Here are the most dangerous women wanted by the FBI!
10 - Marietta Terabelian Marietta Terabelian comes with a $20,000 reward
for anyone with information leading to her arrest.
She and her husband are charged with trying to obtain millions of dollars in fraudulent
loans through the Covid-19 PPP program.
Maria worked together with her husband, Richard, and his brother, Artur.
The trio was found guilty of many charges, including wire fraud, conspiracy, and identity
theft.
They were ordered to forfeit every penny they had to their name, amounting to $450,000 in
cash.
They were also forced to turn over jewelry, gold watches, and property acquired with stolen
money.
All three obtained a whopping $18 Million through the Covid relief program.
All three were found stone-cold guilty and faced multiple decades in prison.
Marietta was on pretrial release when the weight of spending the next 20 years in prison
became too much.
She cut off her ankle bracelet and hit the road.
Warrants have been issued for her arrest, but Marietta has been on the run since August
of 2021.
9 - Adrianna Melendez Adrianna Melendez from California attracts
a $10,000 reward for anyone with information leading to her arrest.
Adrianna is wanted for her alleged involvement in an accident that led to the demise of a
72-year bicyclist identified as Dan Taylor.
The accident happened on a Californian afternoon in March of 2014.
Adrianna, who was driving her car, hit Taylor head-on, causing fatal injuries that eventually
led to his death.
When law enforcement officers arrived on the scene, Adrianna was nowhere in sight; she
had already fled.
Police identified Adrianna as the driver, and a warrant was issued for her arrest.
The warrant charged Adrianna with vehicular homicide in addition to hit and run.
In April of 2017, a federal warrant was issued after being charged with an unlawful flight
to avoid prosecution.
8 - Ashley Cynthia Montalvo Ashely Cynthia Montalvo, and her common-law
husband, Ulises Omar Felix, are believed to have fled to Arizona or Mexico with their
two boys.
Ashley was arrested in September 2011, following numerous charges, including the aggravated
robbery of a controlled substance, first-degree burglary, theft, false imprisonment, and use
of stun guns.
Ashley's charges emanated from her role in assisting her husband in a violent home invasion
robbery in Colorado.
She was released a few months later, in May 2012, after pleading guilty to robbery and
was sentenced to time served in jail.
Upon her release, Ashley was slapped with 3-year probation, a fair sentence considering
the magnitude of her crimes.
But the mother of two couldn't abide by the law.
She violated her probation and is believed to have fled to Arizona or Mexico with her
two sons.
7 - Orit Tuil In July 2010, a federal arrest warrant was
issued for then 39-year-old real estate broker Orit Tuil.
The former resident of Forest Hills is wanted in connection to a large-scale mortgage fraud
scheme.
Authorities believe Orit is hiding out in her native Israel.
According to the FBI, Orit allegedly tricked people who were in foreclosure into transferring
the deeds of their houses to her.
She then proceeded to obtain mortgages and sell the properties to straw buyers, who portrayed
themselves as legitimate purchases but, in reality, colluded with her to defraud their
victims.
Orit and her associates attempted to obtain more than $1.6 million in mortgage loans on
three properties spread across Brooklyn and Queens.
She was charged with conspiracy to commit wire fraud, a charge coming with a 30-year
sentence.
In June 2010, the FBI's Department of Mortgage Fraud Task Force executed search warrants
and made more than a dozen arrests on a mission dubbed "Operation Stolen Dreams."
A total of 38 suspects were arrested and charged in eight separate cases.
The scam, spearheaded by Orit, collectively defrauded lenders over $29 million in home
mortgage loans in addition to victimizing hundreds of homeowners.
6 - Josephine Sunshine Overaker There's currently a $50,000 reward for any
information leading to the arrest of Josephine Sunshine Overaker, also known as Osha, Jo,
China, Josie, and more.
In January 2006, a Federal Grand Jury in Eugene, Oregon, indicted Josephine on multiple charges
related to her role in a domestic terrorism cell.
The Canadian was charged with two conspiracy violations related to 17 incidents, including
arson, attempted arson, and the destruction of an energy facility.
She and her arson gang burnt down a ski resort in Colorado, causing $26 Million in damages.
All alleged crimes were committed in Oregon, Washington, Colorado, Wyoming, and California,
dating back to 1996.
Josephine, along with 20 other members of the terrorist cell, called themselves The
Family.
However, they operated as the Earth Liberation Front, ELF, and the Animal Liberation Front
or ALF.
They caused over $45 Million in damages between 1995 and 2001.
If you are up for an additional $50K, the FBI said that Josephine has a distinctive
tattoo along her neck—an image of a bird, running from her right upper arm across her
upper back.
That's not the only inkwork she has.
The former firefighter has another unknown tattoo on her upper left arm and scars on
her ankles, right calf, and right thigh.
5 - Alicia Leonor Banuelos Our next suspect is what you'd call a nut
case.
Alicia Leonor Banuelos was charged back in 1997 with the death of her newborn infant.
She came home from work and delivered the baby over the toilet, where she ultimately
left it.
Alicia's case was in and out of court for two years, and, in 1999, she finally had enough.
Two days before her trial was set to begin, Alicia abducted her other 4-year child, Lyric
Garcia.
