() | Juliano era un fugitivo estadounidense que había robado 27 bancos en Boston y Nueva York entre 1973 y 1975, lo que permitió que se emitieran dos órdenes de arresto para su arresto en noviembre de 1975. El 15 de marzo de 1976, Julianothe fue agregado a la lista de los Diez más buscados del FBI . [149] [150] y fue capturado una semana después. [151] Juliano murió el 20 de agosto de 2001 a la edad de 78 años. |
1976 | Joachim Kroll | 35 | ![]() | Kroll fue un caníbal alemán , asesino en serie y necrófilo cuyos crímenes tuvieron lugar en la región metropolitana del Ruhr desde 1955 hasta el 3 de abril de 1976, cuando fue capturado y arrestado. [152] Tras ser declarado culpable en 1982, Kroll fue condenado a cadena perpetua . Kroll murió en la prisión de Rheinbach de un infarto en 1991. |
1976 | Hervé de Vathaire | 50 | ![]() | Vathaire fue director financiero privado de Marcel Dassault y fundador de una empresa aeroespacial, Dassault Group . Acababa de enviudar después de que su esposa se suicidara . [153] El 6 de julio de 1976, Vathaire desapareció después de ir a una sucursal de BNP Paribas [154] y retirar 8 millones de francos (800 millones de francos antiguos; 1,2 millones de euros; 1,6 millones de dólares en ese momento) [155] de la cuenta de Marcel Dassault. [156] [157] Una persecución que se llevó a cabo para encontrarlo terminó el 26 de septiembre de 1976, cuando Vathaire regresó a París . [158] |
1977 | Ted Bundy | 28 | ![]() | Bundy era un americano asesino en serie , secuestrador , violador , ladrón , y necrófilo que asaltó y asesinó a numerosas mujeres jóvenes y las niñas durante los años 1970 y posiblemente antes. En 1975, Bundy fue encarcelado por primera vez cuando fue encarcelado en Utah por secuestro agravado e intento de asalto criminal. Luego se convirtió en sospechoso en una lista cada vez más larga de homicidios sin resolver en varios estados. Enfrentando cargos de asesinato en Colorado , diseñó dos fugas dramáticas y cometió nuevos asaltos, [159] incluidos tres asesinatos, antes de su recaptura definitiva en Florida en 1978. Por los homicidios de Florida, recibió tres condenas a muerte en dos juicios separados. Bundy fue ejecutado en la silla eléctrica en la prisión del estado de la Florida el 24 de enero de 1989. [160] |
1977 | Larry Pusateri | 34 | ![]() | Pusateri, quien también se conocía con los alias "Luis R. Archuleta" y "Ramon C. Montoya", es un delincuente convicto y ex residente de Colorado que era buscado por el FBI desde 1977 luego de su fuga de una prisión de Colorado. El 5 de agosto de 2020 fue localizado y capturado en Española, Nuevo México, después de evadir con éxito la aplicación de la ley y vivir allí durante casi 47 años. [161] [162] |
1978 | Dursun Karataş | 26 | ![]() | Terrorista comunista y fundador del Partido / Frente Revolucionario de Liberación Popular , responsable de numerosos ataques contra el estado turco desde su fundación en 1978. Después de pasar varios años en prisión en Europa Occidental, murió en un hospital en los Países Bajos en 2008. [163] |
1978 | George Feigley | 37–38 | ![]() | Feigley era un líder de la iglesia estadounidense y ha sido descrito como un líder de culto sexual . Feigley cumplió más de 32 años de prisión por delitos sexuales contra niños, de 1975 a 2008. Feigley fue enviado a la cárcel del condado de Taylor en Grafton en 1978, pero escapó menos de un mes después mientras esperaba la extradición a Pensilvania. [164] Después de esto, estuvo libre durante dos meses antes de ser capturado, escondiéndose en otra granja cerca de Sneedville, Tennessee . [165] Feigley se convirtió en elegible para la libertad condicional en 1990, pero la libertad condicional fue denegada en ese momento y en cada revisión anual posterior. Después de haber cumplido a tiempo completo todas sus condenas, Feigley fue puesto en libertad el 15 de agosto de 2008. La salud de Feigley, que ya era mala, empeoró y murió el 13 de abril de 2009. |
1978 | Jerry Balisok | 22-23 | ![]() | Balisok era un americano luchador profesional que utiliza el nombre Sr. X. Él fue acusado de múltiples cargos de falsificación de cheques en 1977, pero se saltó la fianza, se robó los documentos de identificación de la prima de su novia Ricky Allen Wetta, asumido su identidad y huyó con ella a través de Florida al Caribe. Después de que no compareció para su juicio en 1978, los investigadores del FBI fueron engañados haciéndoles creer que habían muerto en los suicidios masivos de Jonestown ese año. Regresó a Estados Unidos y en 1989 fue arrestado por intento de asesinato. Las huellas dactilares revelaron su identidad. Fue declarado culpable y cumplió 13 años de prisión. [166] Balisok murió en prisión en 2013 de un ataque cardíaco causado por un golpe de calor . |
1978 | Michael Thevis | 46 | ![]() | Thevis era un empresario millonario conocido por dirigir lo que era, en ese momento, el negocio más rentable del país en el negocio de la pornografía. Aparte de la pornografía, también participó en la grabación de música y en la construcción de la mansión Lion's Gate en Atlanta. Después de que se descubrió que tenía asociaciones con la mafia de Nueva York y había ordenado un golpe contra alguien que debía testificar en su contra, escapó de una prisión de Indiana en julio de 1978, pero fue capturado en Connecticut cuatro meses después. Fue declarado culpable y encarcelado de por vida, falleciendo en 2013 [167]. |
1979 | Idi Amin | 54 | ![]() | Idi Amin fue el tercer presidente de Uganda y presidente de la Organización de la Unidad Africana . Bajo su liderazgo, minorías étnicas y disidentes políticos fueron brutalmente ejecutados, dando a Amin su apodo, "El Carnicero de Uganda". [168] Cuando Kampala cayó ante las fuerzas de Tanzania , Idi Amin huyó en helicóptero al exilio. Murió en Arabia Saudita el 16 de agosto de 2003 por insuficiencia renal antes de que pudiera ser extraditado a Uganda. [169] |
1979 | Forrest Tucker | 59 | ![]() | Un criminal de carrera y artista de la fuga , [170] que se cree que escapó de la prisión aproximadamente 18 veces a lo largo de su vida, la fuga más infame de Tucker ocurrió en el verano de 1979, cuando él y dos confederados construyeron un kayak y remaron lejos de la prisión estatal de San Quentin. a la vista de los guardias. Tucker no fue detenido durante cuatro años, durante los cuales se embarcó en una nueva ola de crímenes. Murió en mayo de 2004 [171]. |
Los ochenta
Fecha de desaparición | Persona (s) | Edad de desaparición | País | Circunstancias |
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Los ochenta | Imre Arakas | с. 22 | ![]() | Apodado "El Carnicero", Arakas fue un criminal estonio que fue incluido por primera vez en una lista de buscados después de escapar del tribunal en espera del juicio por un club de tiro. Aunque fue arrestado después de unos meses y sentenciado a 15 años de prisión, más tarde sería liberado y se embarcaría en una prolífica carrera como sicario , considerado responsable de numerosos asesinatos en Europa continental y el Reino Unido. A partir de julio de 2020, será extraditado a Lituania para enfrentar cargos de asesinato allí. [172] |
Los ochenta | Miguel Ángel Félix Gallardo | C. 35 | ![]() | Un narcotraficante mexicano convicto y fundador del Cartel de Guadalajara , que controlaba gran parte de las actividades del narcotráfico dentro de México y en la frontera entre México y Estados Unidos . Gallardo fue arrestado en 1989 por el asesinato en 1985 del oficial de inteligencia de la DEA , Enrique Camarena . Condenado tanto por delitos de narcotráfico como por asesinato , Gallardo se encuentra actualmente encarcelado en una prisión de seguridad media en Guadalajara, donde fue trasladado por primera vez desde una instalación de mayor seguridad en 2014 [173]. |
1980 | Gilbert James Everett | 42 | ![]() | Everett fue un estadounidense ladrón de bancos de Kansas que se habían cometido 86 robos a bancos que desaparecieron en noviembre de 1980 después de escapar de la custodia de un mes después de ser condenado. El 13 de mayo de 1981, Everett fue agregado a la lista de los Diez Más Buscados [174] del FBI y permaneció en ella durante más de cuatro años hasta su captura en 1985. Después de que Everett fue enviado a la cárcel durante 20 años y cumplió 18 años de su condena, fue entonces liberado en 2003 y murió dos años después en 2005. [175] |
1980 | Donald Eugene Webb | 50 | ![]() | Webb era un criminal de carrera estadounidense y fugitivo buscado por intento de robo y el asesinato del jefe de policía Gregory Adams en la pequeña comunidad de Saxonburg, Pensilvania, el 4 de diciembre de 1980. [176] El último avistamiento confirmado de él fue en julio de 1981, informado por un informante anónimo. [177] El 4 de mayo de 1981, Webb fue nombrado como el 375º fugitivo en ser incluido en la lista de los diez más buscados del FBI . [178] El 14 de julio de 2017, los restos encontrados en la casa de la esposa de Webb en Dartmouth fueron identificados como pertenecientes a Webb. Los investigadores afirmaron que Webb había muerto en 1999 después de sufrir múltiples accidentes cerebrovasculares. [179] |
1981 | Nehanda Abiodun | 37 | ![]() | Abiodun, nacida como "Cheri Laverne Dalton", era una activista afroamericana del hip hop , revolucionaria negra y fugitiva que había huido a Cuba . [180] Abiodun era buscado por el FBI en relación con el robo de 1981 de la camioneta de Brink que resultó en el asesinato de un guardia de Brink y dos oficiales de policía. [181] El gobierno federal de los Estados Unidos también acusó a Abiodun en relación con la fuga de Assata Shakur de la prisión, junto con Susan Rosenberg . [182] Fue buscada desde el 17 de noviembre de 1982. Murió el 30 de enero de 2019. |
1981 | Mohammad-Reza Kolahi | 23-24 | ![]() | Se sospechaba que Kolahi, un miembro de los Mujahedin del Pueblo de Irán , colocó una bomba que mató a más de 70 funcionarios del gobierno en el atentado de Hafte Tir . Huyó a los Países Bajos, alegando ser un refugiado con un nombre falso, y fue asesinado en Almere en 2015 [183]. |
mil novecientos ochenta y dos | Charles Ray Hatcher | 22 | ![]() | Hatcher, un prolífico criminal, asesino y asesino en serie confeso , que escapó por primera vez de la detención en Missouri , donde había sido detenido por falsificación. Hatcher fue recapturado poco después, y después de su liberación, se embarcaría en una ola de crímenes de tres décadas, durante la cual supuestamente mató a 16 personas en Missouri, California e Illinois . Después de ser declarado culpable de dos asesinatos en 1984, pero no se le impuso la pena de muerte como solicitó, se suicidó ahorcándose en la Penitenciaría del Estado de Missouri . [184] |
