The 25 Most Wanted International Fugitives

Abdul is an American citizen born to Iraqi parents in Bloomington, Indiana who moved back to Baghdad with his family after his father received a doctorate from Indiana University. He later turned out to be the weapons expert who allegedly help make the bombs used in the 1993 attacks on the World Trade Center. Abdul is also the only participant that was never caught. Reward: $5 million

An Egyptian explosives expert and high ranking member of al-Qaeda, Saif is wanted for the 1998 bombings of several US embassies in East Africa, for assisting with the assassination of Egyptian President Anwar Al Sadat, and for providing training to numerous terrorist groups in military tactics and intelligence. Reward: $5 million

As the leader of Filipino terrorist organization Abu Sayyaf Group Isnilon is known as The Deputy. Currently he is wanted on numerous counts, including the abduction and beheading of several foreign nationals. Reward: $5 million

Formerly a senior commander in the Janjaweed militia, Ali is wanted for a number of war crimes against civilians in the Darfur including rapes, murders, assassinations, genocide, and the forced displacement of tens of thousands of people. Reward: Unspecified

As an American senior operative for al-Qaeda, Adam grew up in California and converted to Islam at 17. Shortly thereafter he became involved with a fundamentalist group and relocated to Pakistan. Since become a senior commander he has been commonly referred to as “Azzam the American” even appearing with Osama bin Laden in several videos. He is the first American to be charged with the capital offense of treason since Tomoya Kawakita in 1952. Reward: $1 million

A Rwandan businessman, Kabuga is accused of bankrolling and participating in the Rwandan Genocide. Reward: $5 million

The head of organized crime sydicate D-Company in Mumbai, India, Dawood is widely believed to be the mastermind behind the 1993 Bombay bombings. Moreover, he is considered to be one of the worlds most ruthless criminals and is known to have close ties with al-Qaeda. Reward: $5 million

A Mexican drug lord who heads the Sinaola Cartel – the biggest and most powerful drug trafficking organization in the world. Joaquin has become so powerful that Forbes named him in the Top 100 most influential people in the world, surpassing the infamous Pablo Escobar as the most notorious drug lord ever. Reward: $ 5 million

As the leader of the Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA), Joseph is a Ugandan militant that has abducted tens of thousands of children and forced them into his ranks as rebel soldiers. Since its creation the LRA has been responsible for numerous war crimes including brutal massacres, mutilations, cannibalism, and the displacement of millions of people. Reward: Unspecified

Following the death of Osama bin Laden this Egyptian physician and Islamist theologian is now the head of the most powerful terrorist organization on the planet. Not surprisingly his position on this list reflects that. Reward: $25 million