In March 1950, the FBI established their most wanted list. The fugitive in this case summary is the oldest person on the FBI Most Wanted list and the 523rd addition.
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On a Friday night in January, when a man arrived at his apartment complex, someone shot him five times.
When officers arrived, the man lay in the parking lot, gasping for breath. An officer recorded him identify his wife as the shooter. Read More
This case is struck a chord in my heart as a parent, grandparent, and as a former school bus driver.
Have you ever known anyone who prepares for the worst—often referred to as a Prepper? They may have a storage room filled with supplies or, in this case, a fully stocked, fortified underground bunker in his back yard.
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BLOG POST #233: This week, I’m sharing research on a fugitive who has been on the FBI’s Most Wanted List since June 2002.
As always, everyone is considered innocent until proven guilty in court.
On the attached FBI’s Ten Most Wanted Fugitives flyer, it states Robert William Fisher allegedly killed his wife and two children—a 12-year-old daughter and 10 year-old-son.
He’s a U.S. Navy veteran and has worked as a respiratory therapist among other public service type jobs. Take a look at the flyer, it seems since the world is battling a respiratory disease, he may be working somewhere in that capacity. Read More
The FBI’s Joint Terrorism Task Force thwarted this “lone wolf’s” plan. However, it’s scary, the time and effort this high school student put into his mass shooting plot.
I know, most parents believe their children aren’t capable of doing bad things. The parents of the children who have carried out evil acts felt the same way. Please, snoop on your children.
Parents need to know what websites and apps their children visit or use. Without the connectivity provided by parents, children wouldn’t have access to terrorist-type people. Read More