America’s Most Wanted in Belize; this time it’s the host, not a criminal
John Walsh
The man whose face is associated with most of the sought after criminals on the lam, is the host of America’s Most Wanted. AMV host, John Walsh is in Belize tonight shooting a segment for an episode of America’s Most Wanted There has been a series of American fugitives who have been seeking refuge in the Jewel. On Friday January thirtieth, convicted sex offender and chess master Robert Snyder plead guilty to a felony of failure to register as a sex offender. He faces life in parole, and if he is ever released from prison, he may have to register as a sex offender wherever he would reside in the U.S. The judge has an option of sentencing Snyder for ten years to a maximum of life. Snyder has been held on a million dollars bond since December nineteenth. He was caught after a student of Hummingbird Elementary School recognized Synder who was a chess tutor at the school. Walsh is expected to interview the student for an episode of America’s Most Wanted.
I am glad to see this taking place in our beautiful Belize. This will show the rest of the racist American how many of their citizens are fleeing after committing serious crimes in the U.S.
Keep up the great work Mr. Walsh.
we belizeans would like to make things clear to these american fugitives that we will not allow you bad guys to use our country as a blanket to cover your a**, we are not stupid people and we dont need you here, so we find you so we will send your …. back to your country. Repect Belize!!
What we da star now mein !
I am very happy that this fugitive is in custody and I hope that this time, the judge let him rot in jail. Now I really don’t think, the tax payers should pick up the tab for this cat benefits, so by all means, make it life with hard labor and please let him share a cell with somebody that will be much oblige if he drop the soap. Afterall, what goes around comes around!
The student that identify him, should be complimented and school principals should have student awareness program, remember they (student) are our future!
More More please!
Love this.
fabulous research bro