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FBI's Ten Most Wanted List Turns 60

Remember those scary, grainy, black and white headshots of fugitives in newspapers and post offices? The FBI's "Ten Most Wanted List" is still around. But it's come a long way since its inception in 1950, and today is more likely to be viewed on television, digital billboards, social media, and other Internet sites. "We recognize the unique ability of the media to cast a wider net within communities here and abroad," said FBI Director Robert S. Mueller. "The FBI can send agents to visit a thousand homes to find a witness, but the media can visit a million homes in an instant." March 14 marks ...

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