Star in a film about a fugitive in a burqa, inspired by real-life events.
Mr. Weil was declared a fugitive in a court paper signed by Judge James I. Cohn of Federal District Court in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
The money was donated to charity after news reports surfaced that Mr. Hsu was a fugitive in a fraud case.
Depicting the fugitive in a cathedral at night, the music, in Mr. Henze's words, "trembles almost incessantly with dreadful agitation".
When I think about that — and this age of death and denial and despair — I can never help but think about that dying, lonely, scared kid holed up like a fugitive in a basement apartment in Adams Morgan.
Where The Hunt for Tony Blair imagined the New Labour Prime Minister as a fugitive in a 1950s film noir (guilty of the murders of, among others, John Smith and Robin Cook…), Redtop transposes recent events to the disco-era 1970s.
Mr. Hsu surrendered to the authorities in San Mateo County, Calif., at the end of August after reports surfaced that he had been a fugitive in a separate fraud case there for the last 15 years.
A captured fugitive in a decades-old Canadian jet hijacking, who hid in plain sight as a Mount Vernon schoolteacher, has been sentenced to three years in a Canadian prison.
Federal District Judge Kimba Wood rejected attempts by prosecutors to expose more about Kathryn Gannon, a fugitive in a case whose primary defendant is James McDermott Jr., a former top Wall Street executive.
In Rivers of Grass (1994), a bored women's desire to be a fugitive in a road movie is stymied when she discovers that nobody is looking for her.
