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AMW goes around the world in the hunt for the latest fugitives.

John Walsh hits the streets of NYC to find the latest fugitives.

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Justice is served as cases are solved.

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AMW returns for its 23rd season.

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Host John Walsh takes a look at the case of Dale Helmig of Linn, MO. who was accused of his mother's murder in 1993 and received a life sentence in prison following a trial which was held using mostly circumstantial evidence. His cause was later taken up by the Innocence Project at Illinois State University.

A salute to the 2009 "AMW All-Star": police detective William Weigt, who has remained on the force even after being paralyzed from the waist down after a criminal's bullet struck him down in 2005. Featured fugitives include a man accused of killing his girlfriend in North Carolina; a British Columbia man wanted for killing four men after a incident in a gym; a gymnastics coach from Rhode Island is accused of molesting a child; and a suspected con artist from Colorado.

Host John Walsh reports from both sides of the American/Mexican border as he takes a closer look at the Mexican drug violence and it's spillover into the U.S.

Among the cases included is a mass murder in New Mexico. A mass grave in Albuquerque, is found to contain the remains of over 10 women and a fetus, which triggers a hunt for a serial killer. Also, the U.S. Justice Department's Gang Targeting, Enforcement and Coordination Center has compiled it's "most wanted" list. Other featured fugitives include a sheriff's deputy from suburban Atlanta, who is wanted for the murder of his wife.

Fugitives featured in this episode include a man from Zambia who is accused of stabbing to death his former girlfriend in front of her 14 year old daughter and 4 year old son in North Miami Beach, Florida, in December of 2008. Then, an update of a 1990 art heist from the Boston Gardener Museum, and a golf resort worker in Virginia who is accused of killing a pair of co-workers in March 2009. Lastly, an update on a cold case which is heating back up concerning the 1988 kidnap-murder of a 8year old girl from Fort Wayne, Indiana.

Fugitives featured in this guide include a man from Los Angeles who is believed to have murdered his girlfriend in July 2008 using a sword in front of their three kids, including their daughter who was responsible for calling 911. Then, a man from Arizona has been named a suspect in a murder in a mobile home in 2008. Also, a worker at a golf resort in Virginia is accused of his co-workers murders in March 2009. Lastly, an Oregon sex offender fled after his December 2008 parole.

Host John Walsh and Ret. FBI agent Wilfred Baptise head to the U.S. Virgin Islands for a report concerning the 2003 murder of Baptise's brother, Richard, who was a corrections officer who was murdered while moonlighting as a security guard at a movie theater. Walsh also looks into a quadruple murder in a St. Thomas bar in 2006. Next, Walsh and a Coast Guard official describe how authorities are working on keeping drug smugglers from Columbia at bay by using a submarine.

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An interview with Indiana's Sarah Pender, a convicted murderer who was caught by the authorities in Chicago after being profiled on December 2008 on AMW. With help from a guard, Pender made her escape from prison. Also, a report on a Texan task force made up of U.S. marshals and Lone Star State law-enforcement officers. Other fugitives featured on this episode include a man from Fresno, CA. who is wanted for the murder of his girlfriend in 1999, and the unknown killer of a mechanic from the Bronx in 2007.

This episode features a man from Lancaster, CA. who is wanted for murdering his girlfriend with a sword in front of her children in July 2008. plus, the "Arleta rapist" who is wanted for a series of assaults of young women in the San Fernando Valley area of LA in 2004. Also, a man from Queens, NY, who has been on the run since he shot up a wedding reception in Hicksville, NY, in 1999. And, a man from Jamaica who is accused of conning church congregations in Florida out of their money. Also, segments of a pair of homeless men who were murdered in Los Angeles.

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A report of a Connecticut man who was caught in , who was wanted for killing his girlfriend on August 2008. Featured fugitives includes an Albanian man who is for the murder of a young woman in the Albanian capital, Tirana in 2001. Four years later, the victims sister says she has seen him in Washington, D.C. Also, a California man who is accused of molesting his 12 year old daughter, and an Arizona man who is suspected of killing his wife and two children, and then burned their home down.

Among the fugitives featured in this episode are an Indian immigrant living in Montreal who is accused of murdering his wife; a man in Tampa who offered a teacher $20 to have sex with her preschool students; a man in Orange County, Cal. who is wanted for a 2003 date-rape charge; and a Bronx man who ran his vehicle into a woman (who had jilted him) and her 22 month old son, who died from his injuries. Also, a report on the capture of an Oregon transgender murder suspect David Wayne French.

This episode has an update concerning the death of a Sacramento man and his infant son by killers while robbing his home in 2007. the fugitives featured this week include a Pittsburgh bar bouncer who is wanted for shooting a patron; a California man who is believed to have stabbed his girlfriend's cousin to death in 2004; A Missouri woman allegedly killed a woman who she believes was seeing her estranged husband; and a man from California who is believed to have murdered his former girlfriend.