mil novecientos ochenta y dos | Johannes-Andreas Hanni | 24-25 | ![]() | Andreas Hanni era un asesino en serie de Estonia y había cometido muchos crímenes en su juventud, [185] y con la ayuda de su esposa asesinó a tres personas en 1982 en la República Socialista Soviética de Estonia . Después de estar involucrado en un intento de asesinato que involucró a su esposa el 2 de septiembre de 1982, Hanni y su esposa fueron buscados y arrestados el 2 de octubre de 1982. [186] Aunque su esposa fue declarada culpable y enviada a la cárcel, Andreas Hanni se suicidó en noviembre de 1982 antes de que pudiera ser cargado. |
1983 | Santo Araniti | 36 | ![]() | Miembro de alto rango de la 'Ndrangheta en Calabria y aliado de la ndrina De Stefano' , responsable del asesinato del político Lodovico Ligato en 1989. Fue detenido en Roma en 1994 y condenado a cadena perpetua. [187] |
1983 | Michael Bear Carson y Suzan Carson | (Michael) 32–33 (Suzan) 41–42 | ![]() | James Clifford Carson y Susan Barnes Carson, también conocidos como "Michael Bear Carson" y "Susan Bear Carson", son un matrimonio estadounidense y también son asesinos en serie [188] que mataron a tres personas entre 1981 y 1983 en California . Los Carson se habían escondido, pero luego fueron capturados, acusados y condenados, [189] ahora ambos están en la cárcel. |
1983 | Marc Rich | 29-30 | ![]() | Rich fue un penal financiero internacional y también fue un comerciante , materias primas , fondos de cobertura gerente, financiero y un hombre de negocios. [190] Debido a que era buscado por estos crímenes, Rich huyó a Suiza y nunca regresó a casa. [191] Rich fue posteriormente indultado de manera cuestionable por el presidente Clinton, y se sabe que murió el 26 de junio de 2013 de un derrame cerebral en un hospital de Lucerna a la edad de 78 años, por lo que ya no se le busca. |
1984 | Christopher Wilder | 39 | ![]() | Wilder era un asesino en serie australiano [192] que había secuestrado y violado a varias mujeres en varios estados de EE. UU. Y había estado huyendo de la ley desde el 22 de marzo de 1984. Después de que Wilder fuera localizado en New Hampshire , se suicidó durante un altercado con la policía. el 13 de abril de 1984. |
1984 | Carmine Alfieri | 41 | ![]() | Jefe de la Camorra napolitana , parte del clan Alfieri , que se dedicaba principalmente a las raquetas de protección . Fue detenido en 1992, y durante su encarcelamiento se convirtió en pentito , informando sobre numerosos golpes y raquetas conducidos por la mafia en conjunto con varios políticos. [193] |
1984 | Carmine Persico | 51 | ![]() | El 14 de octubre de 1984, Persico y el resto de los líderes de la familia Colombo fueron acusados de múltiples cargos de extorsión como parte del "Juicio de Colombo". [194] Después de que se publicó la acusación, Persico se escondió. El 26 de octubre, el FBI inició una búsqueda nacional de Persico, [195] y pronto lo nombró como el prófugo número 390 en ser agregado a su lista de los Diez Más Buscados . [196] Persico se escondió en la casa de su primo, el socio de la mafia Fred DeChristopher, en Hempstead, Nueva York . Sin que Persico lo supiera, DeChristopher había estado transmitiendo información al FBI durante los dos años anteriores después de haber sido atrapado en una operación encubierta , y ya le había dicho a la Oficina el paradero de Persico. El FBI inventó la falsa "persecución humana" para proteger a DeChristopher, quien luego brindaría un testimonio condenatorio contra Persico como testigo clave de la acusación. Persico fue arrestado el 15 de febrero de 1985. [197] El 14 de junio de 1986, Persico fue declarado culpable de crimen organizado en el juicio de Colombo. [198] El 17 de noviembre fue condenado a 39 años de prisión. [199] Sin embargo , el juez de sentencia, John F. Keenan , elogió el desempeño de Persico como su propio abogado en el Juicio de la Comisión y dijo: "Sr. Persico, usted es una tragedia. Es una de las personas más inteligentes que he visto en mi vida. en mi vida." [200] El 19 de noviembre, Persico y los demás acusados del Juicio de la Comisión fueron condenados por todos los cargos. [201] El 13 de enero de 1987, Keenan condenó a Persico a 100 años de prisión, consecutivos a su sentencia de 39 años en el juicio de Colombo. [202] El 7 de marzo de 2019, Persico murió en el Centro Médico de la Universidad de Duke en Durham, Carolina del Norte . [203] |
1985 | Richard Ramirez | 24 | ![]() | Ramirez who was nicknamed the "Night Stalker" and the "Valley Intruder"[204] was an American kidnapper, pedophile, serial killer, serial rapist, burglar, and fugitive who after committing a series of vicious and highly publicized home invasion which took place in the Greater Los Angeles area and after in the San Francisco Bay Area as well. Ramirez' last crime took place on 24 August 1985 and after which he had fled to East Los Angeles where he was recognized and captured by a crowd on the street on 31 August 1985.[205] Ramirez was later convicted for his crimes and sentenced to death and on 12 June 2013 he died from complications that was caused from B-cell lymphoma, while he was on death row.[206] |
1985 | Muhammad Zaidan | 37 | ![]() ![]() | Zaidan was the leader Palestinian Liberation Front, a political faction aiming to separate Palestine from Israeli control via violent means. In 1985, he and his followers hijacked the Italian cruise ship MS Achille Lauro, during which an American hostage, Leon Klinghoffer, was killed. Fearful of retaliation from the USA, Zaidan and his followers surrendered in Egypt and were flown back to Italy, but managed to escape and flee to Iraq, where they protected under Saddam Hussein. Despite a public apology issues in 1996, he was convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment in absentia by Italy and wanted on charges of piracy, murder and terrorism by the USA. He was caught in 2003 during the Invasion of Iraq, but died in detention the following year.[207] |
1986 | Allan Legere | 38 | ![]() | Known as "The Monster of the Miramichi", initially imprisoned for killing a man with accomplices in 1986, he later escaped from prison and proceeded to kill at least four more women near the Miramichi River Valley. He was arrested on November 24, 1989 and sentenced to life imprisonment without the chance of parole.[208] |
1986 | Antonio Imerti | 39 | ![]() | Imerti who is nicknamed "Nano feroce" ("fierce dwarf"), is an Italian criminal and a member of the 'Ndrangheta, the Calabrian mafia who disappeared on 7 July 1986, after he became a fugitive, he was captured on 23 March 1993 in Reggio Calabria, while he was with his brother-in-law Pasquale Condello who is also a fugitive formerly wanted by the police.[209][210] |
1986 | Joseph James DeAngelo | 40 | ![]() | On 24 April 2018, authorities charged Joseph James DeAngelo with eight counts of first-degree murder, as DNA evidence linked him to crimes of the Golden State Killer, AKA The Original Nightstalker, a serial killer and rapist who terrorized California from the 1970s to mid-1980s.[211] He confessed to the crimes and others in exchange for a sentence of life without parole, as opposed to facing the death penalty.[212] |
1987 | Ted Jeffrey Otsuki | 36 | ![]() | Otsuki was an American fugitive from Harlingen, Texas who had committed multiple robberies and had been placed on the FBI Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list as number 415[213] in January 1988 after he had killed a police officer in Boston, Massachusetts on 2 October 1987 after which he had fled town. Otsuki was captured and arrested on 4 September 1988 in Jalisco, Guadalajara by both the FBI and Mexican Federal agents.[214] and was later sentenced to life in prison,[215] without any chance of parole.[216] |
1987 | Gary Ridgway | 37–38 | ![]() | Gary Ridgway who is nicknamed the "Green River Killer", is an American serial killer[217] from Salt Lake City, Utah who has been charged with 48 murders. Ridgway became wanted in 1987, but was not apprehended until 2001. Initially being charged with 7 murders, facing a probable sentence of death, Ridgway cooperated with authorities by confessing to more killings and leading them to undiscovered bodies. As part of a plea bargain, Gary Ridgway was given 48 life sentences without parole.[218] |
1988 | Vincent Walters | unknown | ![]() | Vincent Walters is a Mexican-American fugitive and a former U.S. Marshals Service's 15 Most Wanted Fugitives.[219] who is also suspected of murder. Walters became wanted by the police in September 1988,[220] but was later captured. |
1988 | Dorothea Puente | 59 | ![]() | Dorothea Puente ran a boarding house in Sacramento, California where she was reputed for housing drug addicted, abusive or mentally-ill tenants. In 1988, after neighbors reported that a hired worker had mysteriously disappeared, her house was raided and excavations revealed several bodies buried under the property. During the initial investigation, Puente was not arrested and managed to flee to Los Angeles, but was quickly identified and returned to stand trial. She would be convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment, dying behind bars in 2011.[221] |
1989 | Costabile Farace | 25 | ![]() | Costabile "Gus" Farace, Jr. was a criminal with the Bonanno crime family who murdered a teenage male prostitute and a federal Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) agent in New York City who disappeared shortly after 28 February 1989.[222] A manhunt was set up to find Farace, Jr., and at 11:08 p.m. on 17 November 1989, police dispatchers received a 9-1-1 emergency call about a car parked at 1814 81st Street in the Bensonhurst section of Brooklyn, and Farace, Jr. was found dead.[223] |
1989 | Domenico Libri | 55 | ![]() | Libri who was also known as "Don Mico" was an Italian fugitive was wanted by the police since June 1989 and was listed on the list of most wanted fugitives in Italy as number one[224] and also a member of the 'Ndrangheta located in Calabria. Libri was captured on 17 September 1992 in Marseille, France.[224][225] and died in prison on 1 May 2006. |
1989 | Yip Kai Foon | 37 | ![]() | Foon, also known as "Teeth Dog" and "Goosehead", was an infamous Chinese illegal immigrant turned gangster who was most active in Hong Kong from the early 1980s to 1990s. He and his gang specialised in robbing jewellery stores with assault rifles. Their weapon of choice was the AK-47 assault rifle, which they acquired from black markets hosted by triads. He is also the first person to have used an AK-47 during an armed-robbery in Hong Kong. He had escaped from jail on 24 August 1989. His career finally came to an end on 13 May 1996 when he was arrested following a Kennedy Town gunfight with the Royal Hong Kong Police Force that left him paralyzed from the waist down. At the time he had a HK$1 million reward on his head,[226] On 1 April 2017, he was hospitalised at Queen Mary Hospital for cancer treatment. He died on 19 April 2017 of lung cancer.[227][228] |
