20 years and running. tonight a new call to catch a rapist and police think he maybe using the names of dead people to stay out of sight. good evening, i'm matt austin. >> and i'm lisa bell. detectives hope someone recognizes this guy. shaun chaiyabhat is live. quite a twist in this investigation. >> reporter: yeah, it really is, not only did police figure out he's been using a fake name. now we have an updated picture of this illusive fugitive. >> reporter: for decades, police were looking for this man. who now may look more like this. his look has changed and so has his name.

charged with four counts of rape ing a child under 12-year-old. the crime appears to have happened in 1984, but he was never charged until 1996. and he still has never been arrested for the crime. instead, he went on the run. this picture was taken when he was in his 40s and for years, he was the last picture police had. at the time, his last known address was here in palm bay. neighbors do not recall him living here. perhaps because his appearance has changed. he is now 66-year-old this latest picture was taken in 2004 when he called himself robert dean woolly. police say he stole that identity from a dead man. that was more than a decade ago and police are convinced he may have taken other fake names. >> reporter: police say adams is 5'8".

you recognize those pictures. you're asked to call palm bay police. or send in an anonymous tip to crime line. that number is 180-0423 tips. reporting live tonight, thank you. bribing news, a plan to end the violence in syria. it appears the u.s. and other world powers agreed to cease fire. they made the announce ment late tonight. it calls for the delivery of humanitarian aid immediately. >> tonight a huge win and n a big drug battle. it's called the biggest heroin bust in history. how they crack ed the case all new at 11:00. >> reporter: detectives initially pulled over the couple for the paint on their windows. but a check with the police dog revealed much more was inside the truck. deputies arrested stephanie and

they found a pack of heroin as well as three beguns. and marijuana in the center his record shows he's a convictedguns. and marijuana in the center his record shows he's a convicted felon for drug possession. this is the second heroin bust in the week. the wheelchair bound woman sold heroin. she and nine others busted as part of operation deals on wheels. >> it's very unsettling. it's an elderly lady. i'm sure if you met her, she'd seem nice and all. she's in a house with weapons and wheelchair bound. >> reporter: two kilos of heroin each month. after as for them, they're in the marion county jail. new tonight, a stunning twist rounding the murders of two deputies. the killer's son think it is

david eaveens was wanted here in orange county. he died yesterday after a shooting in maryland. he was shooting at maryland deputies including one inside a panara. his son told a baltimore tv station. his mother was actually at the restaurant. s evens was there to hurt her. she called police and left before the shootings happened. >> he probably saw the rest of his life in jail and said i'm got going to -- i'm going to try to get away. never had any issues in the past with police officers and never disliked, you know what i mean? he was just, i think he just got into. he was a heavy drinker. he had emotional problems. and all in all, i think this is what happened today was a terrible tragedy. >> police say they approached him during a traffic stop in this parking lot last year, but he sped off and wasn't seen again. tonight, bernie sanders is trying to keep the momentum

hampshire. tonight a face off in milwaukee against hillary clinton. clinton lost big to sanders voters. she was asked why she didn't have much support among women. >> i have spent my entire adult life working towards making sure that women are empowered to make their own choices even if that choice is not to vote for me. [laughing] i think it's important to unleash the full potential of women and girls in our society. i'm proud that i support legislation that is currently in the congress. sport of almost all progressive democrats for the house and senate that says we will end the absurdy of of women today making $0.79 on the dollar compare today men. and in just hours, donald trump will bring the campaign to florida with a stump in tampa. the most recent poll of

19% edge over the next closest candidate ted cruz. a scare for a music legend. we're hearing barry manhattan low was rushed to a hospital today. he suffered complications from emergency oral surgery. his upcoming concert cancelled. he maybe force ed to cancel his appearance from the grammy awards too. now to a crime tracker alert, it's becoming a bigger concern in seminal county. just a couple weeks ago, we showed you this, this is video of thieves rummaging through unlocked cars. sashell saunders is live. what's the latest there? >> reporter: yeah, we are working to get answers for the seminal community. right now we are in the neighborhood called the enclave.

