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Gabriel Luis Acosta / San Bernardino Sun via AP file
Redlands, Calif., police officers man a blockade near the entrance to the San Bernardino National Forest in Southern California on Tuesday during the manhunt for Christopher Dorner.
For six days this month, the FBI and the U.S. Marshals Service joined local enforcement in the desperate search for cop-turned-killer Christopher Dorner. The biggest manhunt Los Angeles has ever seen is now over, but there is no shortage of suspects in cold-blooded murders commanding the attention of federal agents.
The worst of them have been given spots on two lists: the FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives and the Marshals Service's' top 15 fugitives. The rosters are a catalog of atrocities: a mother and two children with their throats slit, a little girl kidnapped and strangled, an armored-car guard ambushed after a pickup.
"It's a full-court press with these people," said Lenny DePaul, a U.S. Marshals commander who heads one of the agency's seven regional task forces devoted to capturing violent fugitives.
"There's funding, there's resources, there's travel -- no boundaries when it comes to a top 15 case."
The FBI's most-wanted each has at least one agent in a field office assigned to each case, bolstered by a special unit at headquarters in Washington which can "bring all the tools out of the toolboxes," said Jayne Challman, chief of the Violent Crimes Threat Section.
The suspects are on the two lists because the crimes are heinous, but also because the feds think extra attention and publicity will help catch them.
"I could name a thousand cases that could be on the top 15," said DePaul, who noted that the only way to get off the Marshals' list is in handcuffs or a coffin.
Since the FBI list was established in 1950, 497 fugitives have earned the dubious distinction, and all but 30 of them have been caught. The longest anyone has lingered is 28 years -- Victor Manuel Gerena, who is still wanted for a terrifying bank robbery in 1983.
DePaul said every lead on a top 15 case is followed up, quickly and exhaustively. Though many turn out to be dead ends, the marshals keep looking for the one that will let them cross another name off the list.
"They make mistakes," he said of the suspects. "Their resources run out, they communicate with someone, they slip up. Their luck runs out."
Here are some of the accused killers on the FBI and Marshals' list whose luck hasn't run out -- yet:
Andrew Neverson: He's a ladies' man with the "gift of gab" -- and a hair-trigger temper, investigators say. Neverson, 48, is wanted for the back-to-back murders of his sister and ex-girlfriend and has eluded capture for more than a decade.
Born in Trinidad, he moved to Brooklyn, N.Y., as a teenager, but was deported in 2000 after serving five years for shooting a girlfriend's uncle five times. His family helped him sneak back into the U.S. months later with a bogus passport -- a fatal mistake, according to the marshals.
U.S. Marshals
Andre Neverson
In 2002, Neverson allegedly killed his sister, Patricia Neverson, 39, with a gunshot to the head after an argument over money. Three days later, police found the body of Neverson's girlfriend, Donna Davis, 34, in a vacant lot. Police believe she was kidnapped and shot dead after breaking up with him.
The muscular 6-foot-2 suspect vanished for four months, then turned up with a gun, demanding to see his 2-year-old daughter, the feds say. By the time the cops found out, he was in the wind again. U.S. marshals, who put him on the most-wanted list in 2004, suspect he may have returned to Trinidad and could be supporting himself as a bouncer or by buying and selling cars.
Meanwhile, his New York relatives live in fear.
"I can never totally be safe," Akim Neverson, his nephew, told the New York Post in 2010. "When I'm walking, and it's dark or I'm in a crowd of people, I have to keep an extra eye out. I can't really ever be comfortable knowing he's out there."
Jason Derek Brown: He was a ringer for Sean Penn, with a back-story that a Hollywood producer would love. Brown was a Mormon missionary who earned a master's degree in international business before he morphed into something of a playboy, a club-hopping snowboarder and skier who drove fancy cars, the FBI says.
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Jason Derek Brown taken in 2004
In 2004, while buried under debt from living the high life, he pumped five bullets into armored-car guard Robert Palomares, 24, and fled with $56,000 in cash receipts from a Phoenix movie theater, authorities allege.
Agents have followed some tantalizing leads: a Cadillac linked to Brown found in Portland in 2005 and a sighting in 2008 in Salt Lake City by someone who had been in missionary training with him. The 43-year-old, who was added to the FBI's top 10 list five years ago, hasn't been seen since.
