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This fugitive had historical connections to NY gang BTK | Forgotten Fugitives #shorts
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0:55Now PlayingIn a chilling episode of Forgotten Fugitives, host Jon Leiberman dives headfirst into a savage, meticulously planned slaughter that reads like something straight out of a mob nightmare. What begins as a drug dispute spirals into a cold-blooded ambush, with victims lured into a deadly trap and a ruthless crew executing a plan designed to leave no trace. But one man—Trung Duc Lu—slips through the cracks, vanishing overseas just as the feds close in. With a survivor’s haunting account and a trail of burner phones, investigators piece together a conspiracy that spans states—and borders. Now, the hunt is on for a ghost who may still be out there, and the clock for justice is ticking. @fbi @reporterjon
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