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Tonight on 'The Fugitives', family members mortgage their homes to bail out a con artist accused in a $350 million fraud. When he escapes, they are left homeless. And Ramon Fonseca is a fugitive who allegedly participated in a scheme to loot the U.S. government of $100 million. U.S. Marshals and a dogged bounty hunter are on his trail.
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