Investigators say the one-time golf-equipment salesman is highly intelligent, fluent in French and comfortable in international settings. His wanted poster notes that he "enjoys being the center of attention," a trait he's apparently managed to keep in check for the last eight years.
Daniel William Hiers Jr.: He's a fugitive-tracker's worst nightmare: an ex-cop who knows how to hunt, has martial-arts training and once said he'd rather die than go to prison.
Hiers, 40, who spent 11 years on the force in South Carolina, hid his depravity behind all-American looks and a shiny badge, authorities say.
Daniel William Hiers, Jr.
In 2004, the married officer allegedly befriended a single mom and then molested her 10-year-old daughter for months. He was arrested, suspended from his job and released on bond -- then failed to surrender to face new charges in March 2005.
His mother went looking for him at his Goose Creek house and got no answer. Instead, his wife of seven years, Ludmila, was found dead in the bedroom with a gunshot wound to the head. While on the lam, Hiers was charged with the 24-year-old's murder.
"I never imagined something like this could happen," the victim's mother, Sueli Cohe de Araujo, said in 2008, after traveling from her native Brazil to South Carolina for at a candlelight memorial marking the third anniversary of the slaying.
Hiers' Chevrolet Aveo was found in the border city of Laredo, Texas, three months after the murder, according to the Marshals Service. Weeks later, he was added to the most-wanted list, but purported sightings from Colorado to Toronto have not panned out.
Robert William Fisher: The crime was beyond horrific: a Scottsdale, Ariz., mother and two children with their throats slit from ear-to-ear, their home devoured by flames after a gas explosion. Just as disturbing was the revelation that Fisher, husband and father of the victims, was the suspect.
Robert William Fisher, photographed in 1999.
Investigators have called Fisher, 51, an "ultra-control freak." Police documents obtained by the Arizona Republic suggest the cardiac technician and former Navy firefighter may have snapped after his wife, Mary, got fed up with his philandering and domestic tyranny and started talking about divorce. He allegedly put a bullet in her head before blowing up the house to cover up the crime.
The last time Fisher was seen was the day of the slaughter, taking $280 out of an ATM. Ten days later, police found his car and the family dog in his favorite hunting spot. The FBI put him on its list in 2002 and the agent in charge of the case gets tips every week; all of them have turned out to be false leads.
An avid hunter and fisherman with an extensive gun collection, investigators believe the suspect could be surviving in the outdoors. They say he walks very erect with his chest pushed out because of a back injury, has a gold tooth on his upper left first bicuspid, likes to hang out at strip clubs, and favors Copenhagen chewing tobacco.
Alexis Flores: In the years after 5-year-old Iriana DeJesus was abducted, sexually assaulted and murdered, authorities had her suspected killer in their grasp twice. They just didn't know it.
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Alexis Flores, photographed in 2005.
It wasn't until 2007 -- seven years after the shocking slaying in Philadelphia -- that DNA tied Flores to the homicide, the FBI says. By then, he had already been deported to his native Honduras for crimes that pale in comparison.
"Now we have a name, now we have a face," the victim's mother, Lizasuain DeJesus, told NBCPhiladelphia.com in 2010, when Flores' name was added to the FBI list.
Her daughter was missing for five days in August 2000 before her body was found in a nearby apartment building. The preschooler had been strangled, police said.
Detectives began hunting for a drifter known only as Carlos, who had come to the neighborhood with a hard-luck story and been offered clothing and shelter, but had only a sketch to go on.
Flores, meanwhile, headed west. In 2002, he was arrested in Arizona for shoplifting. Two years later, he was busted for giving cops fake ID. That was a felony, and his DNA was collected and, the feds say, eventually matched to Iriana's case.
Those who knew the victim say they can't rest until Flores is captured.
It’s so tough on all of us. We just want justice," said C.J. Waddy, who was her preschool teacher and helps organize a memorial every year. "We want to get that phone call that they caught him. We want to know the person responsible for taking her away from us is getting everything he deserves."
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Just burn 'em out, right? Ask questions later, right? Worked once, right? No one will question your methods, right? You can be judge AND jury, right? That little old thing called the Constitution doesn't matter much anymore, right? Hell, I agree, these criminals are scumbags, and ought to pay for their crimes. I also think there ought to be a hell of a lot more "punishment" in our penal system rather than the country clubs we call prison. Dorner sounded like a real scumbag with an axe to grind, but no matter what, all of the folks in this article are afforded the right to legal representation. Or, what are we fighting for in other countries? It is a thin line separating us from the savages in places like Afghanistan. I can bet they do a little happy dance every time the "authority" oversteps its boundaries and makes the good ol' US of A a little more of a police state, where the common man is having his / her rights eroded more every day. What is next, beheadings before a trial? Laugh now, but we are closer than you think when an ex cop is tracked and taken out with a "dead or alive" mentality. You might be next.