Decenio de 1990
Date of disappearance | Person(s) | Age at disappearance | Country | Circumstances |
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1990 | Keith Hunter Jesperson | 35 | ![]() | Jesperson, nicknamed "The Happy Face Killer", is a Canadian-American serial killer and rapist who killed at least 8 women across several American states between 1990 and 1995. Following his arrest on 30 March 1995, he claimed to have committed as many as 185 murders, including some in his native Canada. He was convicted of the 8 confirmed murders and sentenced to life imprisonment without parole.[229] |
1990 | Pasquale Condello | 39–40 | ![]() | Condello is an Italian criminal known as a member of the 'Ndrangheta and is also known as Il supremo ("the supreme one") for his role at the top of the crime syndicate.[230][231] He became a wanted fugitive in 1990 has been included in the list of most wanted fugitives in Italy until his capture in February 2008.[232] Investigators called him the "Provenzano of Calabria" – a reference to Bernardo Provenzano, the Sicilian "boss of bosses" who was arrested in 2006 after some 40 years as a fugitive |
1990 | Umberto Ammaturo | 49 | ![]() | Member of the Camorra responsible for several murders, but was mostly engaged in the cocaine smuggling business in South America. He was arrested in Peru in May 1993, and shortly afterwards, provided evidence that led to the arrests of 40 mafia members. In exchange for his cooperation, he was entered into witness protection and provided with a new identity.[233] |
1990 | Paddy Mitchell | 51 | ![]() | On 23 November 1990, Mitchell was added to the Federal Bureau of Investigation's most wanted list for bank robbery charges.[234] Finally, on 22 February 1994, he was arrested just after a solo robbery in Southaven, Mississippi, convicted of bank robbery, and sentenced to a 65-year prison sentence.[235][234] |
1991 | Leoluca Bagarella | 49 | ![]() | Member of the Sicilian Mafia, responsible for the murders of several journalists in the 1970s and a series of terrorist attacks in the 1990s. By the time of his arrest in 1995, he had been elevated to the rank of capo dei capi. He was sentenced to multiple life terms for his crimes.[236] |
1991 | Anthony Casso | 65–66 | ![]() | Casso who nicknamed "Gaspipe" and was known as a "homicidal maniac"[237] was an American mobster and former underboss of the Lucchese crime family, who is both suspected of having committed dozens of murders, and has also confessed to being involved in between 15 and 36 murders. Casso became a wanted fugitive in early 1991 and on 19 January 1993 he was arrested at a mistress' home in Mount Olive, New Jersey.[238] On 15 December 2020, Casso died from multiple complications which included COVID-19, at the age of 78.[235][239] |
1991 | David Everett | 29 | ![]() | Everett, an Australian criminal, writer and former member of the Australian Special Air Service Regiment and Karen National Liberation Army who disappeared in 1991. He turned to armed robbery, and during his manhunt he was regarded as the most wanted man in the history of Australian criminals.[240] Everett was released in 2002 following ten and a half years in prison. He apparently maintained good relations with his children and married Australian Commonwealth government lawyer Darryl Wookey. He was diagnosed with suprabulbar palsy, the disease that killed his father. He died aged 51 on 13 May 2013 after a year long battle with cancer.[241][242] |
1992 | Joseph Gardner | 22 | ![]() | Gardner was added to the FBI Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list on 25 May 1994. He was wanted for the 1992 murder of a 25-year-old woman in North Charleston, South Carolina. Gardner was captured on 19 October 1994 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania after nearly 2 years on the run.[243] Gardner was later executed for the crime on 5 December 2008 in South Carolina.[244] |
1992 | Tal'at Fu'ad Qasim | unknown | ![]() | Qasim who was also known as "Abu Talal al-Qasimi" was the leader of Egypt's militant al-Jama'a al-Islamiyya (Gama'a Islamiyya) organization until he obtained political asylum in Denmark. Qasim was not seen from 1992 after being convicted in absentia by a military tribunal in 1992; however, he was located and captured in 1995[245] and later was executed by Egyptian authorities. |
1992 | Mariano Tullio Troia | 53 | ![]() | Boss of the Sicilian Mafia thought to have ordered hits on multiple politicians opposing organized crime, with the most prominent being Salvo Lima. He was arrested in Palermo in 1998 and sentenced to life imprisonment, dying behind bars in the Viterbo prison hospital in 2010.[246] |
1992 | Paul Bernardo | 28 | ![]() | Bernardo, known as "The Scarborough Rapist", was a notorious rapist active between 1987 and 1990 in Toronto's Scarborough suburb, raping at least 13 women before killing three others with the help of his wife, Karla Homolka. The pair had been repeatedly questioned before, but it wasn't until December 1992 that Bernardo's DNA was matched to the crime scenes, with his subsequent arrest occurring in February 1993. He was sentenced to life imprisonment with a chance of parole for his respective crimes.[247] |
1993 | Girolamo Molè | 32 | ![]() | Member of the 'Ndrangheta who was personally responsible for 49 murders over the 1970s and 1980s, in addition to charges of drug and arms trafficking. He was arrested in 1997 and sentenced to 11 life terms for his crimes.[248] |
1993 | Mir Aimal Kansi | 45–46 | ![]() | Mir Aimal Kansi who was convicted of the Langley, Virginia 1993 shootings at CIA Headquarters was a Pakistani national. The event resulted with two people being killed. After the incident Kansi fled to Kandahar in Afghanistan. Kansi was sought by the FBI who were aided by the Pakistani Police forces while they were in Pakistan. Kansi later went back to the US, and was later captured in 2002 and was put to death by means of lethal injection.[249][250] Their identity remains unknown and they have never been captured. |
1993 | Antonino Giuffrè | 57–58 | ![]() | Giuffrè, is an Italian mafioso from Caccamo in the Province of Palermo, Sicily who was wanted since 1993.[251] Giuffrè was trained as an agricultural sciences specialist. His rise in the Mafia ran parallel to the ascension of the Corleonesi clan headed by Salvatore Riina. He became the head of the mandamento of Caccamo. Giuffrè was captured by the police on 16 April 2002.[252] |
1993 | Omar Abdel-Rahman | 55 | ![]() | Leader of al-Jama'a al-Islamiyya, an Egyptian terrorist organization responsible for numerous terroristic acts in Egypt. Following the uncovering of the New York City landmark bomb plot, Abdel-Rahman was arrested and sentenced to life imprisonment for his activities. He died in prison in 2017.[253] |
1993 | Peter Gibb | 48 | ![]() | Peter Gibb an Australian fugitive who was sent to the Melbourne Remand Centre in 1993 for crimes that he committed later escaped on 7 March 1993 and was captured only a few days later. Gibb later died on the morning of 23 January 2011 at Frankston Hospital[254] from injuries caused by three unknown men. |
1994 | Rocco Morabito | 27 | ![]() | He was on the run since October 1994, after police, keeping him under surveillance, discovered him paying 13 billion lire ($8m) to import nearly a tonne of cocaine.[255] After 23 years on the run, Morabito was captured in a hotel in Montevideo in Uruguay on 4 September 2017, where he had moved after an argument with his wife.[256] |
1994 | Pasquale Tegano | 39 | ![]() | Along with his brother Giovanni, Pasquale was considered a high-ranking member of the Italian 'Ndragheta mafia, participating in the Second 'Ndrangheta war during which several rival mob bosses were killed. He was indicted for murder, extortion and organized crime associations in 1994, but went on the run, resulting in him being marked as one of the county's most wanted fugitives. He was finally captured on 6 August 2004, and sentenced to life imprisonment.[257] |
1994 | Félicien Kabuga | 62 | ![]() | Kabuga was a businessman from Rwanda who was wanted because of his involvement with the Rwandan genocide.[258] which caused him to become a fugitive. In 1994 Kabuga had fled Rwanda and at first had attempted to enter Switzerland, but could not make it in. Kabuga was finally captured on 16 May 2020 in Asnières-sur-Seine, near Paris, France, after 26 years on the run.[259] |
1994 | Syed Abdul Karim Tunda | 49 | ![]() | Syed Abdul Karim, alias "Tunda", was an alleged bomb maker of terror outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba, and was accused of masterminding over 40 bombings in India.[260] He was arrested by the Delhi Police on 16 August at the India-Nepal border. However, the exact timing of this arrest is disputed with various versions being reported.[261] Later, he received a clean chit by a Delhi court in all four cases against him.[262] |
1994 | Giuseppe Giorgi | 35 | ![]() | Giorgi is an Italian criminal belonging to the 'Ndrangheta, a criminal organization in Calabria. After having been a fugitive for 23 years and been included on the list of most wanted fugitives in Italy he was captured in his home town San Luca on 2 June 2017.[263][264] |
1994 | Whitey Bulger | 65 | ![]() | Bulger was an Irish-American organized crime boss and FBI informant who led the Winter Hill Gang in the Winter Hill neighborhood of Somerville, Massachusetts, a city directly northwest of Boston.[265][266] On 23 December 1994, Bulger fled the Boston area and went into hiding after his former FBI handler, John Connolly, tipped him off about a pending RICO indictment against him. Bulger remained at large for 16 years. Bulger was finally apprehended along with his longtime girlfriend Catherine Greig outside an apartment complex in Santa Monica, California on 22 June 2011. Bulger was given two life sentences and sent to jail and then transferred to different jails. By then he was in a wheelchair, and was found dead on 30 October 2018, at the age of 89. He was killed by inmates within hours of his arrival at Hazelton.[267][268][269] |
1995 | Michele Zagaria | 37–38 | ![]() | Zagaria who nickname is "Capastorta" meaning "Twisted head"[270] is an Italian fugitive as well as a Camorrista boss of the Casalesi clan who are from Casal di Principe in the province of Caserta, which is located in the northwest of Naples. Zagaria was placed on the "most wanted list" from Italy in 1995 for multiple crimes that he committed,[271][272] as he had gone into hiding and had stayed on the list until 2011, until he was captured on 7 December 2011. |
