Kane
03-17-2006, 09:59 AM
Last Saturday, Robert Fisher was profiled on America's Most Wanted. You may recall that UM profiled him in 2002. He is wanted for the 2001 murders of his wife and two children; he has been on the run ever since.
In the AMW segment, one of the cops was interviewed while at the place where the Fisher house once stood. The house was caught on fire, and it was believed that Robert Fisher had rigged an explosion in an attempt to cover up the murders. As it turns out, the fire broke out after Fisher's wife and children were already dead.
Fisher had been profiled on AMW numerous times before, but I think it's only a matter of time before he is captured. It often takes the right viewer to be watching, and I believe the Robert Fisher case will be no exception. But time only time will tell whether I'm right. Sometimes, the capture of a fugitive doesn't directly result from being profiled on TV.
In case you're unfamiliar with the UM segment, here is the profile:
http://www.unsolved.com/0202-Fisher.html
In the AMW segment, one of the cops was interviewed while at the place where the Fisher house once stood. The house was caught on fire, and it was believed that Robert Fisher had rigged an explosion in an attempt to cover up the murders. As it turns out, the fire broke out after Fisher's wife and children were already dead.
Fisher had been profiled on AMW numerous times before, but I think it's only a matter of time before he is captured. It often takes the right viewer to be watching, and I believe the Robert Fisher case will be no exception. But time only time will tell whether I'm right. Sometimes, the capture of a fugitive doesn't directly result from being profiled on TV.
In case you're unfamiliar with the UM segment, here is the profile:
http://www.unsolved.com/0202-Fisher.html