10: The White Widow The most wanted woman in the entire world,
among all the dangerous and violent females on this planet, is known simply as the White
Widow.
She's suspected of being a terrorist who plotted to blow up several different resort hotels
in Kenya packed full of tourists during Christmas.
This woman is a westerner, she has praised Osama bin Laden, and she is a jihadist who
has eluded the law even while traveling through Africa with her four children.
Honestly, that’s quite impressive, even as violent and unhinged as this woman is.
Her real name is Samantha Lewthwaite, and she was born to a British soldier and lived
an ordinary childhood in England.
At some point, she became a little mixed up.
Samantha's first husband blew himself up as a suicide bomber during one of the worst terrorist
attacks to ever occur in Britain back in 2005.
Her second husband later met a similar fate.
However, she has multiple children from both men, even as she continues with her terrorist
activities.
Samantha's notebooks were seized in 2011 and investigators found them filled with praise
for extremists and her own private hopes that her children would grow up to be the same
type of people.
What's truly strange about Samantha is that nobody knows how she became radicalized.
She converted to Islam as a teenager, but nobody knows for sure how she moved from being
an ordinary white woman in England to becoming involved in this unique strain of radicalized
Islam.
It’s a sad story of how someone became more and more detached from their family and devoted
their life to violence, but it’s all true.
Now, the white widow is currently an international fugitive and nobody has any clue where she
is.
9: Shauntay Henderson In 2007, the only active woman on the FBI's
10 most wanted list was captured and charged with second-degree murder.
Shauntay L. Henderson was 24 years old when police arrested and charged her with the death
of DeAndre M. Parker, who had been shot while sitting in a pickup truck outside of a convenience
store.
Henderson was a gang member and extremely dangerous.
Clearly, she was not someone you’d want to mess with.
But her gang activity led her to kill a man, and after the murder, she fled law enforcement
to avoid prosecution and it took over a year to catch her.
The latest news related to her indicated that she was being held on a $250,000 cash bond.
However, she won't be getting out of prison anytime soon.
The FBI said that Henderson is a person of interest in at least five additional homicides
and 50 additional shootings.
What caused this individual to become so violent and ruthless?
It probably has something to do with her upbringing, but some people are simply mentally predisposed
to become incorrigible criminals.
8: The Russian Spy Anna Chapman was seized by the Federal Bureau
of Investigation as a Russian spy who had been hiding undercover in Manhattan as a real
estate agent.
She was arrested along with nine other Russians who had been part of the largest foreign intelligence
network to operate on American soil since the end of the Cold War.
Anna and the other spies had infiltrated American society as white-collar professionals.
And this happened just a few years ago.
If you thought spies were a thing of the past, think again.
However, nobody is really sure what exactly Anna Chapman or the other dangerous spies
did while living in the United states.
They had apparently been sent to the US under orders from Vladimir Putin.
But it's not exactly clear what their mission had been.
What we do know is that Chapman had been dating an ex-Marine with an unknown level of security
clearance – though not even her ex-boyfriend can be certain what kind of secrets he let
slip or just how useful they could be to a foreign government.
Anna used her body and charm to wriggle her way as high up the ladder as she could before
eventually being found out.
She was only found out because of an undercover agent who met with Chapman as an undercover
Russian agent and tricked her into admitting who she was.
7: France’s Most Wanted The most wanted fugitive in all of France
is a 26-year-old woman named Hayat Boumeddiene.
She was the wife of the terrorist who killed hostages inside of a Jewish supermarket in
Paris back in 2015.
Police believe that Hayat was connected to those responsible for the Charlie Hebdo massacre,
and that she had helped to orchestrate various terrorist attacks in France.
She has since been found guilty of financing terrorism and sentenced to 30 years in prison.
Unfortunately for those who want her in prison, she has yet to be found.
She was sentenced, but she was never actually captured and put in prison.
Hayat is still a fugitive and should be considered extremely dangerous and at large.
Nobody's quite sure where the woman is hiding, but she's likely somewhere in North Africa
or Syria.
She might not even be alive anymore.
She hasn't been seen in years – but that doesn't mean she's not hiding in a hole somewhere,
planning the next deadly attack!
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6: The Queen of the South The Queen of the South is a Guatemalan drug
trafficker who played a major role in moving illegal substances all the way from Colombia
to Mexico and into the United States.
Sound dangerous?
It was.
This is Marllory Chacon, and she worked with a number of major criminal organizations across
Latin America for years before she was ultimately captured.
One of these organizations included the Sinaloa Cartel, once run by the infamous El Chapo.
She was clearly involved in some dangerous business, probably making a lot of money for
herself.
Chacon was captured by authorities and pleaded guilty to drug trafficking back in 2014 in
Miami.
But she only served part of her sentence after giving up crucial information on other members
of crime families throughout Latin America, helping the DEA to indict some of the top
members of nefarious organizations.
Chacon has since been released but her whereabouts are unknown.
Nobody knows if she’ll fall back into violence and crime, or run away and start a new life.
But one thing’s for sure.
This woman is not to be trifled with!
5: Shanika Minor Shanika S. Minor was added to the FBI's most
wanted fugitives list back in 2016.
