Last time in the 70s Lester U-Bang sat on death row convicted of murdering a 14-year-old girl

Then one day in the span of hours Lester went from prison and mate to wanted man. It just

emboldened him

to believe I'll never be caught and

and he says all you gotta do is smile.

What police didn't know was that their fugitive had taken a bus across the country

and started from scratch in southern California with a brand new identity.

I'm Sunny Austin from ABC News. This is Have You Seen This Man.

Sometimes running a business can feel like cycling uphill

with square wheels.

But zero online accounting software can help predict the future cash flow of your business.

So you can stay one step ahead. Soon it'll feel more like free-wealing downhill.

Woohoo! On a tandem! What mate? With a messer on the back.

Oh, that's nice. Search zero with an ex because healthy business is beautiful business.

Lester U-Bang's had a new name and a new home, a fishing license, as his ID,

and a 10-speed bicycle as his transportation.

It took some effort for authorities and our team to retrace his first days of freedom.

For that, we find senior investigative reporter Matthew Mosk, an ABC News investigative chief,

Cindy Galley, climbing into a dusty attic in the New Mexico desert.

Oh, wow.

Cindy and I found ourselves rooting around a cavernous warehouse attic in one of the most

desolate spots in New Mexico. This is fun. It was like a scene out of American pickers or

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