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CAUTIONJohn Patrick Addis is wanted for his alleged involvement in the murder of his girlfriend in Nevada. Both Addis and the victim were reportedly together when she disappeared on August 19, 1995, from her Las Vegas residence. In October of 1998, the remains of the victim's body were discovered by a hunter in a remote region of Yavapai County, Arizona.
Addis was charged with murder and first degree kidnapping in a state arrest warrant which was issued on July 31, 1998, by the District Court, Clark County, Nevada. On October 30, 1998, a federal arrest warrant was issued by the United States District Court, in the District of Nevada, charging Addis with unlawful flight to avoid prosecution.
REWARDThe FBI is offering a reward for information leading directly to the arrest of John Patrick Addis.
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 Ex-Cop Gone Bad Wanted For Murder
 As a state trooper in Alaska in the 80s, John Addis excelled in crime scene investigation and forensics. John Patrick Addis is an intriguing individual. In the 1980s, Addis was a state trooper in Alaska. He rose quickly from patrolling the highways of the Alaskan interior to homicide detective.
His former colleagues remember him as highly intelligent, but somewhat eccentric. During his stint as a trooper, Addis lived on the outskirts of Fairbanks with his wife and two young children. He played the French horn, flew his own small airplane, hunted, fished, studied UFOs and worshipped the deity RAH. Police say he abused his wife, both physically and emotionally. According to investigators, she became a prisoner in the log cabin they shared. The marriage finally ended in a bitter divorce.
After the divorce, his wife received custody of the children, but Addis kidnapped them and flew his plane to Montana. When police caught up with Addis, he was convicted of custodial interference. He did a few months in jail, effectively ending his career in law enforcement. Could a crime scene expert have covered up the scene of his own crime?
A New Life -- And A Crime Scene That's Just Too Clean
 Addis and Joann Albanese in happier times.
By 1995, Addis had relocated to Las Vegas, and reinvented himself as a body-builder and personal trainer. While working at a local gym, Addis met an attractive divorcee named Joann Albanese.
At first, Addis seemed like the perfect boyfriend. He was attentive, wrote love letters, and moved into her lovely home. However, as time passed, the abusive, controlling John Addis reemerged. Before long, Joann realized she couldn't tolerate being treated like a slave and tried to break the relationship off.
On August 19, 1995, Joann Albanese disappeared. So did John Addis. Initially, the case was classified as missing persons because there was no crime scene, no witnesses, and most importantly, no dead body. But when Detective Larry Hanna of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department Homicide Unit learned of Addis's background as a former cop and homicide investigator, Joann's vanishing without a trace and the absence of a crime scene made him very suspicious.
Addis became the prime suspect in Joann's disappearance. The night before she vanished, police say Joann told a girlfriend she was breaking up with John, and was going to tell him.
The only clue police had was Joann's car. It had been found in Little Hell's Canyon near Prescott, Ariz. An extensive search of the desert area near the car turned up nothing.
But in mid-1998, a hunter stumbled across human skeletal remains in the Arizona desert. DNA tests proved it was Joann Albanese.
On July 31, 1998, a grand jury in Clark County, Nev., charged John Addis with the murder and kidnapping of Joann -- but there was still no sign of him. Accused Killer Moves South of Border
 Addis started dating this woman in Guadalajara, Mexico. The two have since disappeared. Investigators have since learned that in 1997, Addis was living in Guadalajara, Mexico under the aliases John Charles Elwars and John Charles Stone. There, he began dating a Mexican woman named Laura Liliana Padilla Squares, who was 26 at the time.
But Addis and Laura vanished from Guadalajara and have not been seen since. Her family believes Addis kidnapped Laura. Detective Hanna and Laura's family fear the worst, but are holding out hope that she could still be alive and traveling with Addis. |
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Kidnapping, Las Vegas, NV; Aug 19, 1995
Murder, Arizona; Jul 31, 1998 SOURCE:www.BEHINDTHEBLUEWALL.BLOGSPOT.COM |
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