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[Music] next on unsolved mysteries a man on the run ends up dead in a deserted parking lot in tennessee
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who was he running from and why legend has it that a fortunate gold bars was hidden deep inside a new mexico
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mountain was the treasure removed in a secret government operation he seems like a charismatic ladies man
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in reality he's a brutal serial killer who murdered five women and a drug lord awaiting trial is
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hospitalized and then he pulls off a daring escape addressed as his own sister five stories they're all strange but
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guess what they're all true i'm dennis farina and this is unsolved streets
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[Music] [Music] the baja california peninsula 300 miles south of san diego a young american disoriented penniless
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and obviously out of place wandered into the mexican village of colonia vicente guerrero
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he lingered for months living on handouts depending on the charity of strangers for one california couple
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tales of the young stranger were a ray of hope in the search for their 34 year old son
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gordon collins had been missing for months i know he's alive i can't get on with my business i can't
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get on with nothing until you know we get him home gordon was vacationing with his
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girlfriend anastasia seals and another couple near santa rosalia a popular deep sea fishing port near the middle of the
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baja peninsula four days after they arrived the group secured a boat at a local hotel
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gordon's friend wayne schwartz had fished off the baja coast many times as the group left port a fisherman on
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his way in warned them a storm was growing several hours later a fierce storm would
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indeed hit the area gordon collins and his friends never returned the next day a hotel employee was sent
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out to look for them his search ended 28 miles northeast [Music] gordon's girlfriend anastasia seals
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and wayne schwartz were dead but gordon and wayne's wife arlene burlington were nowhere to be found
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the bodies and all the paraphernalia out of the boat was all within one square mile of each other because i talked to
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the fellow that fished the bodies out and uh and so we say hey where's the other two jackets
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where's the other two people for three days the united states coast guard searched a
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250-mile area nothing it seemed obvious that gordon and arlene had also perished
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in time gordon and arlene's parents were asked to sign death certificates however
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reports that gordon was still alive had already begun to filter across the border
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some thought that he might be suffering from amnesia his parents went south to mexico
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to find and two mexican fishermen come running up to us and kept pointing to the flyer
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he said they seen a guy come out of the water and just had shorts he was all cut
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up waiting there that they're trying to get on the bus station i was very excited
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things started fitting together because this is where the accident happened they
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found the bodies just a mile and a half off of this shore it's got to be gorgeous
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around the same time gordon was also spotted on a nearby beach by a man named jose peralta
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you have your blanket okay you have your blanket i'm cold jose said that gordy said he was waiting for
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friends he went fishing with and could he have jose's blanket because he was going to sleep on the beach there
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at cabo and wait for his friends [Music] on one trip we headed toward the paws and we stopped at a few of these taco
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places and it says yeah seen him an hour ago so we went on down for probably another
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three or four miles we stopped again and the guy said yeah we've seen him about
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30 minutes ago so we finally got right into town and this is yeah within five minutes
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and then they seen us all seeing us together and i don't know what happened but everybody just clammed up we
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couldn't get oh we couldn't get no no more information over the next three months gordon
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collins was spotted at least 50 times in seven different locations all in the area of la paz and cabo san lucas at the
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southern end of the baja peninsula gordon's parents hired bill garcia a private investigator who alerted
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newspapers in baja after the articles ran garcia received several calls from a village 300 miles
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south of tijuana it was four or five months here in town he never worked here never work
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and he only hang around here in town he was walking all the time and almost in the town everybody knows
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him we've shown them pictures and everyone recognizes him and they're positive that
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it's him the people that have talked to him know some things about gordon and feel confident that he is there
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the man identified as gordon was eventually arrested for stealing food a local sheriff brought in james hatfield
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an american living in the village to translate my name's james what's yours
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hi i'm gordy there's no doubt on my mind it's gordon because when we met him in jail i
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introduced myself to him and he gave me his name gordon and then when the flyer came out it's
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right there on the flyer gordon and you can't get the two pitchers mixed up it's
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the same he moved on shortly before we were able to get to that area and we haven't been
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able to find where he's gone from there over the next year sporadic sightings of
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gordon continued the u.s consulate has officially reversed its position and no longer
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presumes that gordon collins is dead [Music] you just can't up and give up because
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it's your son i know it keeps me driving and keeps me going and i want to get him home
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gordon collins is six feet two inches tall and has light hair and blue eyes based on eyewitness descriptions a
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police artist made this sketch of the man thought to be gordon collins if you have any information that might
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help find him please log on to our website at unsolved.com [Music] [Music] knoxville tennessee
