Since its 1950 debut, the list has been a powerful tool, leading to the capture of 503 out of 542 fugitives. A podcast report details its origins, success, and how public tips account for nearly a third of all apprehensions.
The tape Everything Everywhere Daily · Sep 26
“Since the inception of the FBI's Ten Most Wanted list, 542 fugitives have been listed. Of them, only 13 of the people placed on the list have been women. In total, 503 were located or captured, a success rate of 93%.”
11:28 / --:--
Travel with Rick Steves · 745a Orkney Living; Walkable Cities; Nomads of EuropeSep 26
Jeff Speck explains that while American cities are built so 'cars can move quickly,' European cities have 'flipped it upside down' by designing urban cores to be easy, safe, and pleasant for walking.
The Atlas Obscura Podcast · Is Alton, Illinois America's Most Haunted Small Town?Sep 26
From a Civil War prison turned haunted parking lot to a church occupied by a troubled minister, one host argues that Alton's spooky reputation is built on a deep and verifiable history.