1995 | Sebastiano Pelle | unknown | ![]() | Pelle, an Italian criminal belonging to the 'Ndrangheta, a Mafia-type organization in Calabria (Italy). Pelle was wanted since 1995 for membership of a criminal association aimed at trafficking weapons and drugs internationally, as well as for other crimes. Pelle has been sentenced to 14 years in prison. In 2006, investigations were extended internationally for his extradition.[273][274] Pelle was on the "list of most wanted fugitives in Italy" of the ministry of the Interior, until his arrest on 9 November 2011, in Reggio Calabria.[275] |
1995 | Christopher Jeburk | 19 | ![]() | Jeburk was a bank robber who, together with his accomplices, successfully robbed multiple banks on the eastern coast of the United States. He has escaped confinement a total of four times, the first being in March 1995, but has since been incarcerated at United States Penitentiary, Thomson.[276] |
1996 | Ted Kaczynski | unknown | ![]() | Kaczynski, known as "The Unabomber", is a domestic terrorist responsible for several bombings across the USA spanning from 1978 to 1995, during three people were killed and 23 were injured. He was arrested on 3 April 1996 at his isolated cabin in Montana, where he was living a primitivist lifestyle. He later plead guilty to the attacks and was sentenced to life imprisonment.[277] |
1996 | Agustín Vásquez Mendoza | 21–22 | ![]() | Mendoza is a Mexican citizen[278] who was sought for four years in the late 1990s[279] by the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) as the 445th FBI Ten Most Wanted Fugitive[280] for his alleged participation in a drug conspiracy which led to the death of a U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) Special Agent. Mendoza was captured in Puebla by Mexican authorities in the summer of 2000.[280][281] |
1996 | Leslie Isben Rogge | 54 | ![]() | Rogge is an American bank robber. He was the first FBI Top Ten criminal to be apprehended due to the Internet.[282] Rogge was imprisoned at the United States Penitentiary in Leavenworth, Kansas, in the 1970s for car theft and grand larceny. He was later convicted and sentenced to 25 years for a 1984 bank robbery in Key Largo, Florida. In September 1985, he bribed a corrections officer and escaped from prison in Moscow, Idaho. Following his escape, he went on to commit additional bank robberies, including one at an Exchange Bank branch in El Dorado, Arkansas, and at a bank in High Point, North Carolina, in 1986.[283] On 19 May 1996, Rogge surrendered at the United States Embassy in Guatemala, after Guatemalan authorities had launched a manhunt upon being tipped off by someone who saw Rogge's photo on the FBI website,[284] and is now in jail. |
1996 | Robert Francis Van Wisse | 31 | ![]() | Van Wisse had a warrant issued for his arrest after his DNA was matched to the 1983 cold case sexual assault and murder of Laurie Stout in Austin, Texas. Over the course of the years, Van Wisse would be given additional warrants, and eventually placed on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives List. In January 2017, he finally surrendered to the authorities in Laredo, Texas, plead guilty to the murder and received a 30-year sentence.[285] |
1996 | Anatoli Neželski | 44–45 | ![]() | Neželski was a serial killer responsible for three robbery-murders committed in Tallinn between 1994 and 1996. Following his final murder, he was initially sheltered by an acquaintance, before he switched to moving around various hiding places to avoid arrest. He was arrested on 17 March 1998 while collecting bottles and sentenced to 15 years imprisonment. He served out the entirety of his sentence, and as of March 2013, he lives freely in Tallinn.[286] |
1996 | Man Haron Monis | 32 | ![]() | Monis was an Iranian-born refugee and Australian citizen who took hostages in a siege at the Lindt Chocolate Café at Martin Place, Sydney[287] on 15 December 2014, lasting for 17 hours, until the early hours of the following morning. The siege resulted in the death of Monis and two hostages. While Monis had a warrant out for his arrest in Iran, he sought political asylum in Australia in 1996, which was granted in 2001.[288] Monis died on 16 December 2014. |
1997 | Andrew Cunanan | 27 | ![]() | Cunanan was an American serial killer who murdered five people over a period of three months in the middle of 1997.[289] He disappeared on 15 July and was found dead on 23 July after he committed suicide after using the same gun that he used to kill three of his victims.[290] |
1997 | Ramón Arellano Félix | 33 | ![]() | Félix was a Mexican drug lord and was the leader of a group called the Tijuana Cartel[291] who became wanted by the police on 18 September 1997 for crimes he had committed in California. After Félix was located on 10 February 2002 in Mazatlán, Sinaloa, Mexico[292] he was shot dead. |
1998 | Frederico Cunha | 48 | ![]() | Cunha was a Brazilian Catholic priest who was serving a 13-year sentence for killing a 15-year-old boy near Caniçal in 1992, as well as sexually assaulting numerous others during his tenure. In 1998, while on day leave, he fled to Madrid by car with the help of his mother, from where he returned to his native Brazil. His arrest warrant expired in 2018, and he can no longer be extradited back to serve his sentence.[293] |
1998 | Eric Robert Rudolph | 31 | ![]() | Rudolph is an American domestic terrorist. In 1996, he started a bombing campaign that would claim three lives and 123 injuries.[294] After five bombings throughout the Southern United States, including 1996 Atlanta Olympics, he went into hiding in 1998. In 2003, he was arrested while he was rummaging through garbage bins for food. He was convicted of murder and terrorism and sentenced to life in prison. |
1998 | James Charles Kopp | 44 | ![]() | Kopp is an American fugitive who in 1998 had killed Dr. Barnett Slepian, an American physician from Amherst, New York who performed abortions, and then had gone into hiding. On 7 June 1999 The FBI placed Kopp on the Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list. After Kopp had fled the country he was located on 29 March 2001 and then captured.[295] |
1998 | Paulo Sérgio Guimarães da Silva | 23 | ![]() | Dubbed "The Cassino Maniac", Guimarães attacked couples along the coast of Praia do Cassino between December 1998 and March 1999, killing seven in the process. After committing the final murders, he went to the authorities and confessed to his crimes, claiming he had been inspired by Francisco de Assis Pereira and wanted to surpass him. He would later be convicted and sentenced to 184 years imprisonment.[296] |
1999 | Yang Xinhai | 31 | ![]() | Dubbed "The Monster Killer", Yang Xinhai roamed around various Chinese provinces and broke into the homes of peasant families, which he proceeded to murder using various tools, raping some of his victims as well. Active from 1999 to 2003, he was finally captured in November 2003 in Cangzhou during a routine police inspection, and would later confess to 67 murders and 23 rapes. Xinhai was executed in 2004.[297] |
1999 | Ty Conn | 32 | ![]() | A bank robber with a history of escaping from prison institutions, Conn's 1999 escape from Kingston Penitentiary, considered one of the country's most secure prisons, was notable for being one of the rare instances an inmate had successfully escaped. Two weeks later, Conn was located in an apartment in Toronto, where he died in disputed circumstances (reported as either having committed suicide or accidentally dying from discharging his shotgun while speaking to law enforcement over the phone).[298] |
1999 | Sanjay Sharma | 30 | ![]() | Sanjay Sharma, also known by the alias Juan Carlos Sánchez Pinto Clasen, is an Indian serial killer convicted of killing three people. He was declared a fugitive in India after escaping the country to Denmark in 1999 after bribing two police officers to drive him to his mother's house.[299] After committing a double murder in Denmark, he escaped the country and was declared an international fugitive via Interpol.[300] He was arrested in Brooklyn on 18 May 1999 and extradited to Denmark, where he was found guilty of both murders and sentenced to life imprisonment. |
1999 | Fidel Urbina | 23–24 | ![]() | Fidel Urbina is a Mexican national former fugitive who was added to the FBI Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list in June 2012.[301] Urbina had been the subject of a manhunt since 1999 despite reported sightings in Mexico. A $100,000 reward was offered for information leading to Urbina's arrest. Urbina was captured on 22 September 2016 in Chihuahua, Mexico after 17 years on the run.[302][303][304] |
2000
Date of disappearance | Person(s) | Age at disappearance | Country | Circumstances |
---|---|---|---|---|
2000 | Michele Antonio Varano | 49 | ![]() | Suspected member of the 'Ndrangheta repeatedly accused of tobacco smuggling and other crimes, but never convicted. After several failed attempts to extradited him from abroad, Varano surrendered himself to authorities in 2014 and is currently serving a sentence for identity theft.[305] |
2000 | Francesco Mallardo | 49 | ![]() | Mallardo is an Italian fugitive,[306] who is nicknamed "Ciccio 'e Carlantonio", who was wanted since April 2000 after escaping custody.[307] Mallardo was captured on 29 August 2003 and is now in jail. |
2000 | George Robert Johnston a.k.a. Ballarat Bandit a.k.a. John Doe #39–04 | 46 | ![]() | Johnston was a Canadian-born burglar who gained nationwide attention as he spent the last several years of his life hiding from police in Death Valley National Park when he disappeared in 2000. The nickname of Ballarat Bandit was given to Johnston in accordance to where his criminal career began, inside of the town of Ballarat, California.[308] After Johnston was located he was shot dead on 25 July 2004.[309] |
2000 | Zhang Jun | 33 | ![]() | Serial killer who, together with several associates, robbed 22 stores across China from 1993 to 2000, killing 28 and wounding 23. He was arrested on September 19, 2000 and executed the following year.[310] |
2000 | Erminia Giuliano | 45 | ![]() | Giuliano, a member of the Giuliano crime family, became the boss of the local family branch after her brother was arrested, specializing in counterfeiting banknotes. On 23 December 2000, she was arrested by authorities and served time until 2019, when she was released.[311] |
