Caro Quintero, one of the most wanted drug traffickers by justice in the United States, was recently captured, for which he was crossed out of the famous list of the 10 most wanted fugitives by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, better known as the FBI. Who is now on the list?
Less than a month ago, the FBI captured Mexican drug lord Caro Quintero, who was part of the list of the 10 most wanted fugitives by the United States agency
Since 1950, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, better known as the FBImaintains a list of the most wanted criminals, which has just been updated thanks to the arrest of the Mexican drug trafficker.
Who are the 10 most wanted fugitives in the world?
Since 1950 that the FBI constantly updates the list of most wanted people for justice American. These can be fugitives related to crimes of all kinds: kidnapping, murder, cybercrime, drug trafficking, etc.
Since its creation, 528 people have been on the list of the ten most wanted fugitiveswhile 492 have been arrested or located.
According to information from the organization, 163 have been captured or located thanks to citizen cooperation.
The oldest person in the entire history of the list, Eugene Palmer, 80, who is still wanted by the FBI.
– Omar Alejandro Cardenas:
Wanted by the FBI for the murder of a man, with multiple shots to his head, in a shopping center in the United States in 2019.
Reward: $100,000.
– Alejandro Rosales Castillo:
part of the FBI Top 10 Most Wanted for his alleged participation in the murder of a co-worker in 2016. The victim’s body was found with a shot to the head, while the criminal was last seen crossing the border with Mexico.
Reward: $100,000.
– Alexis Flores:
Flores is wanted for the kidnapping, rape and murder of Iriana DeJesus, a 5-year-old girl in Philadelphia, in July 2000. He has not been seen since the crime was discovered and is believed to be in his native Honduras.
Reward: $100,000.
– Ruja Ignatova:
The only woman on the list of FBI’s 10 Most Wanted Fugitives, dubbed the “Crypto Queen,” is indicted for her alleged leadership in a massive fraud scheme. She was last seen in October 2017 in Athens, the capital of Greece.
Reward: $100,000.
– Jose Villarreal Hernandez:
This drug lord, also known as “El Gato”, is wanted for his alleged involvement in a murder-for-hire and for his role in the former Mexican cartel, Beltrán Leyva.
Reward: $100,000.
– Yulan Archaga Carias:
Considered extremely dangerous, he is wanted by the FBI for allegedly being the leader of the MS-13 paramilitary group in Honduras.
It is believed that at the head of the criminal group, he provided support and resources in Central America and the United States with firearms, narcotics such as cocaine and cash.
Reward: 1 million dollars.
– Bhadreshkumar Chetanbhai Patel
This fugitive is accused of killing his wife by hitting her multiple times with an object while they were both working at a donut shop in 2015.
Reward: $100,000.
– Arnold Jimenez:
Despite being charged with a crime committed in 2012, he entered the list of FBI’s 10 Most Wanted Fugitives in 2019. Ed is accused of murdering a woman in her car in the United States and moving her body through several states.
It is thought that he may be in Mexico, since that was the last time he was heard from, through the location of his cell phone.
Reward: $100,000.
– Jason Derek Brown:
This criminal murdered a guard following hijacking a valuables truck in the United States in 2007. The FBI believes that he changed his identity and that he might be hiding in a Mormon community in the north of the North American country.
Reward: $200,000.
– Eugene Palmer:
Palmer is a special case. The man escaped through a forest following murdering his daughter-in-law, in the United States. While part of the investigation suggests that he may be dead, since he was dependent on heart medication, the FBI believes that he is still alive.
Reward: $100,000.