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bobby what's going on strangers find a dead man beaten and half naked in a parking lot on a great
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july morning scattered around the body are a mix of german canadian and u.s currency
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totaling about 4 000 the contents of his wallet identify him as 31 year old blair adams of suri
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british columbia every aspect of this case is mysterious there's no logical explanation for
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anything he did we can't say for a fact that this is why he did that because
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there's no explanation for it we cannot come up with a motive for this man to be
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dead we can't come up for a reasoning for him to be here we can't come up for a reason
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for him to leave canada nobody knew he was going to take his trip nobody this is an actual whodunit
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no one knows why blair left his home in british columbia or how he ended up over
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2 000 miles away in knoxville tennessee his murder is one of the stranger cases we've ever come across
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was blair running away from a killer or was blair just running away from himself
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before his mysterious death blair adams was a foreman with a construction company in surrey british
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columbia those who knew him say blair liked his work and he did it well blair did seem to have a normal life he
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had many friends he had a job he traveled on occasion had a history of several different
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girlfriends was well liked by virtually everyone that we've had contact with
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but then something changed blair started having wild mood swings i asked him numerous times what was
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wrong and he said i don't think i should tell you about it and to this day i don't know what it is
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on friday july 5th blair withdrew all his savings he emptied his safety deposit box more
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than six thousand dollars in cash and thousands in jewelry gold and platinum on sunday claire tried to enter the
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united states two different times where you going uh seattle can you step out of the car
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i see some id but he was refused entry because he was a young single guy carrying a lot of cash the profile of a
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drug trafficker just get back in the car and turn your vehicle around the next day blair showed up at his job
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but he wasn't there to work i need to quit my job why need some time can i get my check
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that afternoon he spent sixteen hundred dollars on a round-trip airline ticket to frankfort germany
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just hours after buying the ticket blair showed up at a friend's home in a panic
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i need you to take me to the border take you to the border it's the middle of the
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night i can't leave my kids okay somebody's trying to kill me blair seemed terrified but his friend
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just couldn't help him out okay forget about it sorry to bother you thanks thanks anyways
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on tuesday instead of leaving for germany he turned in his tickets rented a car and headed back to the border
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this time blair managed to slip through [Music] he ended up in seattle where he dropped
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his rental car at the airport and bought a one-way ticket to washington dc he paid about 770 dollars for a one-way
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ticket when he could have purchased a round-trip ticket for approximately 350 or 400
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so it would have been half the price for for a round-trip ticket as he paid for a
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one-way ticket it just seemed very unusual blair arrived in dc early wednesday morning and headed to knoxville more
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than 500 miles southwest his travel was unlogical in itself i mean why go to dc to turn around to come
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back to knoxville he had no reason to be in east tennessee he had no reason to be
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in knoxville everything we can find out he knows no one in east tennessee or the
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eastern united states all right hi can you help me i can't get my car started what's the problem
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blair was first seen in knoxville around 5 30 that afternoon oh this can't be your key yeah that's my
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key well this is a nissan key yeah well this is a toyota so well it won't start it well that's the
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key i've been using do you have another key no somebody can't say okay empty out your
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pockets and let's look for it he empties out all his pockets there is no key to
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the toyota blair couldn't get a new key from the rental car company until the next
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morning he was stranded in knoxville a mechanic drove him to a nearby hotel best way to describe would be paranoid
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nervous agitated expecting someone to come in on him even though there wasn't anybody there
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i don't know who he was looking for but he was waiting for somebody to walk in
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for him maybe blair was being followed or maybe he only thought so the hotel's security camera shows that
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in a space of an hour blair went in and out of the lobby five times before finally paying for a room
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we can only assume that something was wrong with his thought process he wasn't
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acting rationally after checking in he walked out the front door it was 7 37 p.m
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the last time clara adams was known to be alive twelve hours later blair's body was
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found in a parking lot about a half mile from his hotel he was naked from the waist down
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blair's death was as strange as the last few days of his life his pants were removed
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in a way not like someone would take their own pants off but in a way that someone else
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would remove your pants from you his socks were turned inside out his shoes were off and his shirt was ripped
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open four thousand dollars in american canadian and german currency was scattered around blair's body
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a small pack held another two thousand dollars worth of gold and jewelry and strangely
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the key to blair's toyota was laying about 10 feet from his body we start looking at the angle of maybe a
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drug deal going bad that didn't pan out robbery was immediately first thought of
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you throw it away because all the money's still there we tried to find anything in his
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background that would lead us to believe that he frequent with prostitutes or that he even had any homosexual
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experiences you know anything to explain how he was found the way he was found we found nothing
