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AMW This week

This Saturday at 9pm on your local Fox station, AMW will be asking for your help in bring in wanted criminals, and in solving open cases. Here's a preview of some of the cases they will be sharing:

Sexual Predator Being Hunted by Police:
CHARLOTTE, N.C.- Investigators say Simpson approached the house, somehow unlocked a door and got inside. The woman's husband walked out into the foyer, unaware that a violent predator had invaded his home. Police say he spotted Simpson and the two struggled until the man slipped on a rug. That gave Simpson his opportunity. Cops say he jumped on the man, used a gun to beat him into submission, and dragged him into a bathroom. Police say Simpson then left the man half-conscious while he committed a horrendous crime against the man's family.

With the husband out of the way, police say Simpson forced the man's wife to take off her pants. Just as he asked whether anyone else was in the house, the couple's daughter appeared. Investigators say Simpson, confident no one else was home, forced the mother and daughter into the master bedroom and committed an unthinkable act.

Cops say Simpson told the daughter to take off her pants, then raped the 17-year-old girl in front of her mother. Investigators say he then robbed the family and ran out the front door. Police have been looking for him ever since.

New information on the Border:
TEXAS- A beloved Texas Sheriff's Deputy was sentenced to 366 days in prison Monday, for what many say was just doing his job. What is truly going on at the U.S. - Mexico border? And is an over-zealous U.S. Attorney partly to blame?

Pedophile on the run:
Phoenix, Arizona- Cops say Jack O'Neill is the lowest of the low - a pedophile who used his power and influence as an adult to prey on children. Authorities in Phoenix, Arizona believe that O'Neill's reign of abuse went on for two years before the 46-year-old packed up and went on the run.


For more information on these case and others, make sure to tune into this weeks America's Most Wanted, or stop by the AMW website.
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