Among the featured fugitives is a Fort Lauderdale man who started a fire at an assisted living facility which killed his roommate; and an Indiana woman who escaped from prison and is wanted for her role in killing her roommates. Also, a man who escaped a Texas prison; and a man who assaulted his girlfriend in North Carolina.

An update of a jail break in Clovis, N.M. August 2008 in which a number of prisoners escaped and are still on the loose. Other fugitives featured include California and Connecticut men who are accused of murdering their girlfriends; the unknown suspects of a liquor store robbery and murder in Newark, NJ; and a man in Utah who used a blowtorch and screwdriver to assault his 16-year old roommate.

A report of an Indiana woman who escaped on August 2008 while serving a 110 year sentence for her part of a double murder. Featured fugitives include an Orlando man who is wanted for vehicular homicide; a Virginia man who is wanted for molesting two children during a four year period; a Pittsburgh man who is charged with the murder of a woman while breaking into her home; and Alexis Flores, a Honduran immigrant who is on the FBI's 10 Most Wanted List for killing a five year old girl in Philadelphia in 2000.

Season 22 kicks off with a report on the August 2008 prison break in Clovis, NM in which eight men escaped. Other featured fugitives include a Chicago surgeon who has been missing since 2004 after being accused of insurance fraud and malpractice charges. Also, a Trenton, NJ man who started a fire which killed his brother. Plus, a report on the capture of a Philadelphia kidnap suspect July 2008; and an update of a Washington State rock musician who has been missing since 2005.

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Featured in this episode are 2 cases from Hawaii: one involves the murder of 2 Kauai women along with a non-fatal attack on a 3rd, and suspicious deaths linked to a Honolulu businessman who was later convicted in 2007. Also, a Castro Valley murder case of a Jane Doe; plus a case in which over $1 million dollars was scammed out of people in an internet phone service by a Miami computer hacker's scheme; and the search for a missing West Virginia mother of three who disappeared in 2006.

A feature on fugitive Terrence Washington, who escaped from a prison in Nashville on Feb. 2008, his fourth escape since 1998. Also, the story of a missing seven year old girl from London who was allegedly kidnapped by her father who lived in Boston. Plus, the capture of a murder suspect in Colorado. Other featured fugitives includes a Connecticut man who sexually abused a six year old girl, and an Arizona man who allegedly burglarized and raped a 73 year old woman.

John pays a visit to the FBI Academy in Quantico, Virginia, in celebration of its 100th anniversary. Also, a profile of the FBI most wanted list, which includes Osama bin Laden.

An update on the capture of a wanted Florida murder suspect. The featured fugitives on this episode include a man who is not only a contract killer but is wanted for a South Florida bank robbery; a Washington state businessman and rock guitarist who was accused of a Whidbey Island murder back in 2003. Also, a report of a missing grandmother in Kalamazoo, Michigan, and the killers of a couple in New Baltimore, Michigan. The couple left behind a message written in their own blood.

A report on the capture of Bobby Jo Weatherton from Louisiana, who turned himself recently in Memphis. Among the featured fugitives are a dcotor in San Diego who is accused of molesting a patient, another molester in Indianapolis wanted for touching a 9 year old girl improperly, A man in Delaware who kidnapped his own daughters, and an unknown killer of a 23 year old man who was an aspiring teacher and had just moved from Minnesota to Philadelphia six weeks earlier.

An update on the story of the "Marmaroneck butcher" case, in which body parts from a woman washed ashore on opposite sides of New York's Long Island Sound back in 2007. Fugitives featured on this episode include a man wanted for distributing child pornography in Arizona, an escaped convict from an Ohio prison in 2000 who was a drug kingpin in Cleveland, a man in Irvine, Cal. who is wanted for the murder of his sister-in-law in 2006, and a Cape Coral, FL. man was is accused of a 2004 rape of a 14 year old girl after serving her a spiked drink.

This episodes featured fugitives include a Northern California tattoo artist who is accused of sexually abusing his 2 step daughters; a Southern California man who is believed to have killed his 5 month old son; a man from Mississippi who is wanted for the kidnapping, bludgeoning and stabbing of a 55 year old woman; and a onetime hedge fund manager convicted of fraud who is believed to fake his death instead of heading to prison. Also, the updates on a pair of Florida murder cases.

Among the fugitives featured are a souple from Detroit, wanted by federal agents for money laundering and drug running. Also, a man from Virginia is wanted for molesting children over a 12-year period. Then, an Indiana State Prison escapee from 2001, convicted of murdering his boss, and a grandmother who is wanted on fraud charges from here job as a health care financing executive.

A report on the capture of the "Supermarket Slasher" James Gonzales, accused of killing a fellow worker in a Manhattan market. Fugitives featured include Carlos Thompson, a New York rap crew's bodyguard who is accused of arming a 13 year old and telling him to shoot a 15 year old in 2005, and the unknown killers of a pair of Oklahoma children, ages 11 and 13.