2001 | Terje Larsen | 42 | ![]() | Larsen was a prolific serial burglar known as The Wanderer who committed a minimum of 664 burglaries—typically within log cabins and ski lodges—across Norway in a span of crimes lasting over thirty years. His true number of burglaries remains unknown. Larsen first escaped from prison in April 2001, but was recaptured several months later. Released on probation in 2005, he again embarked on a series of burglaries, but was recaptured two months later. Larsen eluded custody a third time in 2013; on this occasion, he was arrested after just eight days. Larsen died on 10 May 2018.[312] |
2001 | Edelio López Falcón | 35–36 | ![]() | Known by his nickname "El Yeyo", López, a suspected high-ranking member of the Gulf Cartel thought to be involved with their drug trafficking operations, was blamed for the arrest of kingpin Gilberto García Mena in April 2001, after which he was forced to flee to Nuevo León. He survived an attempt on his life there a month later, but was later successfully assassinated in May 2003. His murder remains unsolved, but it's believed to have been carried out by members of Los Zetas.[313] |
2001 | Michael Alfonso | 32 | ![]() | A felon with a history of sex offences, Alfonso fled to Mexico in 2001 after he was charged with two murders committed in 1992 and 2001, respectively. While on the run, he would be placed as a Top Ten Fugitive by the FBI, and was chased across Mexico, Guatemala and Belize. In July 2004, he was arrested with the help of the Mexican authorities and extradited back to the USA. He was later sentenced to three life imprisonment terms.[314] |
2001 | Ahlam Tamimi | 21 | ![]() | Jordanian Hamas operative who helped with plotting the Sbarro restaurant suicide bombing in Jerusalem, Israel. She was captured, convicted and sentenced to 11 life sentences for her role in the attack, but was later released in the Gilad Shalit prisoner exchange. As of 2017, however, she is being actively pursued by the FBI, but cannot be legally extradited, as Jordan and the USA have no extradition treaty.[315] |
2001 | Osama bin Laden | 44 | ![]() | Bin Laden, also rendered Usama bin Ladin, was a founder of the pan-Islamic militant organization al-Qaeda. He was a Saudi Arabian until 1994 (stateless thereafter), a member of the wealthy bin Laden family, and an ethnic Yemeni Kindite.[316] From 2001 to 2011, bin Laden was a major target of the United States, as the FBI offered a $25 million bounty in their search for him.[317] He had gone into hiding after 11 September 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center.[318] On 2 May 2011, bin Laden was shot and killed[319] by United States Navy SEALs inside a private residential compound in Abbottabad, where he lived with a local family from Waziristan, during a covert operation conducted by members of the United States Naval Special Warfare Development Group and Central Intelligence Agency SAD/SOG operators on the orders of U.S. President Barack Obama.[320] |
2001 | Abdul Subhan Qureshi a.k.a. India's Osama Bin Laden a.k.a. Tauqeer | 29 | ![]() | A most wanted Islamist bomb-maker and one of the most wanted terrorists in India and has been called India's Osama Bin Laden.[321][322] He is suspected to be associated with the Students' Islamic Movement of India (SIMI), and is thought to have been responsible for participating in the Bangalore, Ahmedabad and Delhi bombings.[323][324] He is also a suspect in the 2006 Mumbai train bombings. He is more commonly known as Tauqeer and is believed to be the signer in the Indian Mujahideen terror email as al-Arabi.[325] Abdul Subhan Qureshi was arrested by Delhi Police in January 2018.[326] He was listed on the NIA Most Wanted list. |
2001 | Robert Durst | 56 | ![]() | Durst is an American real estate heir, the son of New York City mogul Seymour Durst, and the elder brother of Douglas Durst, head of the Durst Organization. He is suspected of having murdered three individuals in different states who includes Kathleen McCormack Durst, his first wife, who disappeared in New York in 1982. On 9 October 2001, Durst was arrested in Galveston shortly after body parts belonging to his elderly neighbor, Morris Black, were found floating in Galveston Bay.[327] He was released on $300,000 bail the next day. Durst missed a court hearing on 16 October 2001 and a warrant was issued for his arrest on a charge of bail jumping. On 30 November 2001, he was caught inside a Wegmans supermarket in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, after trying to shoplift Band-Aids, a newspaper and a chicken-salad sandwich with roasted red peppers on a pumpernickel baguette, even though he had $500 cash in his pocket. He was later sent to jail.[328] |
2001 | Christian Longo | 26 | ![]() | Longo is an American murderer who committed his crimes in the U.S. state of Oregon.[329] He was married to Mary Jane Baker at age 19 and they had three children together. He and his family often encountered financial difficulties due to his reckless spending habits.[330] After the body of Longo's four-year-old son, Zachery, was found on 19 December 2001, divers located that of his three-year-old daughter, Sadie. Those of Mary Jane and their two-year-old daughter, Madison, were found five days later. By that time, Longo was wanted in connection with the murder of Mary Jane and their three children. He later disappeared and was captured on 13 January 2002. He was taken into U.S. custody at George Bush Intercontinental Airport a day later.[331] He was sentenced to death in 2003,[332] but has not yet been executed. |
2002 | Paolo Di Lauro | 49 | ![]() | Crime boss of the Di Lauro clan, a branch of the Camorra, who was predominantly engaged in scams and drug trafficking from South America. He was arrested in 2005 and sentenced to 30 years imprisonment for the latter charges of drug trafficking.[333] |
2002 | Mickey Green | 71–72 | ![]() | Green was an English gangster and drug lord who also held Irish nationality.[334] A convicted armed robber, he was allegedly one of Britain's leading drug dealers for many years[335] and was said to be worth at least £75 million.[336] In 2002, Green was sought by authorities in Ireland, who suspected Green of tampering with a jury at a prior inquest, and his assets in the Republic of Ireland were seized by the Irish Criminal Assets Bureau. Green lived in Estepona, Spain for the last twenty years of his life, and reportedly died of skin cancer on 13 July 2020,[337] and is therefore no longer sought. |
2002 | Amjad Farooqi | c. 30 | ![]() | A Pakistani militant active within both Indian-administered Kashmir, Afghanistan and Pakistan and believed to have been involved in terrorist activities dating back to at least 1995. Farooqi is also alleged to have been a participant in the 2002 kidnapping and murder of journalist Daniel Pearl and attempted assassinations of Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf the following year. Farooqi was killed in a dawn raid by security forces on 26 September 2004.[338] |
2002 | Yuri Ustimenko and Dmitry Medvedev | (Ustimenko) 21 (Medvedev) 20–21 | ![]() | Russian deserters who killed five people during a crime spree across Estonia spanning from March to May 2002. On 5 May 2002, Medvedev was killed by police during a firefight in Valka, Latvia; Ustimenko was arrested three days later in Poland, extradited back to Estonia and sentenced to life imprisonment.[339] |
2002 | Kemar Jarrett | 19–20 | ![]() | Jarrett, a Jamaican criminal who is a member of a gang called the Yardies[340] and who in 2002 was listed as the number one criminal on the top ten most wanted list of criminals in Jamaica by the Jamaica Constabulary Force.[341] He disappeared in April 2002 and was captured on 18 February 2004 after being deported from the United Kingdom as a result related drug charges that he was charged with, and is now in prison.[342] |
2002 | Velupillai Prabhakaran | 48 | ![]() | Prabhakaran was the founder and leader of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam, a militant organization that sought to create an independent Tamil state in the north and east of Sri Lanka.[343] Wanted by the Sri Lankan government in 2002, and is known to have been killed on 18 May 2009.[344] |
2003 | George Robert Johnston | 49–50 | ![]() | Johnston was an American burglar whose latest robberies took place in 2003 in California.[345] Rather than continue to evade the police during the time he was in hiding he committed suicide by shooting himself.[346] After the police found his dead body it took them over a year before they could finally identify him. |
2003 | Adnan Gulshair el Shukrijumah | 27 | ![]() | Gulshair el Shukrijumah was a senior member of al-Qaeda who was wanted since March 2003. After being located, in 2014 Shukrijumah was killed in a military manhunt operation by the Pakistan Army Special Forces in South Waziristan.[347] |
2003 | Genero Espinosa Dorantes | 33 | ![]() | Dorantes was wanted by the FBI[348] for his alleged participation in the burning, beating, torture and murder of his four-year-old stepson in Nashville, Tennessee in February 2003. He was located and arrested on 25 February 2006[349] in Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico. |
2003 | Saddam Hussein | 69 | ![]() | Hussein was President of Iraq from 16 July 1979 until 9 April 2003.[350] A leading member of the revolutionary Arab Socialist Ba'ath Party, and later, the Baghdad-based Ba'ath Party and its regional organization the Iraqi Ba'ath Party—which espoused Ba'athism, a mix of Arab nationalism and socialism—Saddam played a key role in the 1968 coup (later referred to as the 17 July Revolution) that brought the party to power in Iraq. He went into hiding, but was captured and on 5 November 2006, Saddam Hussein stood trial and was found guilty of the Dujail massacre. He was sentenced to death by hanging and executed on 30 December 2006.[351] |
2003 | Andrew Luster | 39 | ![]() | Luster was an American fugitive who was convicted of sexual assault. In 2000, he was arrested when a student at a local college told police that she had been raped at Luster's home, and later disappeared in January 2003. Upon investigation, police charged Luster with drugging three women with the date-rape drug GHB, sexually assaulting them, and video-taping the assaults, having found videotapes of the assaults when they searched his home.[352] After paying $1 million bail, Luster failed to appear in court to defend himself against the charges in January 2003. Luster was convicted in absentia and sentenced to 124 years in prison, which was later reduced to 50 years[353] in June 2003, after he was captured by American bounty hunter Duane "Dog" Chapman in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. |