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the autopsy stated that blair sustained many cuts and abrasions this would indicate that he was trying
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to defend himself from attack blair was ultimately killed by a violent blow that ruptured his stomach
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okay somebody's trying to kill me although blair believed that his life was in danger authorities have another
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theory they think that the threat was imaginary and blair's journey was an escape from
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his own delusions either way blair adams wound up dead just as he had feared i want blair back i want him well and
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healthy i want him to knock on the front door and come in but obviously that's not going to happen
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i don't know you know blair is dead [Music] and it would be nice to to have some
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understanding of why he died if you have any information about the murder of blair adams please log on to
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our website at unsolved.com nassau county new york on a july night a 20 year old man named
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ricardo caputo makes a call to the police how can i help you i want to report something very
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important caputo has a girlfriend named natalie brown he tells police to go to the home
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of her parents caputo had been dating natalie for over a year and told authorities that they
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planned to marry i responded to the scene on middle neck road i went in the front door and immediately
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on my left i saw a kitchen and in the kitchen was the body of miss brown she had been stared repeatedly the room
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was covered with blood it was really a vicious assault on her it was the worst i ever seen in my she
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nice covered a lot of homicides in my life natalie brown's family and friends
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described her fiance as likable and attractive but in the case of ricardo caputo
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appearances were more than deceiving they were lethal and natalie wasn't his
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only victim after caputo was arrested for natalie brown's murder a psychiatric review determined that
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caputo was not competent to stand trial so he was sent to new york's matawan
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state hospital at the maximum security facility he met a 26 year old psychologist
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named judith becker my doctor my friend i believe it was a relationship of a a psychologist
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and a patient she felt that her patients were also her friends she wanted them to trust her
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and i think she felt they had to trust her in order to for her to be able to help them
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judith was charmed by caputo and over the next two years he worked to gain her trust
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apparently he succeeded and speaking to other inmates of madawan state hospital several of them stated
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that ricardo cupero had been bragging that he was going to use judith becky to gain his freedom from madawan state
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hospital with her help caputo was transferred to a manhattan psychiatric hospital that
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allowed patients to leave during the day this gave judith and caputo more time to
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spend together outside the hospital walls she even took him home to meet her family
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when we met ricardo she introduced him as a fellow who worked with her at madawan
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she continued the relationship as a as a friend and as a psychologist and as somebody he could turn to
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and i don't believe that she knew she was in as much danger as she ultimately was
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one october day judith didn't show up for a family boating trip concerned her parents went to her
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apartment judy when they entered the apartment where she lived there was dinner for two
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on the coffee table in the living room judy and when they walked into the bedroom
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they found their daughter lying on her back in bed wearing only a half slip she had been brutally beaten about the
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head and strangled with one of her stockings caputo had disappeared with judith's car
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checkbook and some of her clothing five months later in san francisco ricardo caputo met barbara taylor a book
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editor these photos of barbara were taking on the trip to yosemite she was later found beaten to death in
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her apartment caputo's fingerprints were at the crime scene but he had vanished again
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[Music] el paso texas five days after barbara's body was found a man calling himself ricardo diaz was
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held by the u.s immigration officials he was turned over the custody of u.s officials and he was incarcerated
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at the alien detention facility which is located here in el paso texas like the other detainees diaz was
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fingerprinted he knew that it would not take long for his real identity to be uncovered
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because diaz was in reality ricardo caputo three days later caputo and three other
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prisoners took a guard hostage using kitchen knives as weapons the men escaped the compound and crossed
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the border to mexico in a stolen car all were recaptured except for caputo the escapees told police that he was
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headed to mexico city there he moved in with a young 21 year old college student by the name of laura
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marie gomez two years later laura was found dead in her mexico city apartment ms gomez was found
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brutally beaten stomped to death she had been tortured prior to her death laura was two and a
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half months pregnant police believe the father and the killer was ricardo caputo
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since he's done this all over the united states and in mexico we have to consider
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him a serial killer six years later and two thousand miles away he may have struck again
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sixty sixty-year-old jackie bernhard a prominent author and social activist was found murdered in her manhattan
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apartment a private investigator hired by jackie's family received the tip identifying
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caputo as jackie's killer the caller also said that caputo boasted about killing
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several other women and also some men update after nearly two decades on the run
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ricardo caputo turned himself into police in new york city he said that he decided to surrender
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after his victims began appearing in his nightmares and that he was afraid that he would kill again