A report on the May 2008 capture of a member of the famed Gambino family, Nicholas "Little Nicky" Corozzo, a captain who was wanted for his role in two murders. Corozzo turned himself in after being on the run since February 2008. Also, a case which has stumped the detectives: an Aurora, CO man who was found stabbed to death in his basement after having been tortured. Their top suspect is the prospective tenant of the victims home.

An update of the "Fort Meyers Eight" case in which the skeletal remains of eight men were found in Fort Meyers, FL in a wooded area around 2007, and it's believed the murders took place between 1980 - 2000. Since then, two of the men have been identified and declared missing since 1995. Also, this weeks fugitives include a Georgia man who is wanted for the 2007 slayings of two student athletes in Columbus, GA., a rape suspect from South Gate, CA., a robbery suspect from Pennsylvania, and a Bronx man who is wanted for killing his girlfriend in 2007.

America's Most Wanted salutes the Burke County, NC Sheriff's Deputy Martin Lawing as the 2008 winner of their All-Star contest. During a standoff with an armed suspect, Deputy Lawing was shot and seriously wounded on Dec. 11, 2007. Also, a report of a Ivy league con woman who had been missing since 1999, and captured February 2007.

A fugitive, Dwight Smith of New York City, is wanted for murdering his business associate back in May 2007. Also, Paul Eischeid of Arizona is on the 15 Most Wanted list of the US Marshal. Finally, a retrospective of the first ever criminal caught on AMW, David James Roberts, a murder-kidnap suspect.

In this episode which features the Golden State of California, governor Arnold Schwarzenegger discusses the importance of DNA testing for criminal cases, including a Sacramento man and his son who were murdered on September 2007. Then, a search is on for a serial rapist.

An episode featuring a fugitive from each of the 50 states, which includes a Hawaiian man who fled after being charged with sexually assaulting teenagers; a Washington State prison escapee; a Connecticut man wanted in the death of a young girl who he supplied Ecstasy to; and a man wanted for bank robbery in California and Texas along with murder in Colorado.

A look at the "Notorious Dirty Dozen," which includes an alleged Southern California gang member who is wanted for shooting a sheriff's deputy; a South Carolina child molester and his accomplice - his own daughter, which he had molested as a child; and a child molester and murderer who was once a Charleston, SC police officer.

The spotlight is shown on a fugitive from New York City who stabbed his girlfriend to death at an East Village grocery store where they both were employed, on 2/29/08. Next, a man from Lee County, FL who molested two girls. Then, a prison escapee from Tennessee, Maryland, Arkansas and Louisiana who is a convicted auto thief, who is reported to love performing hip hop music while not being chased by the police.

Profiles include a man who is accused of two murders in Highland Park, CA; a 2006 carjacking in Pasadena CA.; and a teenager who committed an execution styled murder of a 83 year old man in New Mexico; the arrest of a stripper and graffiti artist who is wanted for a 2006 murder charge in Los Angeles; and a child sexual assault suspect who was featured on last week's episode who has now been captured.

An update on the five women who died in a Tinley Park, Ill. shopping mall shooting on February 2008; Featured fugitives include a man who allegedly killed two men in Detroit in December 2005 and then fled away with his son; a man wanted for a June 2007 drive-by slaying in Vacaville, CA.; and a convicted child molester who had contacted his victim's family while in a Texas prison and then abused a New Hampshire child in 1999, landing him on the FBI's 10 Most Wanted List.

An update on Terrence Washington, who had been serving a sentence for auto theft until he escaped from a Nashville prison. Other fugitives include a New Jersey woman charged with manslaughter who performed a plastic surgery operation on a patient who died and had no medical license. Then, a Pennsylvania child rapist who disappeared after a bail mix up.

Among the stories aired, a coach of a BMX racing team is accused of molesting his students. Also, a man wielding a knife and a baseball bat beats to death a welterweight boxing champion.

A visit to New Orleans is made to assist a NOPD officer whose life has been changed since hurricane Katrina, through and organization called Cops Helping Cops. Also, featured segments on fugitives from Louisiana, includes a man from Metairie whois wanted for rape, kidnapping and attempted murder. Then, a man is Houston accused of killing his girlfriend, and a drag racer from Detroit who is believed to have killed a spectator.

An investigation of two cases involving murder and shopping malls in Boca Roton, Fla. The first case involves a chiropractor's wife, and the second case surrounds a mother and her 8-year-old daughter. Also, an update in suburban Chicago of the murders of five women in a Lane Bryant store. Plus, the case of a missing woman in North Miami Beach, Fla.

The Jan. 20, 2008 case of the disappearance of a Nevada college student, and the kidnapping and shooting, stabbing and beating of a Philadelphia tavern owner who manage to escape are investigated. Spotlighted fugitives include a man wanted for both a murder and robbery in two states, and a California man accused of the Thanksgiving Day 2006 murder of his sister-in-law.