You can't imagine how stupid your comment is.
I have an idea. Why don't you call the department that has the next barracaded suspect that has been on a killing spree and offer your services to walk up to the building and ask for the guys surrender. For sure it will be a short career for you.
Paul
Isn't it incredible the Moronic Mind set of some like Denver TC??? His very First Sentence gives way to his stupidity! He needs to ask himself why it was Ok for Dorner to become Judge, Jury and executioner!! Dorner was as close as you could get to a "Rabid Dog"......Why would anyone, in their right mind, risk a bite!!!!!
Well, Paul, as I see it it'slike this, there are several ways to get the job done.
1. Storm the place loose lives
2. Smoke Granades always start a fire, they produce heat to make smoke.
3. Tear Gas, he may have a mask also.
4. Starve him out, takes time and manpower (expensive)
5. Communication, Still takes time and man power.
6. This may annoy a lot of people but deprive him of sleep with loud music. Ask the Iraqies about it that were there in Desert Storm.
4, 5, and 6, are a waiting game cost money. I can't think of anyone that outlast a group rotating every 8 hours that is keeping him awake. How long could a person go with out sleep? 48-72 hrs or so. The Waiting Game cost a few dollars for the manpower involved. No matter what there is always the possibility that someone will get shot in the end. Also it has been proven that over time a cooler head will prevail. Also when something is sorrounded where is it going to go? I think the police were caught up in the activity and didn't weigh their options first.
As for Dorner there are a lot of questions to be asked and they all won't be answered, and you don't know if the answers you get are the truth or not, they won't be answered in a Court of Law.
6dogs, sorry but your ideas are impractical and extremely dangerous.
When night falls the advantage goes to the suspect. A divsersion made by him, slips out of the building and before you know it he's among the perimeter officers. He of course has shown he has no problem shooting officers so the fight is on. Your just asking for more deaths and injuries with a waiting game in this type of situation.
In and assault the police have control of the situation. In a waiting game, particularly at night, they don't have control.
Law enforcement train for all kinds of scenerios involving barracaded suspects. To say they didn't weigh their options is silly.
The questions have already been answered in court. His case was heard by the Court of Appeals of California, 2nd District with testimony given, including Dorner.
It was not a Dead or Alive Mentality. It was a Dead only Mentality. Lets face it our cops are so crooked, they could be one of our Politicians.
In this catagory of murder and depravity we should go with the old west and George Bush style WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE and put a substantial bounty on their heads. They should be the ones living in fear not society! The thought of a bounty hunter that will go any where for the reward and would just as soon bring you back dead "OR YOUR DNA" and a photo would offer better results in finding them. Extra hunters at their own expense add to the extensive search, more boots on the ground! Where there is a reward there is a way, just sayin!
No not for the everyday sociopath, just the hardcore cases over 5 years old!
Oh, and of course the ex cop is the priority - no one else has any stories to bring up in trial about what really goes on behind the "blue wall"... We wouldn't want that laundry aired like in the OJ trial, would we? Better to kill the guy - by any means necessary and wring our hands and buy a few pick-up trucks for those who ask any questions about how dangerous he was - when it was the other cops shooting up the innocents anyway. Just guys with a hard-on and a badge, and no regard for trampling on the rights of a few citizens...
Again another ignorant comment.
What could Dorner have "aired" that he didn't have a chance to in his court hearings and in the press the last 4 years if he wanted to?
Love it when people don't think.
Forget it Paul.......It is truly hopeless for some people to "have a clue".....The truly sad fact is that so many of them "walk among us".........UGH!
ONLYYOU: #3.4
The minute you run off "I HATE COPS" it invalidates your entire post as far from objective.
Then I look at your avatar and wonder if "getting busted for breaking pot laws" factors into it.
How many arrests do you have? I got busted for speeding one time and was treated very respectfully.
When I was 19, a girl who I had broken up with three months prior was stabbed 25 times in a cafe robbery. Being an "ex-boyfriend" and having the appearance of a crime of rage...they picked me up for an interview. Again, I was treated respectfully.
