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Pennsylvania / Frein Manhunt / Capture / A Discussion #1073810

CNN Evening News for Thursday, Oct 30, 2014
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(Studio: Anderson Cooper; studio: Susan Candiotti) The capture of fugitive Eric Frein, who had murdered a Pennsylvania state trooper on September 12, in a wooded area, discussed; photos from the area shown.

(Studio: Anderson Cooper; studio: Evan Perez) The indications about how Frein evaded his hunters for so long & how state & federal charges could be brought discussed.

(Studio: Anderson Cooper) A look at the documentary in which Frein speaks about war reenactment presented; clips shown.

(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Live discussion held with former FBI official Tom Fuentes & The Mountain Scout Survival School founder Shane Hobel about Frein & the manhunt for him; photo of Frein in a car after capture shown. [FUENTES - explains how Frein could have killed more during the hunt in the woods.] [HOBEL - talks about food caches, sheltering methods.]

Reporter(s):
Cooper, Anderson;
Candiotti, Susan;
Perez, Evan
Duration:
00:12:50

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