She was wanted for her involvement in a brutal homicide and unlawful flight to avoid prosecution.
Even though Shanika was the 509th person put on the FBI’s list, she was only the 10th
woman since the list was established in March of 1950.
The crime occurred when Shanika got into an argument with her mother’s neighbor in Wisconsin.
Out on the sidewalk, Shanika pulled out a semi-automatic firearm and challenged the
neighbor to a fight.
At the time, the neighbor was nine months pregnant!
She was in no state to fight.
The situation deescalated and Shanika left… but she came back at 3:00 a.m. the next day
and shot the pregnant woman in the chest inside the hallway of her duplex.
The woman fell down dead immediately.
Her baby, which had been due in just a week, also died.
Now this person was captured soon after being put on the list.
She was out there, armed and dangerous.
Fortunately for the public, she was apprehended and now sits in prison for the brutal crime.
There was actually a reward of up to $100,000 offered for some information that directly
led to Shanika’s capture.
But whether someone actually received the award is not well-known at this time.
4: Mistakenly Wanted A mistake by Interpol recently resulted in
the wrong woman’s mugshot being placed on their most wanted list!
Adriana Barton from Weymouth in the United Kingdom is a housewife and definitely not
a murderer, and yet she was mistakenly named and placed on the list of most wanted Britons
in the world.
Imagine what you’d think if this happened to you!
She found this out when worried friends and family contacted her about the mistake, after
seeing an online article.
She was being accused of fraud in Costa Rica and labeled as a dangerous fugitive.
Thinking quickly, Adriana turned herself in to the local police.
She’d never been in trouble with the law in her life, and yet she was forced to spend
hours at a police station while the bewildered cops tried to figure out what was going on.
Adriana was allowed to go home, but it wasn’t for six months until the National Crime Agency
apologized to the shocked woman.
It turned out the NCA had handed over Adriana’s passport details and photograph to Interpol
in Costa Rica by accident when the police wanted the information of a different person,
who was in fact a criminal suspect!
Sadly, Adriana was never compensated for the traumatic mistake.
3: The Last Fugitive This woman has been on the run for over 2
decades, and hasn’t been caught yet!
But she is out there, and the FBI wants to find her.
Since 1996, an eco-terrorism group has existed and committed over 40 criminal acts.
Many of these crimes included vandalism and arson, with an accumulative $45 million in
damages – according to the police.
The group was known as The Family.
Every last member involved with the group’s criminal activities has been apprehended and
charged, except for one.
Many of them have already served their time and been let out of prison!
But one person hasn’t been found.
Josephine Sunshine Overaker has been on the run since 2001 and authorities seem helpless
to catch her.
She is believed to now be in her 40s, and she faces 19 charges, including the destruction
of an energy facility.
Josephine speaks fluent Spanish and may be hiding out as a masseuse, a firefighter, or
a midwife.
She uses aliases to keep moving, and can somehow keep a low profile and stay out of sight from
the authorities.
The FBI has an offer going for up to $50,000 for information that directly leads to her
arrest.
But after many years on the run, nobody knows where she is exactly or if she’ll ever stick
her head out to be caught.
In fact, recently she was spotted in Oregon, leading to renewed interest in her case.
This might be one fugitive you might actually be able to claim a reward for, if you’ve
seen her anywhere recently.
Keep an eye out!
2: The Killer Girlfriend In August of 1998, a woman who called herself
Deianna Ray put an ad in the personal section of a local Louisiana newspaper.
She described herself as having green eyes, blonde hair, and being hard working.
But she was lying about her identity.
She was actually a drifter named Hazel Leota Head who was looking for her next mark.
And thanks to her newspaper ad, she found him.
Charles Barker responded to the ad after the recent loss of his wife of 11 years.
Charles had received a significant amount of money from an insurance settlement and
was lonely and depressed.
Hazel used this to her advantage and moved in with him in the summer of 1998.
After that, things took a turn for the worse.
Charles’ children realized there was something wrong with the woman.
They figured she was just after Charles for his money.
And eventually, Charles figured this out too.
However, Charles was soon found slumped over the bar in his kitchen with a fresh gunshot
wound in the back of his head.
When he was found by his sister after not responding to phone calls, he had been dead
for at least five days.
The murder weapon was Charles’ own handgun.
The safe in Charles’ bedroom was empty with about $45,000 in cash gone.
His car was also missing and so was Hazel.
It's likely that Hazel killed Charles Barker.
But she was never found by police.
Today, she would be 71 years old.
She murdered this man over 20 years ago and has been on the run ever since.
1: Lady Bomber Elizabeth Ann Duke is an American fugitive
who was involved with radical political organizations and is wanted by the FBI for her part in several
bombings, including the bombing of the US Capital in 1983.
She was a member of a splinter group associated with something called the Weathermen Underground,
which was a communist organization operating on US soil.
They tried to blow up several different government buildings in the 80s.
Elizabeth was arrested in May of 1985 and indicted on charges of falsification, conspiracy,
and weapons.
But she was released on bail soon after and vanished into thin air.
All these years later, the FBI is still looking for her.
They have a reward going for $50,000 dollars for any information leading to the capture
of Elizabeth Duke.
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