Bombing suspect on ‘most wanted’ list for four decades is finally caught using dead classmate’s ID
An attempted murder and bombing suspect on the lam since 1982 was dramatically cuffed by law enforcement last week after he ...
Man on ‘Most Wanted’ list for over 4 decades caught in New Mexico
NEW MEXICO ( KRQE) – After more than four decades, Stephen Craig Campbell, one of the United States’ most wanted men, is now ...
Man on ‘Most Wanted’ list for 40 years captured
In the ensuing decades, Campbell started a new life under an identity stolen from Walter Lee Coffman, a University of Arkansas graduate who died at the age of 22 in 1975, according to a news release ...
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Man Who Blew Off Ex's Finger with Toolbox Bomb Evaded Capture for 40 Years Posing as Dead Classmate: US Attorney
Stephen Craig Campbell was nabbed at what police referred to as "a remote property" in Weed, NM -- more than 40 years after ...
Feds arrest attempted murder suspect with stolen identity in 4-decade-long case
Federal authorities recently apprehended a man allegedly living for decades under a stolen identity after allegedly ...
KRQE Newsfeed: Fugitive caught, ABQ crime stats, Cool and drier, State fairgrounds, Space Force cadet
Thursday’s Top Stories Deming kids forced to live in ‘underground caves’ alongside feces, per court docs 9 traffic signals in downtown Albuquerque will flash red to create 4-way stops ‘Out ...
Fugitive used dead classmate’s name to evade capture for four decades, feds in NM say
Stephen Craig Campbell’s decades as a fugitive ended in a dramatic arrest in which he “allegedly greeted law enforcement ...
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Feds arrest attempted murder suspect with stolen identity in 4-decade-long case
Officials in the FBI's Albuquerque, N.M., field office announced Wednesday that Stephen Craig Campbell ... he was on the U.S. Marshals' Most Wanted List. He was charged with misuse of a passport ...
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Scottish Premiership: St Mirren beat wretched Rangers; Utd, Aberdeen & County win
A delighted St Mirren manager Stephen Robinson tells BBC Scotland ... "It is difficult to explain. Was it that they wanted to do too good, react and give the fans much more?