2004 | Marco Di Lauro | 24–25 | ![]() | Di Lauro is an Italian Camorrista and member of the Di Lauro clan from Naples. He was listed on "Italy's most wanted list" since 2004, for Camorra association and other crimes. On 17 November 2006, an international warrant was issued against him, to be arrested for extradition.[354] After having been a fugitive for 14 years and been included on the list of most wanted fugitives in Italy, he was captured in Naples on 2 March 2019.[355] |
2004 | Abu Musab al-Zarqawi | 37 | ![]() ![]() ![]() | Al-Zarqawi was a Jordanian jihadist who was the founder and leader of Jama'at al-Tawhid wal-Jihad which pleaded allegiance to Osama bin Laden's al-Qaeda in 2004 and changed its name to al-Qaeda in Iraq (AQI will become ISIL in 2013). The Bush Administration in February 2003 in the U.N. Security Council used al-Zarqawi's alleged presence in Iraq to justify the March 2003 invasion of Iraq.[356] On 17 December 2004, the U.S. State Department added al-Zarqawi and the Jama'at al-Tawhid wal-Jihad group to its "list of Foreign Terrorist Organizations" and ordered a freeze on any assets that the group might have in the United States.[357] By May 2005, al-Zarqawi was the most wanted man in Jordan and Iraq, has claimed scores of attacks in Iraq against Iraqis and foreigners, and being blamed for perhaps even more.[358] The U.S. government then offered a $25m reward for information leading to his capture, the same amount offered for the capture of bin Laden before March 2004. On 24 February 2006, the U.S. Department of Justice's FBI also added al-Zarqawi to the "Seeking Information – War on Terrorism" list, the first time that he had ever been added to any of the FBI's three major "wanted" lists.[359] Al-Zarqawi was killed in a targeted killing by a joint U.S. force in June 2006, while attending a meeting in an isolated safehouse in Hibhib.[360][361] |
2004 | Dr. No (serial killer) | unknown | ![]() | Dr. No is the nickname given to a suspected American serial killer[362] who operated in Ohio and in between 1981 and 2004 is believed to be been behind the killings of multiple females. It also suspected that in between 1986 and 1988 that Dr. No may have been behind other murders in the other U.S. states of Pennsylvania, Illinois, and New York as well, but this is not known for certain. In February 2019 the police arrested a man that they have stated is in fact Dr. no due to evidence that has been given.[363][364] |
2004 | Raffaele Diana | 65–66 | ![]() | Diana, an Italian Camorrista and senior boss of the Casalesi clan from Caserta, who was eventually arrested on 2 May 2009, after having been on the run for five years. He was captured by officers of the mobile team of Caserta in an apartment in Casal di Principe, near Caserta, where he was hidden in a bunker of cement produced in the stairwell.[365] He was found in possession of two loaded pistols and some ammunition. A copy of the Gospel, a book of Padre Pio of Pietrelcina, a copy of The Godfather and Il Capo dei Capi were also found. Diana's arrest was believed by law enforcement to have delivered a huge blow to the Casalesi.[366] |
2005 | Roneys Fon Firmino Gomes | 30 | ![]() | Known as "The Tower Maniac", Firmino Gomes was a serial killer active in Paraná from 2005 to 2015, strangling at least six prostitutes and dumping their bodies near power plants. He was arrested in Maringá on July 30, 2015 and sentenced to 21 years imprisonment.[367] |
2005 | Patrizio Bosti | 46 | ![]() | Bosti is the leader of the Camorra, an Italian criminal syndicate based in Naples. He was initially wanted on murder charges, for ordering the killings of two rival mobsters in 1984, but went on the run. He was listed as one of Italy's most wanted fugitives until his arrest in Girona, Spain in August 2008. He was brought back to Italy and sentenced to 23 years imprisonment for the murders. In May 2020, he was released early due to supposed "inhumane treatment" from prison authorities, but was later returned and ordered to serve another six years following a recalculation of his sentence.[368] |
2005 | Joseph Lombardo | 76 | ![]() | On 25 April 2005, Lombardo, along with 13 other defendants, was indicted as part of the federal government's Operation Family Secrets investigation, which lifted the veil on 18 killings since the 1970s that federal investigators had attributed to the Chicago Outfit, an Italian-American Mafia organization. Lombardo was indicted for his role in at least one murder, as well as for running a racket based on illegal gambling, loan sharking and murder.[369] As federal agents rounded up the 14 defendants in April 2005, they realized that Lombardo had disappeared and become a fugitive after they issued a federal arrest warrant.[370] The FBI then offered a $20,000 reward for information leading to Lombardo's capture.[370] On 13 January 2006, after over eight months at large, a bearded, unkempt Lombardo, was captured by FBI agents outside the Elmwood Park, Illinois home of his longtime friend Dominic Calarco.[371] Federal agents had been tipped off to Lombardo's whereabouts after Lombardo had visited dead Outfit mobster Tony Spilotro's dentist brother, Patrick Spilotro, for an abscessed tooth.[372][373] On 10 September 2007, Lombardo was convicted of racketeering, extortion, loan sharking and murder.[374] On 27 September 2007, the same jury found Lombardo guilty of the 1974 Seifert murder. In 2009, Lombardo, seated in a wheelchair, was sentenced to life in prison for the convictions.[375][376] He served his sentence at ADX Florence supermax prison, where he died on 19 October 2019, at the age of 90.[377] |
2005 | Malcolm Naden | 32 | ![]() | Naden, who would be the most wanted criminal in Australia until his capture, was wanted in New South Wales for the murders of two women (committed in January and June 2005, respectively), as well as the indecent assault of a 14-year-old in 2004. Over the years, he narrowly escaped capture on multiple occasions, and in 2011, injured a police officer who had attempted to apprehend him. Naden was finally arrested in March 2012 near Gloucester, brought to trial for the murders and sentenced to life imprisonment.[378] |
2006 | Ernesto Fazzalari | 37 | ![]() | Fazzalari, a member of the 'Ndrangheta, was put on a wanted list for his participation in the Taurianova Feud, a gang war with the rival Asciutto-Neri-Grimaldi mafia which left 32 people dead. He was convicted and sentenced to life in absentia in 1999, and finally captured in Molochio in 2016.[379] |
2006 | Khadaffy Janjalani | 30 | ![]() | Janjalani was a fugitive from the Philippines who was nicknamed "Daf" and "Pek" and became wanted by the police after he was added to the FBI Most Wanted Terrorists list on 24 February 2006.[380] Janjalani is known to have been shot dead in Patikul, Sulu on 4 September 2006 as his remains were found over two months later. |
2006 | Richard Lee McNair | 47 | ![]() | McNair, an American convicted murderer known for his multiple escapes and avoiding being captured.[381] His most recent escape was on 5 April 2006 when he escaped from a United States Penitentiary in Pollock, Louisiana. Moore was captured on 24 October 2007, when was seen near Nash Creek, New Brunswick,[382] and is now serving two life sentences in prison. |
2006 | Abu Ayyub al-Masri | 39 | ![]() ![]() | Egyptian militant who served as the leader of Al-Qaeda in Iraq during the Iraqi insurgency, and later as a war and then prime minister for ISI from 2006 to 2010. Al-Masri was killed during a joint raid conducted by American and Iraqi authorities on 18 April 2010.[383] |
2006 | John Parsons | 35 | ![]() | Parsons was serving a life sentence for the 2005 murder of Officer Larry R. Cox, who was trying to apprehend him during a robbery in Chillicothe, Ohio. He escaped from Ross County Jail on 29 July 2006, but was later captured by an assault team on 19 October.[384] |
2006 | Gianni Nicchi | 24–25 | ![]() | Nicchi, who is nicknamed 'u picciutteddu ("the little boy"), is a member of the Sicilian Mafia. He is considered to be one of the leading mafiosi of Cosa Nostra in Palermo regardless of his young age. Before his arrest on 5 December 2009.[385] he was on the "most wanted list" of the Italian ministry of the Interior since 2006.[386] He is currently locked up in a special security prison in L'Aquila under the strict Article 41-bis prison regime regulation. |
2007 | Giovanni Strangio | 28 | ![]() | Strangio was wanted for his participation in the Duisburg massacre on 15 August 2007,[387] and was added to list of most wanted fugitives in Italy as well as in Germany. Strangio was captured on 12 March 2009 after being arrested in Amsterdam.[388][389] |
2007 | Liu Sung-pan | 75 | ![]() | Liu was a Taiwanese politician who served as the President of the Legislative Yuan from 1992 to 1999. In July 2003 he was sentenced to five years' imprisonment and NT$30 million fine for corruption.[390] After being declared a fugitive Liu Sung-pan had then fled to Mainland China in 2007 and died in 2016. |
2007 | Ronald Lee Moore | 40 | ![]() | Moore, a convicted felon serving time in jail for burglary, was accidentally released from the Baltimore City Correctional Center due to a clerical error, on 21 November 2007. He went on the run as a fugitive and fled from Maryland to Louisiana. He was featured on the television series, America's Most Wanted. Moore was captured on 24 December 2007 by police in Louisiana.[391] Moore later committed suicide by hanging and died on 5 January 2008.[392] |
2008 | Yaser Abdel Said | 50 | ![]() | Abdel Said, an Egyptian resident of the United States, was wanted for the murder of his two teenage daughters in Irving, Texas, on 1 January. Prior to his capture, he was last seen in 2008, and was added to the FBI Ten Most Wanted List in 2014.[393] He was located and taken into federal custody on 26 August 2020 in Justin, Texas.[394] Indicted on capital murder charges, Said potentially faces the death penalty if convicted. |
2008 | Edward Porta | 54 | ![]() | Argentine textile trader who was convicted of attempting to defraud the U.S. Department of Agriculture of $400,000, in addition to swindling other business in the area of Spartanburg, South Carolina. On February 25, 2008, he escaped from the minimum security area of United States Penitentiary, Lee in Virginia and remained at large until his capture in Seattle in May 28, 2016. He was returned to prison to serve the rest of his sentence and then released on October 1, 2019.[395] |
2008 | Eduardo Ravelo | 41 | ![]() | Ravelo, leader of the Barrio Azteca gang, and also a fugitive wanted on several charges related to drugs and organized crime, was last seen in 2008.[396] On 20 October 2009, he was named by the FBI as the 493rd fugitive to be placed on the Ten Most-Wanted list.[397] On 26 June 2018, the FBI announced that Ravelo and several other Barrio Azteca gang members had been arrested during a police raid in Mexico.[398] |
