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On December 2, 1919, Ambrose Small, well known in theatrical circles in the United States and Canada as the owner of the Grand Opera House in Toronto, was last seen in his office before he disappeared. This episode follows the manhunt for Small by the police, fueled by several newspaper advertisements offering handsome rewards for people who might have information on him.

Leonard Lake distracted a clerk while his partner-in-crime stole a Chinese-manufactured gray steel Dominion Brand bench vise. This $75 shoplifting spree resulted in a simple car search that led to the discovery of a string of murders and an international manhunt for sex killer Charles Ng.

Lucius Jack Warren was having his fifth beer at the Pope's Hotel bar when Donald Morrison came back to Megantic. The American bounty hunter had been hired by the local police to hunt down Morrison, who the townsfolk had been hiding. In the warm afternoon shadows of June 22, 1888, Warren drew his gun but was shot dead by his prey. The chase for the murdering Morrison was now and all-out manhunt.

By 3pm on July 28, 1996, Skipper John Copik and his son Craig had spent ten hours fishing off the coast of Teignmouth, in Southwest England. The nets felt heavy, and when they were hauled in, they held the body of a man - an unidentified, unreported death that became the subject of a six-years-long international manhunt for a famous con artist and murderer.

On September 10, 1904, the Canadian Pacific Railway's Transcontinental Express left Mission Junction, British Columbia on the last leg of its journey from Toronto to Vancouver. Shortly after departure, bandits forced the train to a halt and stole millions of uninsured securities. They disappeared in the thick mountain mist as Canada's first CPR train robbery resulted in a cross-border manhunt.

On the morning of October 5, 1970, two armed men forced their way into 1270 Redpath Crescent in Montreal. The men handcuffed the British High Commissioner of Canada, warned his wife and maid not to call the police and hustled into a taxi. This political act of the Front de lib

In 1931, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Constable Alfred "Buns" King cautiously knocked at a log cabin situated eight miles up Canada's Rat River. King was shot by the man inside, a trapper whose name may have been Albert Johnson. A manhunt ensued led by dogsled, foot and plane across the northern tundra region.

On August 28, 1973, high temperatures shut down elevators in Manhattan's Diplomat Hotel. Two drug buyers walked up ten floors for cocaine that was only 17% pure. Real dealers might have killed the seller for the low quality, but these were narcotics officers arresting 60s political folk hero Abbie Hoffman. Two weeks later, Hoffman skipped bail and became the subject of a seven-year manhunt.

Greater Manchester Police receive intelligence that suggests a known criminal may be in possession of a firearm. With the suspect due to attend a city centre concert venue that evening, that has capacity of up to 2000 people, there's an imminent threat to the public.

GMP's Major Incident Team are tasked with the murder of a 24-year-old male which happened in broad daylight. They know they have three suspects to find. With them all on the run, a manhunt is needed to track the suspects down before another person is injured or they evade justice.?

GMP's Serious and Organised Crime Group?are dealing with an immediate threat to life.??37-year-old Christopher Hughes was last seen being bundled into the back of a car by two unknown males. Officers across the force race against the clock to find him.?