‎Season 6 - Apple TV

TV Show · Crime · Reality

On the run, fugitives will try anything to stay out of prison. Whether posing as a war veteran, escaping through a toilet, or simply hiding in plain sight, these stories highlight elusive criminals who – almost – got away with their crimes. Detectives go on multi-state manhunts to bring the perpetrators to justice.

2013 · 44m

16+

Starring Bill Ratner

EPISODE 1

Got Remarried

After an argument one morning, Michael McGuffey shot his wife point blank in the head. With support from his mother, Michael flees Mexico where he remarries and has a child. The FBI is able to trace Michael by his bank records and is brought into custody.
EPISODE 2

Got Dumped

The main suspect in the murder of a pregnant ex-girlfriend, and wanted for the shooting of a current one, Michael Alfonso is a jealous boyfriend who time and again turns to violence. It is Alfonso's criminal lifestyle that gets him caught.
EPISODE 3

Got No Fingerprints

Jerry Bowen fled before sentencing of the murder of Brenda Breckenridge. Bowen erased his fingerprints with acid and befriended homeless men to assume their identities. After 7 yrs, detectives were able to find enough remaining prints to declare a match.
EPISODE 4

Got a Video Rental Store

In 1975, Michael Brown killed Richard Sullivan during a robbery. Brown was convicted, and while in prison married a woman named Donna. He soon escaped so they could start a new life together. They lived for more than 15 years without incident.
EPISODE 5

Got Two Homes in Mexico

Gonzolo Martinez is a 17-year old gang member, sentenced to 48 years in prison. A chance arises, and Martinez escapes to Mexico and becomes a drug dealer. Only when Martinez tries to cross the border, do the feds get their chance to capture him.
EPISODE 6

Got the Wrong Four People Killed

Scott Burnside hires a hit man to kill a friend's wife. But when the hit goes wrong, and four people are found murdered, Burnside flees to a remote island. On the run, Scott is unable to adjust to his lonely life. His family ties tip the Feds.