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A deed on a wanted poster typically refers to the criminal act or offense for which the individual is being sought by law enforcement. It may include specific details about the crime, such as the nature of the offense, date, and location, to inform the public and solicit assistance in apprehending the suspect. The deed is often highlighted to emphasize the severity of the crime and encourage people to report any information related to the fugitive.
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Can you get a The Wanted poster on Moshi Monsters?
No, you can not get "The Wanted" poster on Moshi Monsters. However, you can get a "Strangeglove Wanted Poster" with a code. The code is: volcano
Was there a wanted poster for Frederick Douglass?
I don't think there was a wanted poster of Fredrick Douglass
Was there a wanted poster for Jesse James?
Yes, there was a wanted poster. There was a 10,000 dollar price on his head dead or alive.
How do you do a Ned Kelly wanted poster?
See the related link for an example of a genuine Ned Kelly wanted poster from the 1880s.
Who is on the wanted poster in booth's FBI office on the TV show Bones?
The wanted poster in Booths office is of John Dillinger.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_DillingerThe picture is the one from the poster.
How do you say wanted as in a wanted poster?
Se busca or buscado
What is the name of a picture of a wanted person?
The usual name is a "wanted poster."
What is a wanted poster?
A wanted poster is usually showing a face of a outlaw, robber or escaped crimnal. It is mainly to get help from the public for the police. It was common in the wild west.
How you make a wanted poster from one piece?
You find a wanted poster from One Piece and you trace over the paper. Draw anyone who you want and write the name and bounty.
What is a 5 letter word that would be a wanted poster word?
"Wanted : Dead or Alive"
What type of font is used on a wanted poster?
Algerian is good
what year was the first wanted poster?
The first known wanted poster was created in 1793 in the United States. It was issued for the capture of a man named John Wilkes Booth, who was wanted for the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln. This poster marked a significant development in law enforcement and public appeals for assistance in capturing fugitives.
