Susan Spencer

Dale Martin, Randy Demers, and Rudy Zamora began tracking Butler and his friends.

Chris Butler was under surveillance when police nabbed him at this intersection. In the car with him was his girlfriend, Lisa Ramirez, whom police suspected was the woman in the bank.

Chris Butler was under surveillance when police nabbed him at this intersection. In the car with him was his girlfriend, Lisa Ramirez, whom police suspected was the woman in the bank.

Chris Butler was under surveillance when police nabbed him at this intersection. In the car with him was his girlfriend, Lisa Ramirez, whom police suspected was the woman in the bank.

They thought they were such master criminals they could never be caught, or what? Correct.

They thought they were such master criminals they could never be caught, or what? Correct.

They thought they were such master criminals they could never be caught, or what? Correct.

Wow, that's a lot of money. And in the glove compartment, this gun. It's a BB gun. It's not a real weapon, but... This is a BB gun?

Wow, that's a lot of money. And in the glove compartment, this gun. It's a BB gun. It's not a real weapon, but... This is a BB gun?

Wow, that's a lot of money. And in the glove compartment, this gun. It's a BB gun. It's not a real weapon, but... This is a BB gun?

The treasure hunt continued at this house, where Butler and Ramirez had been staying. How important was the evidence that you found here?

The treasure hunt continued at this house, where Butler and Ramirez had been staying. How important was the evidence that you found here?

The treasure hunt continued at this house, where Butler and Ramirez had been staying. How important was the evidence that you found here?

Here, investigators discovered all the ingredients for making fake dynamite. Bits of wooden dowels, red paint, wires, and empty rolls of duct tape. Everything you could ask for in one convenient place. That same day, some 50 miles away, police picked up a third suspect, Christopher Huggins. They also recovered $93,000 stashed in a safe.

Here, investigators discovered all the ingredients for making fake dynamite. Bits of wooden dowels, red paint, wires, and empty rolls of duct tape. Everything you could ask for in one convenient place. That same day, some 50 miles away, police picked up a third suspect, Christopher Huggins. They also recovered $93,000 stashed in a safe.

Here, investigators discovered all the ingredients for making fake dynamite. Bits of wooden dowels, red paint, wires, and empty rolls of duct tape. Everything you could ask for in one convenient place. That same day, some 50 miles away, police picked up a third suspect, Christopher Huggins. They also recovered $93,000 stashed in a safe.

For as bumbling as they seemed, Michelle was the key witness against them, and she was afraid of retaliation, especially since Robert Ortiz, the last suspect, was still on the loose.

For as bumbling as they seemed, Michelle was the key witness against them, and she was afraid of retaliation, especially since Robert Ortiz, the last suspect, was still on the loose.

For as bumbling as they seemed, Michelle was the key witness against them, and she was afraid of retaliation, especially since Robert Ortiz, the last suspect, was still on the loose.

If you know where Ortiz is hiding, please call our hotline right now. But after Ortiz was featured on America's Most Wanted... He was caught in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The four suspects now all were under arrest. The ringleader, Christopher Butler, wasn't talking.