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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I guess his sentencing will be longer once captured...much better to stay in an American jail than be extradited to Brazil mian jails sooner than necessary [/quote]

He was already serving life. How is he getting food? Is someone helping him?[/quote]

In cases like this, the police usually put surveillance on the big three that usually tend to lend aid: family (parents, siblings, very close relatives), spouse/partner (or their last ex), and BFFs. They also visit other close contacts for information and to issue warnings. And they work their CIs on the street for intel.

But as someone with a relative in this area, this person is probably holed up in a vacant house. Many of the homes in that area are used as 2nd homes or vacation homes. My aunt's home is their 2nd home and it stays pretty well stocked throughout the year. Other family members use it and she only asks that we replace the items we use before leaving. Someone could easily exist for months in her house. Her pantry is packed with non-perishables. She also has those Costco-sized buckets of flour, sugar, grains, etc. She also has a deep freezer on her property with a bunch of meats and frozen convenience foods. My aunt has tons of cameras on her property but she's told me that other neighbors don't have any. Very surprising. [/quote]

Unlikely - he got himself a van. Drove himself to Phoenixville where his sister/sister's friends live. Clearly got some help w razors, clothes, money etc. Ditched that van by morning bc he wasn't gonna drive around in a big honking delivery truck with a refrigeration unit. While the police spent all morning looking for that car, he likely jacked another car that blends in and is out of the region. Mexico is only a 30 hr drive from that part of Pa and he's already had 8+ hrs today. And IDK if this is making SUCH national media that people who spot him at a gas station in Tenn or Indiana or something will recognize him. Sure whatever car he jacked will be discovered stolen and they'll start tracking the ez pass - but I imagine he'll keep switching cars for that reason - esp if he now has a gun. Or even if he doesn't - he's brazen - cars are parked overnight at car dealerships etc with no one around.[/quote]

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