An update of a 2006 case of a missing Florida sports fisherman who disappeared off the Atlantic coast of the Bahamas. Plus, a look at what the US Coast Guard is doing to stop cocaine trafficking. Also, a spotlight on this weeks fugitives, a registered sex offender from Florida who is wanted on child pornography charges, and a female in Chicago who is wanted for the making and selling of PCP.

An update of the manhunt for the suspect wanted in the December disappearance of pregnant Marine lance corporal Maria Lauterbach. Also, an investigation in Fort Meyers for the identities of eight men whose skeletal remains were discovered in a wooded area. Included are sketches of what the victims may have looked like.

Cases include the December 2007 murders of a Boca Raton, Fla., woman and her 8-year-old daughter; the October 2007 beating death of a Rowan (N.J.) University student; and the July 2007 shooting deaths of two men in Columbus, Ga.

Jailbreakers are spotlighted. Featured fugitives include Jose Espinosa and Otis Blunt, who escaped from a New Jersey prison on Dec. 15, 2007; and Glen Godwin, a convicted murderer who escaped from prisons in California and Mexico. Godwin is on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted list.

Fugitives spotlighted include a native of Honduras wanted in the 2000 kidnap and murder of a 5-year-old girl in Philadelphia; two men wanted for an armored-car robbery in South Carolina; a New Zealand man accused of killing his wife, abandoning his daughter and fleeing to the U.S.; and an Oregon man suspected of sexual assault.

Fugitives spotlighted include a former Rhode Island YMCA gymnastics coach wanted on child-molestation charges; a Chicago woman who was allegedly part of a drug ring; a Pennsylvania kidnapping and sexual-assault suspect who is said to dress as a woman in an effort to elude authorities; and onetime child actor Mark Everett, who is wanted for the 2004 murder of his girlfriend. He escaped with their son and neither has been seen since.

Updating the cases of two U.S. Border Patrol agents serving prison sentences for a 2005 shooting incident; the November 2006 murders of four prostitutes in Atlantic City; and the murder of a Houston man by an unknown assailant fleeing from an attempt to hold up a nearby video-game store. Also: a report on new sexual assault charges against a man who allegedly murdered a Virginia woman.

A man wanted for killing an armored-car driver in Arizona in 2004; a Michigan man sought on drug charges; a rapist on the loose in Philadelphia's Fairmount Park; a man involved in the 2007 murder of a Salt Lake City hairdresser.

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Missing-persons cases are spotlighted. Included: the search for Stacy Peterson of Bolingbrook, Ill., the fourth wife of a former police sergeant whose third wife died shortly before his fourth marriage. Also: updates on the 1967 murder of a 14-year-old Toledo, Ohio, girl, and the murders of women in Hollywood, Fla., in 1996 and New York City in 2004. John Walsh reports from Los Angeles.

Host John Walsh reports from London. Cases include the searches for Madeleine McCann, the British youngster who went missing in Portugal in May, and fugitive Boston mobster James “Whitey” Bulger, who might have been spotted in Italy this year. Interviewed: McCann's parents, Kate and Gerry; and Interpol secretary general Ronald Noble, who discusses international strategies against pedophiles.

Host John Walsh reports from Hawaii on a Kauai serial-murder case and the cases of three Hawaii men who went missing in the Philippines. Also: updates on searches for the killer of a 16-year-old Castro Valley, Cal., girl and a rapist-murderer who targeted victims in Philadelphia's Fairmount Park; and a report on computer crime featuring Kevin Mitnick, a security consultant who served time in prison in the late 1990s after pleading guilty to charges of wire and computer fraud.

Crimes committed by women are featured. Fugitives spotlighted include a Los Angeles graffiti tagger wanted for a May 2006 murder in Van Nuys, Cal.; a con artist accused of stealing identities and faking her way into Harvard and Columbia; and a “ponytail bandit” wanted for bank robberies in Texas, California and Washington State. Also: the case of a transgender Portland, Ore., resident wanted for the May 2007 murder of his roommate. John Walsh reports from Las Vegas.

The arrest of a Greensboro, N.C., man for the stabbing death of his former girlfriend on Christmas Day 2006; the capture of two convicted murderers who escaped from a Utah jail. Also: A Las Vegas woman recalls her relationship with a former boyfriend who is accused of sexually assaulting a 3-year-old girl.

A report on the suspect search in a 2006 Pasadena, Cal., case in which a disoriented driver hijacked the car of a woman who stopped to give him assistance. In the carjacker's abandoned vehicle was a dead body and a seriously injured man who soon died of his wounds. Other fugitives spotlighted include two convicted murderers who escaped from a Utah prison; and Leo Burt, wanted for a bombing at the University of Wisconsin in 1970 that killed one person.

Shortly after eluding police in Asheville, N.C., cops say that escaped fugitive Anthony Artrip robbed a bank in Mt. Airy. According to authorities, Artrip passed a note claiming he had a gun and emptied the teller tills. Now, U.S. Marshals have added Artrip to their 15 Most Wanted list, and they are more determined than ever to get their hands on him.

