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AMW, This Week

This week, America's Most Wanted will be sharing the following cases, and hoping that you may be able to assist in solving them.

Sherman Oaks, California…
DAVID WEIR…Victoria Ramirez and David Weir first met during Victoria's sophomore year in high school -- and though they later broke up, they eventually reunited and moved in together. Police say the relationship was on the rocks due to Weir's alleged infidelity and dalliance with drugs. But before 22-year-old Victoria could break up with Weir, police say he took matters into his own hands.

Newport News, Virginia…
ANTHONY EASON…Private First Class Jamel Bennett has seen war firsthand, serving his country in Iraq. But he was only home in Newport News, Virginia a few months when he found himself under fire again -- and this time, the battlefield was his own backyard. Police say Jamel ended up staring down the barrel of a gun, and now authorities want to find alleged shooter Anthony Eason.

Lancaster, Pennsylvania…
CHARLES WALTON…Police say 35-year-old Charles Walton has never held a regular job or paid his own rent. In fact, cops believe there's only one thing he's ever been particularly good at, and that's being a fugitive. Three years after he was charged with molesting a little girl, police say they still can't find him -- and now they need your help.

Florence, Alabama…
RICHARD SLOAN…Police are searching for a sex offender that walked away from a work release program. He has a reputation for living outside the law and should be considered dangerous.

Nationwide…TIM MILLER / TEXAS EQUUSEARCH FEATURE…
The Texas EquuSearch Mounted Search and Recovery Team was started in August 2000 in memory of founder Tim Miller's sixteen-year-old daughter, Laura, who was abducted, raped and brutally murdered in September 1984. In October 2005, we followed Texas EquuSearch down to Aruba in search of missing teen Natalee Holloway. Now we join them once again to hunt for the body of Kenneth Cummings Jr.; a murdered Texas man.


America's Most Wanted airs on you local Fox station at 9pm on Saturdays, tune in to see these cases and others, or stop by the AMW website.
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