The Sirius's barge was sent to pursue the fugitive, under the command of Lieutenant George Norman.
Then he gets a call from a reporter in Oregon: Apparently, a local man named Christian Longo James Francoo) murdered his wife and three small children, then fled to Mexico where he lived as a fugitive under the name "Michael Finkel," even identifying himself as a New York Times reporter.
After another group of militants freed her from a New Jersey prison in 1979, Shakur escaped to Cuba, where today she remains the highest-profile U.S. fugitive still under the protection of the Castro government.
As for Mr. Cohen, he evokes the anxiety of living as a fugitive under surveillance, but largely sidesteps the bipolar disorder — and depression — that might have led to Hoffman's suicide in 1989.
I'm the person I'm describing, I thought, I really am!" And yet, she coyly adds: "I was revealing what I knew of myself to a black African, not a white American, to a Christian, not an atheist, to a conservative government official, a member of the True Whig party, and not to a neo-Marxist fugitive under indictment by her own government for acts of civil disobedience and suspicion of terrorism.
Eichmann had been abducted by Israeli intelligence agents from Argentina in 1960, where he was living as a fugitive under an alias.
While sources say there are indications connecting some of the fugitives under investigation to terrorist groups, Interpol will officially neither confirm nor deny them.
In the sixth season premiere, the fugitive couple, now under the aliases of Angie and Nick Bolen, buys a house on Wisteria Lane in Fairview, Eagle State, with their nineteen-year-old son, Danny (Beau Mirchoff).
"Let us then argue the question with all the coolness and clearness of which an learned fugitive slave, smarting under the wrongs inflicted by this unholy Union, is capable.
The dark field images of the cross-sections of two different samples from the "Fugitive Slave" under PLM microscopy and the corresponding SEM back scattered electron images are reported in Figure 3.
He was also a federal magistrate in Boston, and in 1854 he ordered the return of fugitive slave Anthony Burns (b) to Virginia, under the Fugitive Slave Act.