A report on the arrest of Louis Alfonzo for the 2005 rape of a homeless woman on Manhattan's Upper West Side. The 68-year-old victim had tried to fight him off. Also: a survey of security measures for college students, including tips for students living off campus and a visit to the University of Maryland Eastern Shore; an update on the January 2007 murder of New Orleans filmmaker Helen Hill; a preview of the upcoming Fox police drama “K-Ville.”

On the 21st-season opener, actress Pauley Perrette (“NCIS”) joins host John Walsh for a report on the murders of an 11-year-old Alabama girl in 2001 and a 7-year-old Detroit girl in 2006. Also: An update on the search for Dominic Lyde and Derrick Benjamin, who are wanted in connection with a $10 million armored-car robbery in South Carolina; and a report on the arrest in Canada of suspected pedophile Richard Goldberg, one of the FBI's Ten Most Wanted suspects.

Included: Dan Hiers, a onetime Charleston, S.C., cop wanted for child molestation and the murder of his wife; and Daniel Andreas San Diego, an animal-rights activist wanted in the 2003 bombings of two office buildings in California. Also: manhunts for murder suspects in California, New York, Arizona and Oklahoma.

An update on Paul Eischeid, a biker (and former stockbroker) wanted for the murder of a Phoenix woman; a report on Operation FALCON, a U.S. Marshals Office fugitive-apprehension task force. Also: searches for the killers of a 13-year-old Easton, Pa., girl and a pregnant Raleigh, N.C., mother of two; a man wanted for sexual assault in Miami Beach; and the robbers who held up banks in Cranston, R.I., Chicopee, Mass., and Long Island.

A report on the search for the killer of Broward County, Fla., sheriff's deputy Chris Reyka, who was shot to death Aug. 10; an update on the hunt for a suspect in the execution-style shooting deaths of three Newark, N.J., students. Also: a Covington, La., police chase involving a fugitive who was first spotlighted on “America's Most Wanted” in 1992; an unsolved 28-year-old Austin murder; efforts to change a New Jersey drunken-driving law.

Video of a convicted murderer who escaped from a federal prison in Louisiana in 2006; an update on last weekend's shooting deaths of three college students in Newark, N.J. Also: reports on the captures of wanted persons in New York City, Tulsa and New Mexico; and the searches for a Stuart, Fla., robbery suspect, and murder suspects in Terre Haute, Ind., Salt Lake City and Los Angeles.

A report on an Arizona biker charged with murder. Other cases include an apprehended New Jersey burglar; the murder of a retired boxer; and fugitive homicide suspects in New York, Texas and Florida.

A report on the capture of fugitive Rebekah Johnson, a former member of a Staten Island commune who was wanted for the 2006 attempt on the life of the communes founder. Other cases include a 1990 double murder in Florida; the search for a Connecticut man charged with robbing a security company and taking two of its employees hostage (he then is alleged to have injected them with an unknown substance); and murders in Detroit and Greensboro, N.C.

The capture of a New Jersey armed-robbery suspect; the hunt for a man convicted of murder in absentia in Albania. Also: murders in Houston and the Bronx; pedophilia in Oregon.

An update on the case of the pizza deliveryman who died when a bomb attached to his neck detonated during a 2003 bank robbery in Erie, Pa.; a report on the search for a onetime Oklahoma police officer wanted for child molestation and other sex offenses involving minors. Other cases include an Indiana drive-by shooting; the hit-and-run death of a 6-year-old Washington, D.C., girl; and the killing of a 69-year-old Alabama man.

An update on the case of James “Jimmy T” Trindade, a boater who went missing between the Bahamas and South Florida in January 2006. Also: Rev. Al Sharpton on the 2006 murder of Brooklyn high-school honor student Chanel Petro-Nixon. Other cases include a missing Wisconsin college student; the murder of a pregnant North Carolina woman; and the grisly murder of a New Mexico man.

Salutes go out to a heart-transplant recipient who tackled a gunman menacing an Arizona retirement community, and a Florida grandmother who rescued a 13-month-old trapped in an SUV that was submerged in a roadside canal. Also: an update on the case of Jessie Davis, the pregnant Ohio woman whose body was discovered June 23; a report on a 22-year-old New York woman who went missing May 29 in South Florida. Fugitives spotlighted include a serial rapist who has attacked in New York and Florida.

Included: the search for a missing pregnant woman in Ohio; a report on a New Jersey bank robber dubbed the Mad Hatter; a man wanted for a murder in Arizona is captured in Toronto; the hunt for a murderer who has eluded Texas authorities since his conviction.

Included: the capture of a Louisville fugitive who fled to Mexico after he was released from prison to donate a kidney to his son; the search for a Montana prison escapee who was charged with attempting to kidnap David Letterman's son; the search for a Newport News, Va., man wanted for shooting an Iraq vet; the hunt for the body of a missing man by the Texas EquuSearch Mounted Search and Recovery Team.