Not relevent, but interesting. The first thing was to "look at my hands"...I figured to look for cuts. Found out later that the autopsy found a finger in her throat. We had broken up because she wanted to go ahead and get married and I wanted to wait for college. Have often thought if I said "Yes".....
Never seen a selfless act by a cop??????? Google: JEREMY HENWOOD/SAN DIEGO COP SHOT AT MCDONALD'S
Watch the video of the WHITE COP buying cookies for a BLACK BOY at McD's about 5 minutes before he was ambushed and shot dead sitting in his patrol car.
Then google TERRY WILLIAM BENNETT, who I knew personally. He was the nicest guy and would do anything for anyone.
He was run down in a vehicle chase by a suspect avoiding capture...ran right over his mortorcycle and crushed him into a wall.
BTW: A substation on a deadend street....nieghbor's shelby....you having courage...chasing burglers....
You do a lot of pot-induced fantasy posting, don't you?
I think we all need to push for and wait for the results of an independent investigation on the claims in the Dorner manifesto.
There is no sense in disparaging "cops in general" which is a blatent form or stereotyping.
For those of you who think cops are soooo evil, would you mind posting your arrest record (including traffic). I would be curious to see if there is a connection between the two.
I am tired of posting the factual reasons for wanting to see an investigation followed through....read my homepage.
Millions of criminals out there. With 30 round mags.
I will keep mine thanks.
I worked with an illegal who was send here by his parents because he shot a store owner in Mexico. That is the kind of person that Obama is trying to make us believe is here for a better liffe than we lead. And as long as people like Obama pander to that vote we"the American people" will live worse off than the illegals who suck up our social systems as fast as they can. They have bankrupted Cali. But to listen to the lib. they swear that illegals are not allowed to get our social services. Which is strange because what they do is have a kid which then makes the family able to suck up the benes.
And if I hear one more person talk about how we are all immagrants I will die. Every other group that has come to this country has made it a point to learn English beforre they do anything. This group of Hispanics has said F you we are going to speak spanish and you can like it or not. Then they flood us with people and our great gov. says well English is to hard for them to learn. Yet they are smart enough to figure out every single loop hole in every law we have that could remotely benifit them!!
Obama has been more active in deporting illegals than any Republican in memory; at least as far back as Nixon.
The problem is not illegals overloading our "social systems"; the problem is we have all of these unconstitutional social systems in the first place.
I guess that's why he re-prioritized the deportation process to bump illegal immigrants with criminal histories to the front of the line for hearings.
Dear: Federal Law Enforcement
You are a freaking JOKE, as you ARE the f*cking people who f*cking Murdered Jessica Dolin, of 5910 N. Hodge St., Portland, OR.; who was found dead on May 17th, 2003 - since, even if she DID actually commit suicide, WE ALL (Former Mayor AND Former Police Chief Tom Potter, who refused to join the FBI's "Joint Terrorism Task Force', in 2004, as an expression of his Solidarity with my desire to throw all of you in the Federal Pen, for example! You freaking JEW MURDERING "CHRISTIAN" PIGS!) KNOW THAT THAT'S BS; as one Sam Cook, a Security Guard who I worked with in 1985, used the "Line" and/or "View" - you know the, "Program" that I've been ASSURED is, "....overseen by the National Security Agency....," to confess that he, "...murdered her, and made it look like a suicide, and then went back to the midwest (Omaha area) and told my 'white supremacist friends and family' (That I have such friends and/or family is news to me!) that I was glad that he'd killed that evil jew to protect me from her." - You know, right after "Steve", the maintenance guy from 420 SE Grand Ave., Mar 2001-July 2003, told me that, "You were going to be detained at Jessica Dolins house, while the FBI sent bad guys over there and let them do whatever they wanted to to you," because "they" wanted to "punnish me" for allegedly, "Faking a Mental Illness, so that I could rip off those little old men and ladies who really deserve their Social Security Checks"...even though YOU MOTHER F*CKING EVEIL JEW MURDERING NAZI PIGS DAMNED WELL KNOW THAT I HAVE A LEGITIMATE PHYSICAL DISABILITY, H.N.P.P. (A HEREDITARY NEUROPATHY, RATHER LIKE MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS) WHICH QUALIFIES ME FOR SSDI FOR LIFE!
