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Does anyone remember the case of the nerdy glasses gut tormenting his X-girlfriend who was in college?? He forced her to get in his car and also ran her off the road?? That nerd couldn't have eluded the cops too long, but I have never seen an update.
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No one knows the case?? I think his name is Randall Utterback or Utterbach -- really nerdy dude that couldn't stand that his x girlfriend didn't want to be with him-- he ran her off the road and threatened to kill himself if she wouldn't get back together with him? Please let me know if there were any updates...
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I remember the case... Google search yields nothing... so I presume it's still unsolved.
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To my recollection, it hasn't been on America's Most Wanted. But maybe it's time for that show to feature that case. |
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I'm sure they're gonna find him at some fantasy/ gamers convention working as a Dungeon master for a virtual Dungeons and Dragons game! Is that the correct spelling of his last name?
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He's still wanted:
<http://www.missourinet.com/wanted/fugitives/utterback_randall.htm> |
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He looked like such a dork!!!
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I can't believe that guy is still on the run. How did he manage to flee the country after escaping from a police transit van? Stupid cops couldn't even guard one man properly. His parents must have helped him. He may be a dork but he is smart since he has never been captured and never will be.
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I can't believe he's still out there either!
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That's such a shame!
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[QUOTE=Awsi Dooger]It's amazing how many fugitives are never caught. /QUOTE]
One factor is that it's not uncommon for a fugitive to change his/her appearance (by dying their hair, gaining weight, losing weight, growing a beard, etc.) Also, no matter how many viewers are tuned into the show, it just takes the right person to be watching before a fugitive is finally brought down. The general fact that a show like UM and America's Most Wanted repeat a segment again and again proves that persistence pays. For example, consider the case of Malaika Griffin, who was wanted for the 1999 murder of her neighbor. Both UM and AMW profiled her. The latter profiled her eight times, and right after the eighth time she was featured on AMW, an alert viewer called in a tip which resulted in Griffin's capture. If UM or AMW hadn't profiled the same fugitives over and over again, I am convinced that many of them would still be on the run today. Plus, they don't seem to care about their chances of catching certain criminals. Had they given up these profiles, the fleeing scumbags would have won. |
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The date rape guy is Kenneth Frank. He's real scum. I wish he was captured. According to the Bakersfield's most wanted website, he's still on the run. The stupid judge allowed him to remain free pending sentencing. Naturally he didn't show up on the sentencing day.
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Kane,
I would appreciate it if you could keep your right-wing agenda away from our beloved board. Surely you can see that members can become upset or offended and thus start to dislike posters who push certain agendas on a website like this one. I appreciate your contributions to this board very much, that is why I do not want to see members become upset with you due to your agenda pushing. I just do not think this board is the appropriate channel for such comments. Hopefully you will be objective and agree with me. No disrespect intended at all sir. Thank You |
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