Danelo Cavalcante, the convicted killer who escaped from a Pennsylvania jail on August 31, was spotted overnight with a new look and driving a stolen van.
"He changed his appearance," said the Pennsylvania State Police. "He is now clean-shaven and was wearing a yellow or green hooded sweatshirt, black baseball-style hat, green prison pants, and white shoes."
The 34-year-old was captured on video through a Ring Video Doorbell, which he tried to use to contact an associate of his, police said.
He had been operating a white 2020 Ford Transit van with license plate number ZST8818, but police presume he ditched it after running out of gas. The Chester County District Attorney said the van, which had keys inside, was reported stolen by a local dairy farm, Baily's Dairy. Cavalcante was also wearing a hoodie stolen from the farm.
It appears the fugitive continues to head west while trying to contact associates of his, police said. Police have an area they are investigating where they are trying to set up a perimeter. Police could not confirm its location.
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This is the latest sighting as the manhunt enters its 11th day. There have been a number of other credible sightings since the prisoner escaped when he climbed a wall and over razor wire at the Chester County Prison.
Surveillance video of the escape showed Cavalcante bracing his hands against one wall and his feet against another as he navigated upward and out of view.
At least 400 officers have reportedly joined in the search for the fugitive.
Cavalcante's escape came two weeks after he was convicted of first-degree murder over the 2021 killing of his former girlfriend, 33-year-old Deborah Brandão. Officials said he stabbed Brandão 38 times in front of her two children, who are now in her sister's care, according to CNN.
The U.S. Marshals Service has said Cavalcante is also wanted in his home country of Brazil over a 2017 homicide case, CNN said.
Officials fired the prison guard who allowed Cavalcante to slip away on his watch, according to The Associated Press. The Chester County Guard served 18 years as a corrections officer and was in the watch tower when the killer broke free.
A $20,000 reward is being offered to anyone with information leading to the capture of Cavalcante, police said.
Pennsylvania police urge anyone with information to call 911 or the tip line at (717) 562-2987.
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