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July 28th, 2014
11:06 PM ET

"The Hunt" for fugitive Charles Mozdir ends in a New York City shootout

After two years on the run, suspected child molester Charles Mozdir was killed today in a shootout with law enforcement in New York City. A police detective and two U.S. Marshals were wounded. Officers cornered Mozdir after he was featured on an episode of CNN's "The Hunt with John Walsh."  Anderson spoke with John Walsh who called this a tough ending, but a good ending for the family who pressed charges.

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July 11th, 2014
10:55 PM ET

American Journey: John Walsh is back on 'The Hunt'

John Walsh's new show 'The Hunt' premiers on CNN this Sunday. It's the latest chapter for a man who as the host of 'America's Most Wanted' is credited with helping law enforcement capture more than 1,200 fugitives and locating more than 60 missing children. Anderson looks back at the murder of Walsh's son Adam that started his journey and changed the way crimes against children are investigated and punished.

John Walsh explains to Anderson why he decided to 'saddle back up' for 'The Hunt.'

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July 10th, 2014
11:48 PM ET

Community fights to force the "Pillowcase rapist' to move out

Outrage is growing in a California community after a court orders a man who admitted raping at least 40 women to live there. Christopher Hubbart is known as the "Pillowcase rapist" and he spent decades in a state mental hospital. Hubbart raped many of his victims after he was released from a mental hospital in 1979. Stephanie Elam looks at how residents are fighting to make sure the same thing doesn't happen in their community.

John Walsh spoke to Anderson and questioned 'how many people do you need to rape in California before they say you can no longer walk the streets?'

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August 12th, 2013
09:59 PM ET

Hannah Anderson's first days of freedom

Hannah Anderson's ordeal did not end with her dramatic rescue. She only learned James DiMaggio killed her mother and younger brother after the raid. At a press conference today, her father Brett Anderson said Hannah's "healing process will be slow." Anderson discussed her recovery with John Walsh and Ed Smart.

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August 9th, 2013
09:47 PM ET

John Walsh on reported sighting of missing 16-year old

A reported sighting of Hannah Anderson is giving her family hope she may be found alive. The missing 16-year old was spotted with her alleged abductor, James DiMaggio, in the Idaho wilderness. But what does this report mean for the massive manhunt going on right now? Wolf spoke with John Walsh.

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August 8th, 2013
09:44 PM ET

John Walsh on the search for Hannah Anderson

A troubling new turn in the search for 16-year-old Hannah Anderson. Police now fear murder and kidnapping suspect, James DiMaggio, might be armed with explosives. DiMaggio was a long-time friend of the Anderson family. What does that say about the chances of authorities finding Hannah? Wolf spoke with John Walsh about it.

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July 29th, 2013
10:33 PM ET

FBI's largest sex ring sting

We are learning more about the sweeping undercover operation that went down over the weekend.  It helped recover more than 100 children from the alleged pimps accused of selling them for sex.  It is the FBI's largest child prostitution sting to date.  Anderson spoke with child safety advocate and former "America's Most Wanted" host, John Walsh.

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February 5th, 2013
09:54 PM ET

John Walsh: 'It's a wonderful ending'

Ed Smart and John Walsh discuss how Alabama child's family can create a 'new normal' after trauma of kidnapping.

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November 16th, 2011
09:42 PM ET

Video: Walsh: There's a big cover-up at PSU

John Walsh says The Second Mile did good charity work but described the group as "Jerry Sandusky's hunting grounds."

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