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Former Ten Most Wanted Fugitive #2: Due to an FBI investigation, Morley Vernon King was apprehended in a Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, restaurant on October 31, 1951.
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Former Ten Most Wanted Fugitive #1: On March 14, 1950, Thomas Holden was the first fugitive to be placed on the FBI’s newly created “Ten Most Wanted Fugitives” list. Holden was arrested on June 23, 1961, in Beaverton, Oregon, following a tip from a citizen who read a wire service story in the Portland, Oregon, newspaper The Oregonian and contacted the FBI.
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Former Ten Most Wanted Fugitive #5: Due to an FBI investigation, Pinson was arrested in Pierre, South Dakota, on August 28, 1950, by local police while applying for his driver’s license.
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Former Ten Most Wanted Fugitive #4: Mitchell was placed on the list three days after its inception and was the only one of the original members still at large when the process against him was dismissed in Tallahassee, Florida.
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Former Ten Most Wanted Fugitive #3: On March 18, 1950, Nesbit was arrested in St. Paul, Minnesota, by local police following a wire service story in the St. Paul Dispatch.
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Former Ten Most Wanted Fugitive #8: Due to an FBI investigation, Wright was arrested in Salina, Kansas, by the FBI on December 13, 1950.
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Former Ten Most Wanted Fugitive #7: A citizen saw Jackson’s Identification Order in an Oregon post office and recognized Jackson as a farm hand. Jackson was apprehended without incident in Aloha, Oregon, on March 23, 1950.
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Former Ten Most Wanted Fugitive #6: Due to an FBI investigation, Downs was arrested by the FBI in Daytona Beach, Florida, on April 7, 1950, outside his trailer home. At the time of the arrest, Downs was working on his 1949 Lincoln automobile.
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Former Ten Most Wanted Fugitive #10: In December of 1950, Guralnick was arrested by an FBI agent and a local police officer at a clothing store where he was working as a night clerk in Madison, Wisconsin. Guralnick was located as a result of a citizen seeing his picture in the Coronet magazine and then contacting authorities.
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Former Ten Most Wanted Fugitive #9: Shelton was arrested in Indianapolis, Indiana, by FBI agents on June 23, 1950. Shelton was armed with a .45 caliber automatic weapon and drew it during the arrest. Agents shot and wounded Shelton.
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Former Ten Most Wanted Fugitive #12: Due to an FBI investigation, Davenport was arrested in Las Vegas, Nevada, by local police.
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Former Ten Most Wanted Fugitive #11: A bank robber, Sutton was arrested in Brooklyn, New York, without incident on February 18, 1952. Sutton was spotted by a citizen who had seen his Wanted Flyer and notified the local police after seeing Sutton on the subway in New York City.
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Former Ten Most Wanted Fugitive #14: Placed on the Ten Most Wanted Fugitives List on May 24, 1950, federal process against Tenuto was dismissed in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, by a U.S. District Judge.
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Former Ten Most Wanted Fugitive #13: Tollett was fatally wounded by a California Highway Patrol officer during the attempt to apprehend him on June 4, 1951. He was in a stolen car in Redding, California.
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Former Ten Most Wanted Fugitive #17: Taylor was apprehended in Mobile, Alabama, in 1951 after a jeweler recognized him from a Wanted Flyer. Sending his clerk to follow Taylor, the jeweler called the FBI and police. Within 25 minutes, Taylor was in custody.
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