In 1993, Adam Emery stood in a Rhode Island courtroom as a jury found him guilty of second-degree murder. His victim, 20-year-old Jason Bass, was stabbed to death in a case of mistaken identityâEmery had believed Bass was the driver who sideswiped his car. He was wrong.But Emery never returned to face justice. Hours after the verdict, he disappeared with his wife, Elena. Her remains were later discovered near the Newport Bridge, sparking theories of a suicide pact gone wrongâor a carefully orchestrated escape. Did Emery plunge into the water that night, or did he slip away into a new life, leaving his victimâs family without closure?Decades later, the FBI still chases shadows of Adam Emery, using age-enhanced images and even cold case playing cards to keep his story alive. But the man at the center of one of Rhode Islandâs most haunting mysteries remains at large.This is Fugitive Files. Letâs get into it.
In 1993, Adam Emery stood in a Rhode Island courtroom as a jury found him guilty of second-degree murder. His victim, 20-year-old Jason Bass, was stabbed to death in a case of mistaken identityâEmery had believed Bass was the driver who sideswiped his car. He was wrong.But Emery never returned to face justice. Hours after the verdict, he disappeared with his wife, Elena. Her remains were later discovered near the Newport Bridge, sparking theories of a suicide pact gone wrongâor a carefully orche...