several times in the last couple months. this time a dodge charger was stolen right here on this street and neighbors think they caught the thieves on video. >> i saw them coming around and shining flashlights is and looking around into our vehicles and tugging on the doors to see if they were unlocked. >> reporter: you can watch as two guys boldly walk up to a home looking inside the car to see what they can find. but then karma. the guys go back to their car and it won't start. they walk out of frame and just minutes later, a black car pulls up. very similar looking to the black dodge charger that was also stolen last night just doors down. the guys throw their things into the black car and peel off. this morning. they returned. neighbors are disgusted. >> i work hard, and i don't feel people have the right to be able to take things from someone else who works hard for it. i mean, it's personal belongings and it's a violation of your

how you feel. it just really concerns me. >> reporter: good news here, one of those guys returned. they questioned them and neighbors said the police also took fingerprints. neighbors want more police presence here in the community. and just while we were here, by. police cars go by. they are paying more attention to these abets over here as well as they will there's a parole men in charge of this area who will be handling the cases around here. reporting sashell saunders slug. thank you the orange county deputies want you to watch this video. they say this man rob ed a walgreen's. investigators say he implied he

if you recognize him, call the sheriff's office or crime line. in and out of orlando international airport is about to get easier. fly over bridges to bog dwi creek road will open tomorrow. they will help drivers skip a series of traffic lights of bog dwi creek road south of the airport. they will open tomorrow afternoon just in time for rush hour. >> in just hours, the orange county sheriff's office will be getting unwanted beguns off the street. concerned that any gun gets a $50 gift card in the gun buy back event. no questions asked about that gun and an id is not required. you can turn your guns in at the orange blossom trail. that's between michigan and twenty-eighth streets. deputies will be collecting guns from 7-7 tomorrow. guns should be unloaded and in a plastic bag. a doorstep thief walks up and riffs off a florida family. the package taken that was vital for a young boy's health.

a dog. the dramatic rescue and where the pup hid until help arrived. tom? how much better did it feel today? temperature readings right now still in the 50s. jacksonville. 52 in orlando and 56 in tampa. i'll be right back to pinpoint a very mild overnight low for you. and talk about the big warm up tomorrow. first of all, families walking away from their mortgages. >> as we speak right now, you don't have to pay a monthly mortgage anymore. >> i haven't in eight years. so how does it work? what's the investigators uncovered. that's next. you're watching news 6 and the news 6 app live on a thursday night. central florida's most watched 11 o'clock news is back in two

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just imagine, never having to face a monthly mortgage payment again. news 6's investigators has been. it all hinges on the documents you signed at closing. >> reporter: how long has it been since you last paid a mortgage. >> the man i'm walking with asked not to be identified. that's his house. he owns it. free and clear. >> reporter: since 2012 you haven't had a mortgage payment? >> he discovered the technical glitch that led him to the home own ear holy grail. it's a quiet title. >> quiet any claim against your title except for yourself. >> reporter: notices from new services collecting on his mortgages kept showing up

that's when the light went on. >> how do i know who i'm suppose ed to pay? you know? why am i paying this person? because they sent me a letter. >> reporter: his original signed promise sayre note was never assign ed to his new mortgage servicer. the lender never produced it and the court issue ed the quiet title. >> if your mortgage was sold 8 or 10 times. who do you owe them money to? >> reporter: january said it's all about the paper trail that i mean to inspect signatures and present it is findings as an expert witness. >> reporter: what exactly are you looking for? >> i'm looking for real ink. real wet ink. >> reporter: under state law, that's the standard. banks must produce the original note not a copy. >> it should have been voluntarily dismised. >> reporter: the county dodge richard says forand against banks. he says in majority of the cases

but there are cases where the original note can't be produced. >> sometimes banks have difficulty doing that. in in those instances the homeowner wins. >> reporter: as we speak, you don't have to pay a monthly mortgage anymore. >> i haven't in eight years. >> reporter: audrey's case was recently heard. the judge couldn't comment. but after bankruptcy and five years of legal wrackling. she was able to keep her home. nation star bank, the fifth lend tore hold her mortgage couldn't produce her original signed note. >> i know i'm not the only one. i hear it over and over in court. >> reporter: people are struggling. trying to win this this argument. >>yes. >> reporter: but how many are successful. >> very few. >> reporter: attorneys we talk to say only a hand full of people have been successful trying this. still, if you'd like the check your mortgage status, we've set up a special interview extra. just go to facebook.com slash

michael felled, news 6. thank you and experts tell us that credit unions and smaller local banks appear to keep their documents up to date. the biggest defenders of lost original copies are major banks. if you're on the market for a mechanic, you need to see this. >> reporter: have you ever been ripped off by a mechanic? lots of people have. even though there's supposed to be a state agency to prevent that from happening. i'm investigators louis bolden, i came to allahassee tallahassee to find out. it was noticeably warmer owed there tonight. >> it was good in the afternoon. stop my beating heart. did you say it was noticeably warmer? >> what have. it wasn't quite as bitterly cold. it's a mark. tomorrow will be better.

take a look. ping's up nicely tonight. radar's clear. i'm not going to look for -- two-inches of rain just yet. we might each have a shower early saturday morning while you're sleeping. the peter fan other than that, i don't see rain coming terror days. the high normally for this time of night, we don't care. but it was such a rod change. after an overnight low of 35. we bounce back to 67. this morning, you drop down to 28 and made it back to 68 for your daytime high. and in the villages, we tag 70. so wrong, you could run for today. right now in orlando, 52, melbourne 49, ocala 48. still all the way from where we were 24 hours ago. 53 in sanford. 49 through palm coast. and daytona beach. and 51 from the cape to cocoa beach. and 49 in melbourne.