Included: a Liberty County, Ga., man wanted for killing his parents. The couple's burned bodies were found buried in their barn in 2004. Also: a California woman wanted since 2002 for torturing two of her children; a missing Kansas teenage girl; the search for the identity of a man seen molesting children in images posted on the Internet; a salute to Montgomery, Ala., police officer Keith Houts, who was shot to death while making a routine traffic stop in September 2006.

An addition to the FBI's 10 Most Wanted list is announced. Also: DNA evidence tying a suspect to the 2000 kidnapping and murder of a 5-year-old Philadelphia girl; a young woman's skeleton found in a Manhattan apartment building; and searches for a rape suspect in Kentucky and a child-molesting suspect in Toledo.

Included: a case involving body parts that washed up on the Westchester County and Long Island shores of New York's Long Island Sound; Charlotte cops called away from the funerals of two slain officers to capture a fugitive who had been featured on “AMW”; the health problems of 2007 “AMW All-Star” finalist David James, a Richmond County, Ga., sheriff's deputy who was shot in the line of duty in 1990. Also: a profile of 2007 “All-Star” Carl Andolina, a Buffalo police officer.

A missing child report for Stephanos Rodriguez of Connecticut.

Saluting fallen law-enforcement officers. Included: ceremonies at the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial in Washington, D.C., honoring the 145 U.S. officers who were killed in the line of duty in 2006. Also: an update on a manhunt stemming from an Oregon sex-slavery case dating from the 1990s.

Host John Walsh follows authorities as they combat online sex crimes. Miss America 2007 Lauren Nelson, who has promoted legislation to restrict Internet access to registered sex offenders, appears. Also: a report on the arrest in Mexico of murder suspect Daniel Perez, who had been on the loose for seven years; a profile of “AMW All-Star” finalist Thomas Colter of the Snipesville-Jeff Davis County (Ga.) Fire-Rescue Squad.

Cases include Daniel William Hiers Jr., a former Charleston, S.C., police officer wanted for murdering his wife and molesting a 10-year-old; and fugitives wanted for killings in Oklahoma, Louisiana, California, Arizona and Massachusetts. Also: a salute to Maryland state trooper Eric Workman, who has returned to his beat after being shot by a kidnapping-robbery suspect he was pursuing in December 2006. Following the incident, Workman was on life support for two days.

A missing person's report for Keith Gores.

Cases include the 1979 murder of musician Michael Cahill, who was killed during a burglary in his Austin apartment. Cartoonist Berkeley Breathed, who appears on the program, was a victim of a similar burglary around that time, and the police believe the crimes were committed by the same person. Also: a report on the capture of Shauntay Henderson, the only woman on the FBI's most-wanted list, in Kansas City, Mo. Henderson had been wanted for murder.

A missing child report was issued for Joshua Pumphrey of Arizona.

A missing persons report for Deysi Benitez of Maryland.

A report on how a police dog helped solve the January 2004 murder of an armored-truck driver in Riverside, Cal. Also: the search for the killer of a retiree in New Mexico; and the rapist of a 9-year-old girl in Ohio.

Featured: the capture of Ralph Garbarini, who is suspected of murdering a San Diego restaurant manager; and the search for New Jersey's “Mad Hatter” bank robber. Also: a North Carolina rape case; a Detroit drug-trafficking case; an update on the situation along the U.S.-Mexico border.

Included: the manhunt for Boston mobster James “Whitey” Bulger; and the capture of Ronald Jerome Jones, who was wanted for a 1983 slaying in Virginia. Also: Host John Walsh assesses the implementation of the recently enacted Adam Walsh Child Protection and Safety Act.

A missing child report on Dafne Morales of Dallas, TX.

A missing persons report for Norma Morales.

Cases include the December 2006 kidnapping of a 1-month-old baby from his mother's arms in Fort Myers, Fla., and the December 2006 random murder of a businessman in a San Diego restaurant.

Missing child report for Von Morales of Jersey City, NJ.

Missing child report for Bryan Dos Santos-Gomes of Florida.

Missing child report for William Ownby.

Missing child report for Teresa Dean

Missing child report for Shawn Hornbeck.

Missing child report for Clay Moore.

Missing child report for Heaven Ross.

Missing child report for Charles Henderson.

This weeks fugitives include Gregory Riviera of Alameda, CA; Chong Vue of Mexico; Mark Wilson of Iowa; Gary Vue of Sacramento, CA; Celestino Gutierrez-Molina of Tarboro, NC; Michael Goodwin of Southern, CA; Jeffrey Mullins; unknown hitmen of Mickey and Trudy Thompson #1 & #2; unknown wedding dress attacker from Tuscaloosa, AL; fetured story of the Zodiac killer. Stories on victims Trudy and Marian Thompson.

Missing child report for Clay Moore.

Missing person report for Tara Grant.

Chronicling the hunt for California's Zodiac Killer, who murdered at least five people in the San Francisco Bay Area in the late 1960s and early '70s. He coined his name in a series of taunting letters sent to the press and law enforcement that included four cryptograms, three of which have yet to be solved. He hasn't been caught.