Given all that, and the fact that her death was set up as a "Blood Libel Murder" by whoever ("Line" or "View" people KNOW who CONFESSED) convinced her to become a Dominatrix in Dec. of 2000 (You know, right AFTER John Ashcroft - David Dukes BUDDY! - became a 'shoe-in' for USAG, DUUUUUH!), you damned well know that Ms. Dolins death was either, A: A Premeditated Hate Crime Murder, in the First Degree, or, B: HIGHLY Agrivated Negligent Homicide!
The fact that Ms. Dolin was found dead on May 17th 2003, that an FBI Agent (Doyle?) used the "Line/View" to tell me, "The FBI doesn't have to solve those crimes, because you grew Pot," (Medical Marijuana - totally legit, but only IF you don't "Hate Our Freedom" as much as you "Hate Democracy"!!!), on May 18th 2003, led to the BRUTAL SLAYING (To PUNISH YOU, you freaking PIGS!), on the evening of May 20th 2003, of Jessica Williams, by a white supremacist Juvenile Detention Prison Gang assassin, James Daniel Nelson, is also YOUR FAULT!
You know, I know a Der Spiegel reading Czechoslovakian reader who says that the 'manifesto' presented by Officer Dorner in Der Speigel, and the one in our "Free" Press are DIFFERENT! In fact, he says the one, in german, in Der Spiegel, was taken down - shortly after he read it - because, in his opinion, it included statements about Officer Dorner being MAD a his fellow Police Officers taking ppart in this kind of crap!
Put THAT in yer pipe, and smoke it, POTUS OBAMA!
this poster is obviously not faking a mental illness.
Jimbo, is this your incoherent manifesto?
Appearently he is for real, there was a murderd Jessica Dolan, and in a 3 month period there 13 different arrest as to who actually killed her. There is some talk about the news being Slanted. There is also some vocal bloggest called Anerchristangel from @end-war.com that is as vocal as Jimbo 341152 is here. Here you can check it out for yourself if interested. The whole thing that happened back than sounds like a can of worms to me.
http://portland.indymedia.org/en/2003/08/269496.shtml
By the way Jimbe or anerchristangel Obama wasn't President til 2008. If you don't like him that is your bag but he had nothing to do with 2003, try Bush.
We could lessen this problem by opening the Death Penalty in all 50 states and fast track repeat offenders! Enough all ready with the killers, start making examples of them. Won't happen though. We live in a nation or Civil Rights Liberal Democrats with no balls that would rather enslave the easy targets like the hard working Americans then go after a real solution to mentally deranged people!
Although Romney is not President what do you think he would have done in all that you are ranting about. In fact I am greatly interseted in what Romney is thinking on the topic. What actions would he consider in taking. I'm not a Romney fan, but I don't perceive him as not taking some action also on the topic of arms control. The death sentence is not up to the President you need to get after your own state on that issue. The only person to over ride a death sentence is a governer and the only person that can over ride a governer is a President. You have to be special for a Governor to save you and you have to be REALLY Special for a President to save you.
The people of this country wants Civil Rights, The Republican Party itself is not big on Civil Rights they have to pretend they for to justify themselfs to the voters. Before you jump on what I'm saying, check out The Republicans in the 20s -1940. The heaviest backed Party by the KKK. Unless you can actually prove me wrong you haven't got a leg to stand on.
There are good cops and some bad cops, just like there are good people and some bad people. To say all cops are bad is worse than stupid. Every time they step out of the door, they put their lives on the line for you. Can you imagine what their families go through always waiting for that police car to pull up with with two officers walking slowly to the door.
Some of the posts on here are disturbing.
Dorner was a cop killer, none of these other men killed cops. Enough said?
If any of the 5 were pulled over for a traffic stop......
do you think any of them would hesitate to shoot a cop to escape?
Once a killer.....
enough said
Tom
They said the Hispanice guy was caught by cops twice and they let him go. He didn't shoot them.
This whole Dorner mess never needed to happen. There should have been a shootout between Dorner and the supervisor who fired him. Period. Nobody else needed to die or get shot. The "duels" of the old days seemed to settle problems better than today's manhunts.
This individuals are in the Wind..............! And only a miracle or a lucky breaks may bring them back........!
People keep your eyes open out there in the World
Flores, another outstanding candidate for Amnesty.