2008 | Lady Bardales | 25–26 | ![]() | Bardales is a Peruvian police officer,[399] who in 2008 became a fugitive[400][401] for a few months as she was wanted for alleged crimes. Bardales decided to turn herself into the police, and was later released due to the fact that no proof was found that she was guilty of the crimes that she was thought to have committed and now lives freely in Peru. |
2008 | Gaetano Fidanzati | 73 | ![]() | Fidanzati was the boss of the Resuttana mandamento of the Sicilian mafia in Palermo, mostly involved in the drug trafficking operatings. In December 2008, he and other mafiosi were indicted for drug trafficking, but he was arrested only a year later at his home. He later died in prison.[402] |
2009 | Saad bin Laden | 29–30 | ![]() | Saad bin Laden who was a son of Osama bin Laden was a terrorist just like his father. After being retained in Iranian custody he had gone into hiding in January 2009 and most likely fled for Pakistan and was killed by an American drone strike in July 2009 after being located.[403] |
2009 | Nasir al-Wuhayshi | 32 | ![]() ![]() ![]() | Former leader of Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, active since 2011. Considered one of the most wanted fugitives by both Saudi Arabia and Yemen, it was confirmed by AQAP representatives that he had been killed by a drone strike in Mukalla in 2015.[404] |
2009 | Christopher Daniel Gay | 34 | ![]() | Gay, who is nicknamed "Little Houdini",[405] is an American habitual car thief and repeat escapee from custody. In 2007 he made major news after he stole the tour bus of country music singer Crystal Gayle after an escape.[406][407] Gay's last escape was on the afternoon of 3 March 2009 while being transported from Orlando, Florida to Coffee County, Tennessee by the police, after he was able to free himself of his restraints after which he had fled for the car that he was being held captive in. Before this took place he had been arrested and held for larceny of a Wal-Mart truck.[408] Gay was captured in 2019.[409] |
2009 | Joe Saenz | 34 | ![]() | Saenz is an American fugitive who was gangster and had committed multiple murders, rape, kidnapping and had violated his parole conditions by taking part in an unlawful flight to avoid prosecution. On 19 October 2009 Saenz was added the FBI Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list.[410] Saenz was located and caputured on 22 November 2012 in Guadalajara, Mexico by the Federal Police,[411] and is now in jail. |
2009 | Rayed Abdullah Salem Al Harbi | 20 | ![]() | A prominent individual upon a 2009 list of Saudi Arabia's list of most wanted terrorist suspects, having been wanted since February 2009, Al Harbi was killed in a confrontation with police on 18 October 2009 at at Jizan, close to Saudi Arabia's border with Yemen. He and Yussef al-Shihri—also killed in the incident—had been planning a terrorist attack, and both had been wearing suicide vests.[412] |
2009 | Semion Mogilevich | 63 | ![]() | Semion Mogilevich, a Ukrainian-born, Russian organized crime boss, believed by European and United States federal law enforcement agencies to be the "boss of bosses" of most Russian Mafia syndicates in the world.[413] Mogilevich is believed to direct a vast criminal empire and is described by the FBI as "the most dangerous mobster in the world."[414] He has been accused by the FBI of "weapons trafficking, contract murders, extortion, drug trafficking, and prostitution on an international scale,"[415] had disappeared and was added to the FBI Ten Most Wanted Fugitives on 23 October 2009.[416] Mogilevich was removed from the list on 17 December 2015 and now lives freely in Moscow as he is no longer wanted by the police. |
2009 | Mohamed Abul-Khair | 35 | ![]() | Abul-Khayr Who was also known as "Abu Abdallah al-Halabi" was a citizen of Saudi Arabia notable for being named on its 2009 list of most wanted suspected terrorists and he was also notable for being Osama bin Laden's bodyguard and his son-in-law and an al-Qaeda financial official.[417] On August 24, 2010, the Long War Journal reported that both the United States and United Nations had entered "Muhammad Abdallah Hasan Abu al Khayr" on their lists of terrorist suspects whose financial assets should be frozen, world-wide.[418][419] The Long War Journal describes him as "a top financial official in the terror organization." The Long War Journal also noted the Treasury called Abul-Khayr "a key leader of the terrorist organization's finance section" who "also acts for al Qaeda in a leadership role on the media committee."[418] On July 29, 2011, a poster on an al-Qaeda-linked forum claimed that Abul-Khayr was killed on an unspecified date.[420] A letter retrieved from the compound where Bin Laden was killed in Abbottabad, Pakistan confirmed that Abul-Khayr was killed in a drone strike in Pakistan on September 18, 2010.[421] |
2009 | Qasim al-Raymi | 30 | ![]() | Qasim al-Raymi was the Emir of al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula. He was initially added to a list of most wanted people in Saudi Arabia on 3 February 2009, before being designated a Specially Designated Global Terrorist by the U.S State Department on 11 May 2010.[422][423] He was killed by a US airstrike on 29 January 2020, his death was confirmed by AQAP.[424] |
2010
Date of disappearance | Person(s) | Age at disappearance | Country | Circumstances |
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2010 | Santiago Mederos | 18 | ![]() | Mederos was added to the FBI Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list on 25 September 2017.[425] He disappeared from Tacoma, Washington after committing two murders in early 2010. He murdered 20-year-old Camille Love in a case of mistaken identity and killed 25-year-old Saul Lucas-Alfonso as he fled the scene of a robbery. Mederos was captured in Tenancingo, Mexico on 5 June 2020.[426] |
2010 | Mario Ramírez Treviño | 48 | ![]() | Suspected drug lord and former leader of the Gulf Cartel responsible for trafficking drugs and killing several rival cartel leaders from the late 2000s to 2013. He was captured by the Mexican Army on August 13, 2013, and then extradited to serve his sentence in the USA in 2017.[427] |
2010 | Colton Harris Moore | 19 | ![]() | Moore, an American former fugitive, was charged with the theft of hundreds of thousands of dollars in property, including several small aircraft, boats, and multiple cars, all committed while still a teenager.[428] Moore had fled Bloomington, Indiana for the Bahamas. While on the run Moore was captured in July 2010, but years later he was released on parole. |
2010 | Christopher Coke | 41 | ![]() | Coke, who also went by the alias "Dudus",[429] is a Jamaican drug lord and former leader of the Shower Posse, a violent drug gang founded by his father. The US issued a warrant for his arrest on 17 May 2010,[430] and Coke was located and arrested[431] on 23 June 2010. Coke was later extradited to the US, and he was convicted to 23 years in prison on 8 June 2012.[432] |
2011 | Edwin Ernesto Rivera Gracias | unknown | ![]() | Gracias is a Salvadoran fugitive who was formerly wanted for first-degree murder in the stabbing and killing[433] of a 63-year-old who was resident of Denver on 17 August 2011,[434] after which he became sought by the police. Two years later, Gracias was added to the FBI Ten Most Wanted Fugitive list and was then arrested[435] on 27 March 2013 in El Salvador, surrenderring after being identified to avoid a struggle. |
2011 | Anna-Maria Galojan | 29 | ![]() | Galojan was sentenced to 22 months' imprisonment in 2011 for document forgery and embezzlement of €60,000 from the non-profit organization European Movement Estonia, of which she was the CEO. Five months of Galojan's sentence was real jail time and the rest conditional with a probationary period of four years.[436] She fled to London where she was arrested on 14 February 2012.[437] |
2011 | Peter Scully | 48 | ![]() | Since 2009, Scully had been investigated in numerous fraud and deception cases, and the year of his disappearance, he was about to be charged with a property scheme in Melbourne which cost investors $2.68 million. He fled to Manila in the Philippines, and thereafter to the island of Mindanao, from where he established an international child abuse ring, recording himself sexually abusing young children and allegedly killing at least one. Sentenced to life imprisonment, and is pending charges in similar crimes.[438] |
2012 | Boris Berezovsky | 66 | ![]() | Berezovsky, also known as "Platon Elenin",[439] was a Russian business oligarch, government official, engineer and mathematician.[440] In 2012, Berezovsky lost a London High Court case he brought over the ownership of the major oil producer Sibneft, against Roman Abramovich, in which he sought over £3 billion in damages. The court concluded that Berezovsky had never been a co-owner of Sibneft.[441] After that he disappeared and became a fugitive who was wanted by Russia. He was found dead on 23 March 2013,[442] in what was speculated to have been a suicide, and is no longer sought by the police. |
2012 | Eric Justin Toth | 31 | ![]() | Toth is an American former fugitive convicted of possessing and producing child pornography. On 10 April 2012, Toth replaced Osama bin Laden on the FBI Ten Most Wanted list as the 495th fugitive to be placed on that list by the FBI. Toth was captured by the Nicaraguan police in April 2013 in Estelí, a northern city of Nicaragua. He was immediately extradited to the United States to face trial,[443][444] and in March 2014, Toth was sentenced in federal court to 25 years in prison.[445] |
2012 | Ediel López Falcón | 39–40 | ![]() | Also known by the nicknames "La Muela" and "Metro 5", López was drug lord and associate of the Gulf Cartel, responsible for coordinating drug trafficking operatins across South America. On 7 May 2012, he was indicted by the USA on charges of drug trafficking, but upon learning this, he went into hiding. He was arrested on 18 September 2015 at the PlainsCapital Bank in Pharr, Texas, and later convicted and sentenced to serve 18 years in prison.[446] |
2012 | Zhou Kehua | 42 | ![]() | Robber who killed at least nine people during robberies in several provinces from 2004 to 2012. Following a manhunt, he was tracked and gunned down by security forces on August 14, 2012.[447] |