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while a fugitive he traveled throughout north and south america married twice and fathered six children
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ricardo caputo pleaded guilty to two murders and was sentenced to 25 years to life
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three years later he died of a heart attack while playing basketball in attica prison he was 48 years old
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next a man and his family have searched for a treasure for over 50 years was it stolen
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by the u.s military [Music] in 1937 a man named doc nas claimed that he found an incredible treasure deep
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inside victoria peak in southern new mexico he reported seeing more than 100 tons of
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gold bars stacked like firewood doc and his wife babe filed a mining claim they hired an expert to widen the tunnel
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but the blast caused the mine shaft to cave in by the time he died in 1949 dachnas had not gotten any closer to his
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treasure for two years babe tried to dig through the rubble and reach the gold but she
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too was unsuccessful and then in 1951 the army established a missile range at white sands new mexico
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they annexed victoria peak and forced babe to stop her digging during the late 1950s two airmen claimed
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that they had actually entered the mountain and seen the gold bars but they said that the military would
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not allow them to go back and remove them in 1961 babe accused the military of digging for the gold themselves
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the army officially denied her accusations she was protesting vehemently that the
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army would be excavating on her claim while they were denying her access to do the same thing
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finally the army did allow babe one of the airmen and their team to excavate the peak
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but the military placed a two-week time limit on the dig and babe found no gold if the mountain has not been penetrated
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and materials removed from this mountain this will be the biggest thing that this
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country's ever seen [Music] update after our broadcast two viewers contacted us with new
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information about the disputed treasure on victoria's peak the first call came from gene and
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juanita irwin a retired couple living in baytown texas juanita irwin's brother captain orby
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swaner had been stationed at the white sands missile range in the early 1960s swaner told his family an extraordinary
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story he started to tell the story of the treasure that was found at white sands missile range
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now captain swaner went out to inspect and confirm and uh sure enough it was true when the
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pentagon sent down a special team which included my brother-in-law captain swaner
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there were several chambers in the cave and it had immense amount of stuff in it
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and they photographed and he said it was in excess of 300 million dollars i asked him what they
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did with the goal once they removed it and he said he thought they took it to fort knox
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we confirm that captain swaner served as an officer assigned to security at white
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sands missile range in 1961 but the u.s army denies any knowledge of the treasure
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i know i know nothing i've seen nothing of any such claim in the records that i've seen
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russell dunn the second person who called our phone center was a friend of captain swaner
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dunn says that swanner told him the same story he further told me that there was a
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government agency and as i recall he mentioned secret service did remove the gold
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it was in bars and it was taken away in trucks i believe he was honestly telling me the
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truth there is still more evidence that the military took gold from victoria peak
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[Music] judge h.l morton who knew babe stated in a 1961 affidavit that he and three
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friends had actually seen soldiers at work on the peak moreland claimed that he saw military
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equipment and beams that could be used to support underground tunnels well it was a military conducted
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operation out there and of course they had access to the equipment they had access to the location
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and they were out there doing the same thing we were doing they were looking for the gold
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moreland testified that his group talked to captain swaner who ordered them to leave the area
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when marlin reported the activity to babe nas she called the new mexico state land
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office they contacted a colonel jaffe at the missile range from the name of jaffe a colonel jaffe
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and i asked him i said is there somebody in there digging i said they shouldn't
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be doing that and he said no there is no digging on that peak and he said if there are it's none
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of your damn business jordan says that within 24 hours he received the call from major general
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john r schenkel the commander at white sands schenkel admitted that there had been digging on the peak but said that
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it would stop immediately [Music] the military withdrew soon after moreland and his friends
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returned to victoria peak they found roads scaffolds and tunnels but no sign of babe's gold fortune
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they exploded her claim and i think maybe have the money has gone away i think it's gone
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i think the soldiers may have moved it out there was absolutely no foundation to
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the charts that gold was being removed or and there was absolutely no evidence that gold had ever been removed
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one of the few eyewitnesses who claimed to have actually seen the gold was captain orby swaner the former head of
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security at white sands but is there any physical evidence that swanner was inside victoria peak in
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1961. during the 1977 expedition babe noss and the other excavators found orbee swaner's evidence
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they went in and found some military debris battery packs and such and they photographed on the wall of one
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of the deeper tunnels a name and a date and an army serial number on the wall the name was captain arby swaner the
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date was october 1961. i don't feel that the department of the army in the 60s treated my grandmother fairly
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they really tried to make a fool out of her and all the time she was telling the
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truth they had sent my grandmother on a wild goose chase for decades if that is the fact
