I (Almost) Got Away with It

In central Florida in 1991, Marvin Carson settled an argument with rival gang member Richard Hawk by shooting him repeatedly with an AK-47. Carson then went on the run. But when he returned to his hometown, police were tipped.

Kerry Silvers was facing 55 years in the slammer for robbery and battery, so he decided to escape. Along with two other prisoners, they overpowered a few guards and were able to calmly walk out of prison.

Scott Freeburg has been in and out of prison his whole life, and when a drug deal goes wrong, he runs to Canada. Soon he's back in the gang life, and after Canadian police ID him, he's on his way back to the US.

Joe Loya is a professional bank robber, addicted to the adrenaline of power. After 13 months of successful robberies, his luck runs out when the latest in bank technology leads investigators to him and ends his spree.

Marshall Brown committed his first contract killing at 19, when a drug dealer put out a hit on Horace Morrison. Brown was soon convicted, and spent the next 19 years in prison planning his escape and revenge.

After 40 years of marriage, Joe Crouch shoots his wife while she sleeps. He flees to Florida and embraces his fugitive life, which he funds by robbing banks. But it's his love of karaoke that gets him caught.

Richard Garber thinks he has gotten away with murder, after he bludgeons a neighbor to death. But when he becomes the lead suspect in the case, Garber hits the road spending eight months dodging the Feds.

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. His contact with his mother tips the Feds to his whereabouts.

Gonzalo Martinez is a 17-year old gang member serving 48 years in prison. A chance to escape arises, and he flees to Mexico and becomes a drug dealer. One too many border crossings gives the Feds a chance to recapture him.

In 1975, Michael Brown killed a man during a robbery. He was caught and convicted, and while in prison, he got married to a woman named Donna. He soon escaped so they could start a new life together.

Jerry Bowen fled before sentencing for the murder of his ex-wife. He erased his fingerprints with acid, assumed the identities of homeless men, and escaped capture for seven years before detectives finally tracked him down.

Michael Alfonso is the main suspect in the murder of a pregnant ex-girlfriend, and wanted for the shooting of a current one. He's a jealous boyfriend who repeatedly turns to violence, until his criminal lifestyle gets him caught.

After an argument, Michael McGuffey shot his wife point blank in the head. With support from his mother, he flees to Mexico, where he remarries and has a child, until the FBI uses his bank records to track him down.