The two were on a supervised trip to a Chicago shopping mall when they disappeared.
Soon after disappearing into thin air, the fugitive called a former boyfriend from Zacatecas,
Mexico.
She was charged with and child abduction.
Alicia had a troubled life from the onset.
During her first arrest, she told the police that she suspected she was pregnant but was
in denial because her then-husband, Raul Garcia, had left her a few months earlier.
Alicia's status on the FBI's most-wanted list is because of the cruelty of the crime she
committed.
4 - Catherine Marie Kerkow Our next fugitive committed her crimes almost
five decades ago, and she is yet to be found.
Meet Catherine Marie Kerkow, a woman wanted by the FBI for her alleged involvement in
the hijacking of Western Airlines Flight, which was set to fly from Los Angeles to Seattle
on June 3rd, 1972.
Born in 1951, Catherine speaks English, and French and reliable intel indicates she may
have ties to Oregon, Switzerland, France, Jordan, Cuba, and Algeria.
As a member of the Black Panthers, Catherine and an accomplice boarded Western Airlines
Flight 701.
They claimed they had a bomb in a suitcase case and demanded half a million dollars.
After releasing 97 passengers from the plane in San Francisco, Catherine and her accomplice
flew to Algeria, where both were granted political asylum.
On June 5th, 1972, a federal arrest warrant was issued against her by the United District
Court, Eastern District of New York.
She was charged with air piracy.
A few years after the incident, in January 1975, the two wanted criminals were arrested
while illegally entering France with fake passports.
Catherine's accomplice was extradited to the United States, but Catherine disappeared into
thin air.
3 - Evelyn Guzman Anyone lucky enough to spot Evelyn Guzman
and report her to the FBI will automatically become $10,000 bucks richer, provided the
info leads to her arrest! Guzman is wanted in connection to drug trafficking.
Between April and December of 2004, several law enforcement agencies, including the FBI,
conducted thorough investigations targeting illegal drug trafficking and money laundering
enterprises that boomed in the Chicago area.
Up to 23 individuals were combed out and charged, but a few of them swerved the wrath of the
law, one being Guzman.
In October of 2006, an Illinois District Court issued an arrest warrant for Guzman after
being charged for conspiring to distribute a controlled substance and aiding and abetting.
2 - Julieanne Baldueza Dimitrion Massachusetts-born Julienna Baldueza Dimitrion
is another woman on the run!
And the FBI is offering a $10,000 reward for any information that may lead to her arrest.
So, what’s Julieanne wanted for?
Julieanne and her husband, John Dimitrion, have been on the run since 2009 after the
couple was indicted for mortgage fraud.
In April 2009, the couple pleaded guilty to operating a fraud scheme in Hawaii where they
targeted struggling homeowners, convincing them to sell their homes and promising to
improve their financial problems.
The Dimitrions said the sellers could still live in their homes.
Sadly, when new owners came knocking, the sellers knew they'd been scammed.
Instead of investing the proceeds as promised, the Dimitrions used the money to fund their
lavish lifestyles.
According to the FBI, Julieanne possesses an appetite for expensive clothing-- specifically
high-end lingerie, and designer everything… including shoes and purses.
As a result of the couple's calculated conmanship, multiple families in Oahu in Hawaii lost their
homes.
The couple was scheduled to be sentenced in July 2010 in Honolulu, but both failed to
appear at the sentencing.
They fled Hawaii with the rumored help of an anti-government group called the "Republic
for the United States of America."
Both are wanted by the FBI and have been on the run since 2010.
1 - Maria Belen Francesconi Maria Belen Francesconi is an Argentinian
from Miami, Florida.
She’s wanted for the kidnapping of her son, Michael Alexander Reyes, who's more commonly
referred to as Alex.
On August 31st, 2008, just a few months after Alex was born, Maria traveled to Argentina
with her new bundle of joy to visit her family.
Alex's father, Miguel Reyes, okayed the visit on the condition that Maria returned to the
United States as soon as the trip was over.
But Maria had other plans; she had no intentions of returning to the United States.
She cut all communications with Alex's father, leaving the new dad in limbo.
She claims that a series of emails from Reyes "gave the impression" that he wanted them
to leave.
According to Maria, Reyes said in an email, "be happy with our son in Argentina."
Reyes reported the matter to authorities, and with the help of Interpol, Alex was confirmed
to be in Argentina.
In November 2009, a Civil court in the United States ordered that Alex be returned to his
father.
A year later, in December, the Supreme Court of Argentina upheld the same decision and
ordered Maria to return Alex to the US.
Maria ignored those orders, and Alex remained with her somewhere in Argentina.
In March of 2012, a Florida Family Court delivered a final verdict, finding Alex to be Reyes'
biological son and proceeding to grant Reyes both physical and legal custody of the boy.
A year or so later, in June of 2013, Maria was indicted for international parental kidnapping
by the Federal Grand Jury of the United States.
That very day, a federal warrant was issued for her arrest and subsequent sentencing.
Amid all these dramas, Alex is healthy and says he loves life in Argentina.
He doesn't want to leave.
Maria knows she is sitting on a time bomb and that sooner or later, the FBI will find
her, and she will spend the rest of her life in jail, away from the same person she thinks
she is protecting.
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