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AMW This Week

The following cases, along with others, will be featured on America's Most Wanted this week:

Nationwide…
INTERNET JOHN DOE #5…Disgusting images of this man molesting children were found on the Internet. Now, he'll face charges, as soon as police can determine his identity.


New York City, New York…
BABLU HASSAN…New York City Police say Bablu Hassan slashed a 5-year-old girl who was simply trying to protect her mother from his attack. Now authorities fear he may be long gone -- maybe even as far as Southeast Asia.

Montgomery, Alabama…
LINE OF DUTY – KEITH HOUTS…Montgomery, Alabama police officer Keith Houts was shot several times in the head and chest during a routine traffic stop. When he wasn’t protecting the streets, Officer Houts enjoyed spending time with his wife. They met while serving in the Army Reserves in Kuwait. They were hoping to start a family soon.

Queens, New York…
UNKNOWN USHA TANEJA KILLER…Usha Taneja couldn't hold in her excitement as her family began arriving in town. It was a day she had been looking forward to for years -- her son's wedding. But on the eve of the wedding Usha went out to buy groceries and never returned. She was found murdered on the sidewalk just blocks from her home and her killer remains a mystery. Police need a tip to crack this mystery.

Hayward, California…
GREISY VALENCIA…Greisy Valencia has been eluding authorities since 2002 when her then 11-year-old daughter was discovered by cops wandering the streets -- a victim of extreme abuse. Cops desperately want to get this mother in custody and are seeking any clues about her whereabouts.

AMW was also primed to cover the abduction of Kelsey Ann Smith (family's site), the 18 year old Kansas girl who was abducted from a Target parking lot. Although given the recent developments (police say they found her body earlier today), I expect a change in the program to focus on helping track down her killer. AMW has updated it's page on her case, and you may want to check it often to follow any updates that may develop between now and the show air time.

America's Most Wanted can be seen on your local Fox station, at 9pm on Saturday nights. For more information about the cases featured here, and other cases AMW has covered, please visit their website- AMW.com
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