Authorities are still searching for two inmates who escaped from a New Orleans jail 11 days ago, with the manhunt extending to Texas; three additional escapees have been arrested.
Two inmates remain at large after a jailbreak in New Orleans, with one, Antoine Massey, having a long history of escapes, and the other, Derrick Groves, convicted of murder. Authorities have recaptured eight of the ten escapees, and the search continues for Massey and Groves, both considered armed and dangerous.
Three of the ten inmates who escaped from a New Orleans jail have been recaptured in Louisiana and Texas, leaving two still at large, after a daring escape on May 16 that involved exploiting security lapses; authorities continue to search for the remaining escapees.
Three escaped inmates from Grenada have been charged with the murder of a U.S. couple whose catamaran they hijacked. The couple, Ralph Hendry and Kathy Brandel, are feared dead after being thrown overboard as the suspects sailed to St. Vincent. The suspects were also charged with escaping lawful custody, housebreaking, robbery, and kidnapping, with one of them facing a rape charge. The couple, described as "warm-hearted and capable" sailors, had been living on their yacht and were well-known in the sailing community.
Retired US couple Kathy Brandel and Ralph Hendry vanished while sailing off the Grenada coast, with their yacht found abandoned, blood-stained, and 80 miles off course. The Royal Grenada Police Force suspects foul play and links the couple's disappearance to the escape of three prisoners, who are believed to have killed the occupants of the yacht. The couple, seasoned sailors, had recently completed a Caribbean rally and were last seen near Grand Anse Beach in Grenada. Family members have requested that non-officials stand down from conducting searches, and a fundraising appeal has been started to support the couple's loved ones.
Three escaped inmates in Grenada are suspected of hijacking a yacht and killing two American passengers, according to the Royal Grenada Police Force. The inmates, who had escaped custody earlier, are believed to have fled to nearby St. Vincent on the stolen boat. The investigation is ongoing, with law enforcement pursuing leads and sending a team of senior investigators and a forensic specialist to St. Vincent. Additionally, another suspect, charged in the killing of a Canadian citizen, escaped while attending court and is currently at large.
Three teenagers who escaped from the Henley-Young-Patton Juvenile Justice Center in Hinds County, Mississippi, were captured after a four-day manhunt. The trio, originally detained for charges including armed robbery, auto theft, aggravated assault, and first-degree murder, were considered armed and dangerous and allegedly committed multiple carjackings during their escape. This is the second time these inmates have escaped from the same facility.
After a monthlong manhunt, Joey Travis Fournier, a murder suspect who escaped from a jail in Macon, Georgia, along with three other inmates, has been recaptured near Stockbridge. Fournier had been on the run since October 16. The other three escapees were apprehended earlier in October and November.
The Georgetown County Sheriff's Office is seeking the public's help in locating two 14-year-old boys who escaped from the AMI detention facility and allegedly stole a silver 2017 Toyota Corolla. The teens reportedly snatched the keys from an employee's belt and have not yet been identified. One of the escapees was charged with unlawful carrying a weapon, while the other was charged with unlawful carrying a weapon and possession of a stolen vehicle. Authorities have not released photos of the teens, but they have family in the Greenwood area.