On this date in 1950, the FBI debuted its 10 Most Wanted List. As of October 21, 2009, 494 fugitives - including 8 women - have appeared on the list.
Further reading:
FBI - Ten Most Wanted Fugitives
Ten Most Wanted Fugitives - FAQ
Sunday, March 14, 2010
THIS DAY IN CRIME HISTORY: MARCH 14, 1950
On this date in 1950, the FBI debuted its 10 Most Wanted List. As of October 21, 2009, 494 fugitives - including 8 women - have appeared on the list.
Further reading:
FBI - Ten Most Wanted Fugitives
Ten Most Wanted Fugitives - FAQ
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True Crime
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2 comments:
Which is why we can't send the FBI after OBL ... because Whitey's been on that thing for more than a decade ... let me know when they catch him.
oy vey ...
Like my good friend Rick Marinick (Boyos) says: The FBI couldn't catch a cold without a rat.
Charlie,
The irony is that old Whitey was a rat. He was snitching to the FBI, and operating under their protection, while he was running his rackets and offing one guy after another. Wonders never cease.
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