There was a murder in Central Ohio that many people still don't want to talk about.

The man who committed that crime once sat on death row, but now he's on the run.

His name is Lester Ubex.

Lester didn't tunnel out of prison or scale a stone wall.

On a December morning in 1973, he and a small group of inmates were granted permission to walk outside prison walls.

His handcuffs were taken off.

He changed into civilian clothing.

And he and three others were driven to a local mall.

They were told they could wander the stores and were asked to return to a designated meeting spot.

Hours later, all the inmates came back, except Lester Ubex.

And he hasn't been seen since.

You got a full plan. I think I had a plan.

I was just astounded that this could actually happen.

There were many years when it seemed like no one was even looking for Lester.

But recently, his whereabouts have become the focus of the US Marshal Service,

the federal agents who track fugitives.

The case is testing the Marshal's.

Those nine lines are running out.

And we're going to catch up with Lester.

And is being urged on by those hurt most by Lester's crime.

He's had enough free time.

He confessed to the crime.

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