In Louisiana, the manhunt continues for the two remaining convicts that escaped a New Orleans jail, with one recording a plea for help and posting it on Instagram.

In Washington, three sisters are found dead and a massive manhunt is taking place to locate

the suspect, which you're going to be shocked when we tell you who is suspected.

And a New York City tourist is urinated on, cut with a saw, and forced to smoke crack.

And KJ is going to tell you why. These stories and more led the headlines this week. Welcome to

CrimeWire Weekly, and I'm Jim Chapman. And I'm Kelly Jennings. We're back. And look, we've got some wild stories coming your way today. Just, seriously, just when you think, oh, my God, you know, things cannot get much worse. Just when you think it was safe to go back in the water. It's not. It's not. No. And we've got some stories about that today, actually. All right. So let's go start with

these missing inmates that have escaped from the jail. So the search for the two remaining

escaped inmates continues into day 19 as a viral video on social media surfaces of one of the

inmates and sparks speculation. Multiple enforcement agencies ramped up their manhunt for Derek Groves and

Antoine Massey, who I'm going to add I call Twan. Why? I don't know. I just feel like he needs to be

called Twan. A recent Instagram post on the internet shows a man allegedly Antoine Massey

venting his side of the story, although the video cannot be authenticated.

Federal authorities are investigating this video.

In the video, the man says he is, quote, one of the ones that was let out of OJC, end quote.

He also sought help from rappers Meek Mill, Lil Wayne, and NBA Young Boy, as well as President Donald Trump.

At one point, the man says, quote,

who I was in the past is not who I am today, end quote, while denying allegations that he

threatened a maintenance worker with a weapon and called the jail system corrupted and referenced

both OJC and St. Tammany Parish Jails. Eight of the ten inmates who escaped from the Orleans Justice

Center on May 16th have been captured. Authorities have also arrested 16 accomplices accused of aiding

the escape or hiding fugitives. Several of those individuals are now out on bond. Antoine Massey,

who has a long history of escape attempts, including cutting off an ankle monitor and

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