2012 | Monsters of Ecatepec | 27 (Hernández) 32 (Martínez) | ![]() | Consisting of couple Juan Carlos Hernández and Patricia Martínez, the "Monsters of Ecatepec" were responsible for killing between 10 and 20 girls and women from 2012 to 2018 in Ecatepec de Morelos. They were finally arrested in October 2018, while transporting human remains in a baby stroller.[448] |
2013 | Christopher Dorner | 33 | ![]() | Dorner was a Los Angeles police officer who began a series of shootings against members of the police whom he was aggrieved towards on 3 February 2013 in Orange County, California.[449] He then disappeared, leading multiple police departments on an extensive manhunt. This concluded on 13 February 2013 after a standoff with police, with confirmation that human remains found in a fire destroyed cabin were his.[450] |
2013 | Vicente Zambada Niebla | 38 | ![]() | Jesús Vicente Zambada Niebla was a high-ranking member of the Sinaloa Cartel. Niebla was charged with trafficking more than a billion dollars' worth of cocaine and heroin, and eventually pleaded guilty before a US district court.[451] Niebla was sentenced to 15 years in prison in 2019. |
2013 | José Manuel García Guevara | 25 | ![]() | Guevara is a Mexican fugitive who was involved with second-degree murder, aggravated rape, and aggravated burglary and was one placed on the FBI Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list and had offered a $100,000 for his capture. After Guevara became wanted on 17 June 2013 he was captured in July 2014, the FBI and was sent to the Calcasieu Parish jail.[452] |
2014 | Denis Zubov | 33 | ![]() | Zubov is a serial killer who murdered three people in the Volgograd Oblast between 2013 and 2014. The first two victims, his ex-girlfriend's suitor and an elderly pensioner, had their genitalia severed; his ex-girlfriend would later be strangled during an argument. He would later be identified as a person of interest in the last murder, but by then, he had fled to the Saratov Oblast. He returned to Volgograd in 2016, whereupon he was immediately arrested. He would later be found guilty and sentenced to 21 years imprisonment.[453] |
2014 | Abu Ali al-Anbari | 57–59 | ![]() ![]() ![]() | Senior member of ISIL and potential successor to Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, who governed the group's occupied territories in Syria. After several false reports of his death, he was confirmed deceased following a raid conducted in Eastern Syria.[454] |
2014 | Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi | 43 | ![]() ![]() | Al-Baghdadi was the leader of ISIL since his declaration as a caliph in June 2014. Under his command, the militant group doubled down on suicide bombings and mass executions of hostages, in addition to al-Baghdadi personally keeping and raping sex slaves. He killed himself and two children via suicide bombing in October 2019, during the Barisha raid.[455] |
2014 | Lamont Stephenson | 42 | ![]() | Stephenson was added to the FBI Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list on 11 October 2018. Stephenson was wanted for the murder of his fiancée, Olga DeJesus, on 17 October 2014 in Newark, New Jersey. Stephenson was the 521st fugitive to be placed on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list. Police say that he was also wanted in a second homicide committed 6 March 2019.[456] He was captured in Maryland on 7 March 2019, as authorities were investigating a suspicious vehicle. |
2015 | Salah Abdeslam | 25 | ![]() | Abdeslam is a French National who was born in Belgium. Abdeslam was part of a group who was behind the attacks in Paris on 13 November 2015[457] and is believed to be the sole surviving member. After being on the run for four months, Abdeslam was captured during a police raid that was conducted in the Molenbeek area of Brussels, on 18 March 2016. Abdeslam was sentenced to 20 years in prison on 23 April 2018.[458] |
2015 | Richard Matt | 48 | ![]() | Matt was an American murderer who escaped from prison on 6 June 2015, and was shot and killed by U.S. Border Patrol Supervisory Agent Chris Voss in Franklin County, New York, near the town of Malone on 26 June 2015.[459][460][461] |
2015 | Luis Macedo | 27 | ![]() | Macedo is a former American fugitive wanted for questioning in connection with the 1 May 2009 murder of 15-year-old Alex Arellano in Chicago, Illinois. He is thought to have fled the Chicago area soon after the murder, and was last seen on 24 November 2015.[462] In 2016, Macedo was added to the FBI Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list. He was captured on 27 August 2017 in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico without incident.[462] |
2015 | Abdullah Ahmed Abdullah | 52 | ![]() | Abdullah who was also known as "Abu Mohammed al-Masri" was an Egyptian member who held a high rank in al-Qaeda was became wanted in 1998 as he was believed to have a part in the 1998 American embassy bombings in multiple African countries.[463] Abdullah was last known to have lived in Iran in 2015, and is known to have been killed on 7 August 2020 as on 12 January 2021 when his death was officially confirmed.[464][465] |
2016 | Aslan Byutukayev | 46 | ![]() | Byutukayev who also known as "Emir Khamzat" and "Abubakar" was a Chechen fugitive who was wanted by the United States on 13 July 2016.[466] as he was list as a Specially Designated Global Terrorist. In 2016, Byutukayev was believed to have was hiding in Turkey, although this was not know for certain,[467] and in January 2021, he and five militants were killed in Katyr-Yurt, Chechnya after being located, which was a result of a special operation of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Chechnya.[468] |
2016 | Terry A. D. Strickland | 24 | ![]() | Strickland is a former American fugitive who was wanted for the murder of two men in July 2016. On 15 December 2016, Strickland was added to the FBI's Top Ten Most Wanted list. Strickland was arrested in El Paso, Texas on 15 January 2017.[469][470][471] The FBI's public tip line was contacted earlier in the month suggesting that Strickland was living in the city.[472] He was apprehended without incident during a traffic stop and booked into the El Paso county jail. |
2017 | Eric Franklin Rosser | 65 | ![]() | Rosser who is also known as "Doc Rosser", was a keyboardist for John Mellencamp from the years 1979–1981, and is widely known for being on the Federal Bureau of Investigation's "Ten Most Wanted Fugitives" list.[473] While Rosser was on federal probation, he fled to Washington state in July 2017 on a bus, with $10,000 strapped to each of his legs, a bag containing $50,000, and $1,000 worth of cannabis. Rosser was noticed after he was seen watching child pornography and was then arrested. He is now serving time in jail.[474] |
2018 | Antwan Mims | 40 | ![]() | Mims, an American criminal who was added to the FBI Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list on 27 June 2018.[475][476] Mims was wanted for 25 March 2018 murders of Cortez Lamont Miller and Michael Canthrell Johnson[477] while they were attending a house party in Benton Harbor, Michigan. He was captured on 31 July 2018.[478] and was sentenced to life in prison in March 2019.[479] |
2018 | Rédoine Faïd | 46 | ![]() | Faïd, a French gangster and serial jailbreaker known for his multiple prison escapes, was named France's most wanted criminal since 2013.[480] Faïd's most recent escape was on 1 July 2018 when he broke out of a prison in Réau with the help of three armed accomplices and a helicopter.[481] Faïd was caught on 3 October 2018 in Creil[482] and was sent back to jail. |
2019 | Greg Alyn Carlson | 47 | ![]() | Carlson was an American criminal formerly on the FBI Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list from 27 September 2018 to 13 February 2019.[483] Carlson was an alleged sexual predator involved in multiple armed sexual assaults in Los Angeles, California, and was wanted by the Los Angeles Police Department for assault with intent to commit rape. He was also wanted by the FBI on charges of unlawful flight to avoid prosecution and was shot dead by FBI agents in Apex, North Carolina on 13 February 2019.[484] Authorities found him hiding at a hotel and upon entering his room a violent altercation occurred, resulting in Carlson's death. |
2019 | Bryer Schmegelsky & Kam McLeod | Schmegelsky 18 McLeod 19 | ![]() | The 2019 Northern British Columbia homicides were a spree killing that took place on the Alaska Highway and Stewart–Cassiar Highway in the Canadian province of British Columbia between July 14–19, 2019. Kam McLeod and Bryer Schmegelsky are alleged to have killed Lucas Fowler and Chynna Deese, before killing Leonard Dyck within a six-day time frame.[485] By July 23, 2019, McLeod and Schmegelsky had reportedly traversed 3,200 km (2,000 mi) stretching across four Canadian provinces in ten days. A Canada-wide manhunt for the suspects was initiated by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP). Between 23 July and 7 August, McLeod and Schmegelsky used firearms to kill themselves near the Nelson River, northeast of Gillam, Manitoba.[486] |
2019 | Abu Muhsin al-Masri | 60 | ![]() | Muhsin al-Masri was an Egyptian fugitive who was added to FBI's Most Wanted Terrorists List in 2019,[487] as he was hiding from the law. It was later revealed that Muhsin al-Masri had been killed in Central Ghazni Province in 2020.[488] |
2019 | Rocco Morabito | 52 | ![]() | On 24 June 2019, Morabito escaped from the central penitentiary (Cárcel Central) of Montevideo with three other inmates "through a hole in the roof of the building".[489] Morabito was arrested again in Brazil on May 24, 2021, after being two years on the run.[490] |
2019 | Francesco Pelle | 42–43 | ![]() | Pelle, who has been given the nickname "Ciccio Pakistan", is a mobster from Italy who is a member of the Pelle 'ndrina, a criminal and mafia-type group operating in Calabria. Pelle is considered very dangerous.[491] Pelle was arrested in Pavia in 2008. He was released in 2018 and fled, becoming a fugitive.[492] In 2021 he was recaptured at a hospital in Lisbon, where he was being treated for COVID-19.[493] |
2020
Date of disappearance | Person(s) | Age at disappearance | Country | Circumstances |
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2020 | Kenyel Brown | 40 | ![]() | Kenyel Brown was an American fugitive who is believed to have been behind series of murders that took place in three cities in Wayne County, Michigan in between 7 December 2019 and 22 February 2020.[494] After Brown was located by the police he then shot himself in the head,[495] and died just four days later. |
Ver también
- List of fugitives from justice who disappeared
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