Leonard Peltier. Wrongfully imprisoned in 1976, after a frame up and kangaroo trial that with no evidence presented for the murder of two FBI agents. And he is still there... and the authorities know he is innocent... but he's not rich and he's a Lakota native American.
2/26/1993. Senior FBI officials authorize the swap of a fake bomb for the real thing, which detonated in the basement parking lot of the World Trade Center. 6 were killed and 1000 were injured.
Waco, Oklahoma, 4/19/1993. FBI sets fire to the Branch Davidian compound, on the suspicion that there may be firearms on the property. (firearms owned by Americans, well well). Dozens were burned to death by the Feds, and nobody was charged in this mass murder.
Summer 2001: FBI agents took up lodgings with two of the alleged hijackers, knowing full well the plan that came to fruition on 9/11. They were never questioned or prevented from doing what they did.
4 random examples. I could keep typing this stuff for a week, but i have other things to do. I hope the reader gets the point....
Point taken.....you are a CONSPIRACY THEORY freak.
We are taught from an early age to question. If we do not question, we do not learn and we become sheep. People who call others "CONSPIRACY THEORY freak's" are living in there own little world of denial with nothing but rainbows and unicorns.
Nik, I checked out the 1993 and the 2001 bombing and I can't find out anything to substanciate your claim FBI agaent authorized a dummy Bomb Swap. That didn't make any sence to me at all.
Waco, I feel, could have been adverted and 9/11 has a lot of possibilities for discussion even I have had certain doubts about the 9/11 knowledge before hand theory. It is a well known fact that Bush was looking for an excuse to invade Iraq. Could he have kept a secret and allowed this to happen?
As for leonard Peltier, he's not the first nor the last in that situation, Native American or other. I don't know anything about the case to make a guess.
this is all BS. the perps have sooo many rights while the general public and victoms have none. We should just stop wasting resources on these POS.they killed.oh well.no one cares except the family of the victoms.the lawyers get the money and the press.the police and the general public get the shaft....
It's incredible how little many people understand about our legal system and the Constitution. The rights they define are there to protect people who are arrested for crimes they did not commit. If people that think like you succeed in gutting the legal protections we currently enjoy, I hope you are the first to be falsely arrested and thrown in prison.
If we had killed these degenerates we wouldn't have this article. Go death penalty, go electric chair. Hell, use an electric couch to fry 3 at a time. Dirty filthy animals, and all those who cry foul at the death penalty.
Its amazing that a Black man on the most wanted list is tracked down by half the police force in the country, but white an hispanic men have been on the run for years.............Wait a minute, isnt George Zimmerman half white an half hispanic ???, African Americans have a new enemy...... Hispanics
This isn't 'new'.
No wonder blacks have made themselves irrelevant to politicians. They are too stupid to have not caught on...
What is missing in this story, is the list of cops (killers) who killed 972 people last year by shooting (that we know of), and the 3645 the cops killed in traffic accidents (that we know of), when chasing the public, no real numbers on the cops killing people in regular accidents (from/via those expert drivers/speeders) ( except off course, when they got killed themselves when they could not follow regular traffic rules.
When bad people do bad things, they bring harm to those around them as well. Leave it to a-holes like you to blame all the cops for trying their best. Hope you and your family take a bullet one day, by accident or on purpose.
Does Jason Brown look like Sean Penn?
a little. when he was a lot younger. but not anymore.
these guys need to be caught and slooooow roasted over hot coals.
I have spent most of my Law Enforcement career working fugitive cases like these. The hours we spend working are crazy, I saw very little of my own children while they grew up and can't even guess how many things I missed out on for them. We often get to know the victim families personally and they are ALL important to us. When some homicidal lunatic puts out a hit list and starts following through with it like Dorner did it gets just as much focus. The media just doesn't always latch on as hard. It doesn't mean we aren't out there working it as hard as we can. The Beltway Snipers were one example. Some people just always want to make a conspiracy theory out of anything Law Enforcement does. Just the way it it is I guess. I still love the work and won't slow down until I it takes too much of a toll physically, but this work is not for anybody.
DG
Thank you for a sensible commentary!
If they ever do a movie,.............Matt Damon could play the role of Daniel William Heirs Jr. .They could be twins!!!!!!!
These fugitives are far more intelligent than your average cop. More creative, more resourceful but unfortunately not using their talents in a good way.
In the case of the LAPD, since they weazled out of their reward offer, citing a loophole, you should be ashamed of yourselves.............for so many reasons.