The Most Dangerous Manhunt In Grand Canyon History _ The FBI Files

Close your eyes and travel back to the summer of 1992, when a prison escapee with a military background launched the largest manhunt in Arizona history . Danny Ray Horning, known to police as "Rambo," used survival skills from 11 months in Army reconnaissance to baffle over 400 officers . He walked in figure-eights to confuse tracking dogs, stole cars, and took hostages at gunpoint . He survived by eating cacti and broke into cabins, leaving taunting notes to police . His 54-day ordeal ended when he was tracked down under a backyard gazebo by police bloodhounds, ending the dramatic pursuit.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/red-tree-crime--6847553/support.