Saturday's episode of "America's Most Wanted" will feature two Bay area fugitives: one accused of offering a woman money to have sex with her children, and another accused of arranging the slaying of a St. Petersburg pediatrician.
Kareem Abdul Hack, 22, has been on the run since June 8, when he cut off an electronic monitoring bracelet and vanished the day before he was to be tried on sex charges, authorities said.
Tampa police arrested Hack in 2006 after investigators said he offered to pay a single mother $200 to have sex with her young son and daughter, who were 2 and 3 at the time.
A native of Queens, N.Y., Hack may have returned to New York or still could be in Florida, authorities said.
Pinellas County prosecutors say the other fugitive, Leonardo Cisneros, 46, helped arrange the January 1994 slaying of pediatrician Louis Davidson.
A nightclub owner in Jamaica, Cisneros was dating Davidson's wife, Denise, when Davidson died. Authorities said Cisneros and Denise Davidson hired two men to kill the physician; Denise Davidson and the other two men since have been convicted of murder.
Cisneros has a British passport in the name of Paul Joseph Harvey and may be in Miami, the Caribbean or Colombia, authorities said.
"America's Most Wanted" airs at 9 p.m. on FOX.
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