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i think a great injustice has been done [Music] next a killer who used bombs to murder
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innocent civilians is finally brought to justice and later an accused drug lord concocts
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a daring escape dressed in a wig women's clothing and makeup previously we profiled the case of eric
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robert rudolph known as the infamous olympic park bomber [Music] rudolph's first attack was in atlanta's
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centennial park during the 1996 summer olympics let's see that pretty small of
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yours one two three forty-four-year-old alice hawthorne was killed and over a hundred more were
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injured six months later a similar type of bomb was detonated at an abortion clinic in
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suburban atlanta and a month after that a midtown atlanta gay and lesbian nightclub was targeted
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we're building a good prosecutable court case based upon the forensic evidence we
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had where we could tie the bombs together but we still didn't know the identity of the bomber we didn't know
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who it was police began receiving letters from the so-called army of god claiming
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responsibility for at least two of the bombings those who participate in any way in the
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murder of children may be targeted for attack we will target sodomites their organizations and all those who push
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their agenda we will target all facilities and personnel of the federal government
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birmingham alabama 11 months after the third atlanta bombing outside a woman's health and abortion
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clinic an overturned flower pot caught the eye of robert sanderson an off-duty police officer sanderson was
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working that day as a security guard sanderson was killed instantly emily lyons the clinic's head nurse lost
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her left eye when she was riddled with shrapnel just after the explosion a witness saw a
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man remove a wig and throw it away as he left the scene he was able to give the police the man's
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license plate number the truck was traced to eric rudolph when an fbi swat team raided his trailer
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in murphy north carolina they missed him by only minutes however authorities weren't sure whether
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or not rudolph had actually left the area [Music] update five years after eric rudolph was last
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seen a police officer noticed what he thought was a homeless man he was rummaging through the trash
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behind a market in murphy north carolina the officer took the man to the police station and noticed the resemblance to
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the wanted poster for eric rudolph he made the arrest on the spot during his time on the run rudolph had
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survived by eating wildlife in the appalachian wilderness and foraging in dumpsters in the surrounding towns
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rudolph agreed to plead guilty to all the bombings in exchange for being spared the death penalty
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he was sentenced to four consecutive life terms and will spend the rest of his life
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behind bars [Music] from the age of 17 lionel luliano made enough money to enjoy the life of a
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wealthy playboy how did he do this by being one of the biggest drug traffickers in the southern us
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but when he was just 21 the police brought his lavish lifestyle to a sudden end after a six-month sting operation lionel
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luviano only 21 years old was arrested in houston texas despite his young age he was a key
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figure in an international drug ring that reportedly moved nearly a quarter of a million dollars in heroin every
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month lionel luviano led a very extravagant lifestyle when he was free in the houston area he's 21 years old and had
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all the luxuries of of an extremely extravagant individual [Music] before his arrest luviana was involved
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in a serious motorcycle accident while he awaited trial authorities had no choice but to allow him to continue
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his treatment at a local hospital he was shackled to his bed 24 hours a day in a
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room that he shared with a total stranger vasquez martinez a week after luviana was admitted
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some visitors arrive unannounced three individuals two women and a man walked into lbj
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hospital did not have to go through any security measures as this is not an institution
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walked up to the third floor lionel luviano's room we're here to see our friend vasquez
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martinez please yes they indicated they were going to visit the individual across the bed from
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lionel luviano [Music] the guard was in a position to see them walk over to the other individual's bed
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so he felt comfortable in the fact as would anybody that they were just visiting the individual across the bed
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who was not a prisoner and he was able to have visitors at any time of the day okay vasquez we got some business to
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take care of in reality the visitors were one of luviano's sisters and two other family
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members what's going on shut up never mind believing they were armed vasquez
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watched in disbelief as lionel began a total makeover a shade a full cup two-piece woman's suit and
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then a wig and some makeup and the transformation was complete i think how do i look at that man look
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okay yeah come escaped masquerading as his own sister see you the guard outside of the hospital room
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was not surprised when he saw two women and a man leave the room that's what
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he'd observed walk into the room luviano's sisters stayed behind with a concealed gun she kept vasquez
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from sounding the alarm she would later slip away during the confusion following
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the discovery of ljubljana's escape luliana's accomplices were later captured but the drug lord
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is still that large lionel luviano was looking at approximately 20 years in prison
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being that it be in a federal prison he would approximately do 19 of those years there's very little good time
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given and such like this so i'm sure that this played quite heavily on his mind his desire to escape
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lionel luviano stands five feet five inches tall and weighs 120 pounds authorities believe that he may be
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living in mexico he should be considered armed and dangerous if you have any information
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