Missing child report for William Ownby of Beaufort, MO.

Missing child report for Shawn Hornbeck.

Missing persons report for Lindsay Harris.

Child sex-abuse cases are spotlighted, and host John Walsh is seen in segments accompanying law-enforcement officers as they arrest fugitive sex offenders in Broward County, Fla. Walsh also highlights various features of the federal Adam Walsh Child Protection Act, which was enacted in July 2006. Also: the theft of Congressional Medals of Honor from the Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum near Charleston, S.C.; the case of a Texas sheriff's deputy convicted for shooting an illegal alien.

A missing child report was issued for Rachel Smith of Charles Town, WV.

A missing child report was issued for Rachel Crites of Maryland.

Dating violence involving teenagers is explored. Included is the case of a 15-year-old Texas girl who was stabbed to death by her 16-year-old former boyfriend in 2003. Congress passed a resolution marking Feb. 5-9, 2007, as National Teen Dating Violence Awareness Week. Also: Host John Walsh discusses the case of two U.S.Border Patrol agents sentenced to more than 10 years in prison for the shooting of a suspected drug smuggler in February 2005.
A missing person report for Roxanne Paltauf of Austin, TX.

Included: a report on the Jan. 23, 2007, arrest of eight onetime members of a Black Panther offshoot called the Black Liberation Army in connection with the killing of a San Francisco police officer in 1971, and the search for another suspect.

Missing child alert for Rachel Smith of Charles Town, WV.

Missing child alert for Rachel Crites of Maryland.

A report on Lindsay Harris, whose Upstate New York family was shocked to learn about her double life as an escort in Las Vegas after her May 2005 disappearance.

A missing child report on William Ownby of Beaufort, MO.

A missing child report on Shawn Hornbeck.

A missing persons report on Lindsay Harris.

Updating the 2003 “Erie Collar Bomber” case, in which an Erie, Pa., pizza deliveryman was kidnapped, had a bomb strapped around his neck and then was forced to rob a bank. The bomb went off and he died.

This weeks fugitives include Richard McNair of Texas; LeaAnn Howard of Louisville, KY; Edmundo Cerda-Anima of Mexico; Eric Rosenstrom of Texas; Orson Black of Chihuahua, Mexico; Waqas Rehman of California; Christopher Dean of Chicago, IL; Rebekah Johnson of New York; Andre Neverson of Newark, NJ; Earnest Ferguson of Florida; Byron Perkins of Louisville, KY; John Walsh's Top Ten Fugitives of 2006.

A series retrospective that includes memorable tipsters and a case in which a detective and a victim fell in love. Also: a salute to law-enforcement officers who died in the line of duty.

This weeks fugitives include Dennis Harvey of the Gulf of Mexico; Ronald Fischer of Mexico; Tammy Dyer of New Mexico; Walter Arlequin-Sanchez of Tucson, AZ; Carlos Strong of Detroit, MI; David Greth of Kentucky; Larry Chism of Mobile, AL; and featured stories of an unknown Atlantic City killer and the unknown murderer of Stephen Cooper. An AMW producer tells what it is like being on the otherside of the story when her cousin suddenly disappeared.

A missing child alert was issued for Bryan Dos Santos-Gomes.

A report on the case of a serial rapist-murderer who terrorized the Buffalo area from 1986 to '94 and who reemerged in 2006. Also: Paul Eischeid, an Arizona Hell's Angel wanted in connection with the 2001 murder of a woman who allegedly “mouthed off” to members of his biker group.

Missing child alert was issued for Bryan Dos Santos-Gomesof Florida. Also a missing person alert was issued for Tony Luzio of Bolivar, OH.

A report on the case of a serial rapist-murderer who terrorized the Buffalo area from 1986 to '94 and who reemerged in 2006. Also: Paul Eischeid, an Arizona Hell's Angel wanted in connection with the 2001 murder of a woman who allegedly “mouthed off” to members of his biker group.

Missing children alerts were issued for Tristan White, MN and Avery Stately, MN.

Enrique Enriquez of Florida; Beatriz Hernandez of Bronx, NY; An Kim; Un Brown; Marjan Rroku of Washington, DC; Daniel Kung of Fresno, CA; Henry Calucag of Honolulu, HI; James Bulger of Southern States, USA; Orlando Hamilton of Washington, DC; Victor Andrade of Mexico; Maria Velasquez-Reyes of Tenancigo, Mexico.

A report on human trafficking for the purpose of prostitution, including a look at the efforts of actress Daryl Hannah to combat it.

A missing child alert was issued for Alexis Patterson.

This weeks fugitives include Lashawn Tanner of Florida; Calvin Bennett of Nashville, AR; Jose Rodriguez of Monroe, NC; David Coffman of Mexico City, Mexico; Cray Allen of Florida; Henrietta Rollins: A report on the hunt for the “wedding dress rapist,” a predator who targets women selling wedding dresses. Allegedly, he finds them in classified ads. And, a group of South Florida gun bandits.

