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The FBI's 10 most won at Fugitive List went live on March 14th, 1950.

Once you make that list, the only way off of it is to die,

be captured, or have the charges against you dropped. They made an exception to that, though,

back in June 2018. William Bradford Bishop Jr. was dropped from the list. He'd never been captured, and so far as anyone

knew, he was alive and well in hiding, hiding from the law for just a few months short of 42 years.

The FBI dropped Bishop from the list to make room for someone even worse. But damn, how much worse would you have to

be to bump a guy like Bishop? The guy who murdered his own mother, his wife, his three sons,

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