A former 'most wanted' fugitive who remained on the run for two years has offered a glimpse into the mindset of man on the run in the wake of and capture 13 days later. Seth Ferranti, 51, is a former college drug kingpin who landed on the US Marshals Most Wanted list in 1991 after faking his suicide to evade cops when a warrant for his arrest was issued. He was eventually caught, and after serving 21 years in federal prison for Continual Criminal Enterprise - the same charge handed down to cartel boss - he became an activist and filmmaker who has .
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