A missing child report was issued for Ashley Martinez last seen in Missouri.

Rev. Al Sharpton joins in the hunt for the killer of a 16-year-old girl in the Brooklyn neighborhood where he grew up. Also: a report on the August 2006 capture of Jaroslaw “Jerry” Ambrozuk, who had been wanted since 1982 in connection with a small-plane crash in Montana in which his girlfriend died. Ambrozuk, who piloted the plane, was charged with negligent homicide.

Reports on personal efforts to secure justice for victims' families, including one by former Cleveland Browns QB Bernie Kosar to solve the 2005 murder of an employee of a Fort Lauderdale restaurant. The victim was a Browns fan.

Included: an update on the search for the killer of Shannon Paulk, an 11-year-old Alabama girl who was abducted from the trailer park where she lived and then murdered in August 2001. Authorities fear that Paulk's killer may also be responsible for the disappearances of other 11-year-old girls who went missing from Alabama trailer parks in 1999 and 2003.

This weeks show featured fugitives Robert Spencer of Jacksonville, FL; Barbara Johnson of Cancun, Mexico; Martin Minter of Carbondale, IL; Proboodat Joucoo of New York; Juan Bautista of New Jersey; David Scaggs of Jacksonville, FL; Danny Williams of Fort Lauderdale, FL; Armando Barragan of Wisconsin; Robert Hanright of Maine and stories of a unknown muderer of a Jane Doe in a chimney and an unknown Florida and New York serial rapist.

Also a missing child report for Trenton Duckett of Leesburg, FL.

Featured were fugitives John Vu of Philadelphia, PA, John Parsons of Columbus, OH, Cavinaugh Hughes of Unknown, IN, Martin Minter of Carbondale, IL, Larry Beasley of Chicago, IL, Arthur Vitasek of Mesa, AZ, Domingo Rodriguez of Illinois, Sukhrob Davronov of Illinois and stories of the killing of "Superman" George Reeves and the actress known as the Black Dahlia.

Stories included the search for fugitives Ralph Phillips of Binghampton, NY, Victor Mercado of Texas, Alicia Banuelos of El Paso, TX, Donnell Jehan of Illinois, Anthony Durham of Illinois, Lorenzo Curry of Chicago, Ill, John Parsons of Columbus, Ohio and a feature of an unknown child killer of Nicole Smith.

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AMW has proclaimed the month of May "Sexual Predator Month," dedicated to hunting down these lowlifes. Tonight, in the last of three special-edition episodes on this theme, AMW pays tribute to law enforcement during "Police Week," and host John Walsh takes on D.C., fighting to change the laws against sexual predators.

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Michael Dale Benson, a convicted sex offender who escaped from the Minnesota State Hospital from St. Peter, Minnesota is featured. Also, John Walsh helps investigators track down internet sex offenders who prey for the young through internet chat rooms.

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This episode features an unknown cowboy killer, comedian Karl Goeke-wanted for molesting a person 20 years before, and Jonathan Clowers-who killed a woman who was picking up her son from school.

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MW's third stop is Los Angeles, "the City of Angels," where host John Walsh gets a taste of one of the toughest sheriff's departments in the country, the L.A. Country Sheriff's Department.

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John Walsh looks back at 2005 and names his personal list of “Ten Most Wanted” fugitives from the past year. The candidates for Most Wanted include:

* An ex-cop who is accused of murder and child molestation.

* A toy salesman-turned-accused killer.

* A Voodoo-believing man accused of brutally beating his girlfriend to death and then binding and gagging the victim’s 12-year-old daughter, leaving her tied up for almost 24 hours.

Cases include a missing pediatrician; a man suspected of murdering his parents; two escapees from a Washington county jail; and a man who posed as a fireman to sexually assault a former coworker.

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Female fugitives include an alleged drunken driver involved in a fatality; a scam artist who preys on seniors; and a mother suspected of murdering her son.

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After AMERICA'S MOST WANTED aired an in-depth story about the murdered pizza delivery man in Erie, PA, who had a bomb strapped to his neck and then robbed a bank, new information was brought forth – only to AMERICA'S MOST WANTED. Now AMW reveals this exclusive new information, which could help authorities solve the case and unmask the mastermind of a horrendous crime.

On Aug. 28, 2003, Brian Wells, a 46-year-old pizza deliveryman, perished as a bomb that was strapped around his neck exploded. Authorities have been puzzled by the bizarre details of that day's events, unsure if Wells was involved in the bank robbery or a pawn in someone else's game. The FBI says that soon after he walked out of the pizza shop on an apparent delivery, he robbed a bank with a bomb strapped around his neck. When cops caught up with him, he said he had been abducted and forced to play a sadistic game – a scavenger hunt for his life. He also begged them to free him from the bomb. But before that could happen, the bomb went off, killing him. Tune in for exclusive new information that could solve this case.

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