8 warmer in orlando and 9 warmer in kissimmee. satellite and radar show ing a void of cloud cover. so looks like your water vapor. remember the bright white stuff moisture. anything dark or black or orange, that's the dry air. so the dry air has done its deal. today. tomorrow, there'll be a little more cloud cover. back in. not saying it's going to be totally hazy. but we're going to warm up tomorrow. and with the warmer comes a little more cloud cover. during the day tomorrow, it's beautiful. by tomorrow night the next cold front rolls on top of us. this is what it look looks like. here we are saturday morning at 2:00 a.m. tomorrow night into the early morning hours of saturday, a cold front comes through. a lot of cloud cover. maybe a spritz of rain to be squeezed out.

much rain falling with this little bit bitty cold front. it's not huge. more like a cool front. knocking us down about 4 . by saturday morning, we're clearing back up. so saturday itself is a pretty good day. supped's valentine's day. and i think that will be just as nice, but again, a few cooler. overnight lows are just amazing compare ed to what we went through last night. last night in the 20s ocala. the villages tonight. 43 in ocala. 45 in leesburg. and 48 for the low in melbourne. i'll call the overnight low in the city beautiful at 48 as well. nice night. first thing in the morning, 49 in the sunshine. by noon, 68. check it out. daytime high, boom, 74 . that's even 1 warmer this time of year. a daytime high of 70. still mild, sunday is valentine's day.

and back to work on monday, 73, best chance of rain now is in the extepided forecast but not until tuesday. tuesday's daytime high, still 71. meteorologist troy bridges will be standing here at 5:00 a.m. with an update on the weekend. sleep tight. a thief caught in the act stealing from a doorstep. and three minutes, what was inside the package that was vital for a young boy. plus a dramatic fire rescue where firefighters saw the cops -- hiding from the flames. and here's tonight's winning lo

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speaking of adorable, ping is in the house. what's going on, buddy. she said i'd be okay with that. give us an update. i love dogs. and sasha. sasha only gets 1500 hits on facebook. mission impossible. karl edwards, nascar ivor driver getting ready for this weekend. and that man, now in the nhl.

must be a blood moon tonight or something. >> this is all about mac. this is about you tonight. this is about you. you said i was adorable. this is about you. homes said times like roar. what's going on here. i know i have not given florida state hoops a lot of love. i have certainly heard from many of you about the matter. right here in this inbox. good. they want coverage. you can move along. the knolls may have an outside chance of getting an at large bid next month with a win against number 13 in virginia. sprinkle in other big wins next week. maybe, mat maybe? not after tonight against syracuse. it was a three point show there in the second half. a three point game with a break. rover son right here. of all the nights you show.

oh no. tom, florida state, not a good loss. it's not good on the road. >> what'd you say? syracuse. all right the magic with the next days off. the next game next friday. a week from tonight, that's trade deadline. ly put myself out there saying i guarantee a trade will be made by the magic. with who, can't be for sure. i do believe jenny could be the two to go. >> no. yes. former magic douche coach. guaranteed coach. he says no. >> i'm just saying. (indiscernible). we'll terre have a chat afterwards. tomorrow is the first official practice. nascar's back on that world famous speed way. the daytona 500 on saturday. driver karl edwards this morning. taking a look at at the shuttle atlantis a tour from asked in

>> by far the coolest appearance i've ever done. we got really exciting couple weeks coming up. this is a highlight. this is a -- really neat. >> you will remember this night for a long time. he picks up and his national hockey league. and november 30th when he led the shut out win in the net. this is just after yesterday he shut down to the solar bears. he played for the team last year. a spot start last night. we have shades telling us that. now he's back with the lease. before he left, he played ping-pong. enjoy. >> garrett, when i say five games starting in the nhl, what does that mean to you, six words or less. >> i need to play a few more. what's the i think one thing you thought is a big difference starting the nhl v. the echl. >> the pregame meals.

compared to down here. >> whatever you can get your hands on. olive garden or macaroni grill. and up there, they have a nice spread all laid out for you. and when i say sew lore bears hockey, they mean what to you? >> where it all started really. sparks played the central florida q and a phrase ping-pong, as an nhl player, do you feel any better about your day. >> umm yeah. i don't know if he was too excited about that. i don't know. i wasn't feeling the energy. >> it's organization. 815. mike on his show. take a listen.

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