At AMW, we tell you about taking "bad boys" off the streets, but this week we're on the hunt for Sarah Jo Pender -- a bad girl who police say is about as violent and manipulative as they come.

In 2000, Pender and a male accomplice killed their two roommates with a shotgun before stuffing their lifeless bodies in an Indianapolis dumpster. Two years later, Pender was sentenced to 110 years in an Indiana correctional facility, but cops say that with the help of Scott Spitler, a corrections officer at the prison, Pender broke free in August, and hasn't been seen since.

AMW Correspondent Jon Leiberman traveled to Indiana to learn more about Pender, and he says that – now, more than ever -- she seems like a cold and calculating killer who shows no remorse for the crimes she's committed. "We spent a lot of time at the prison and talked with people who knew her there," Jon said. "I even walked the exact same escape route that she took."

Jon says that one of the most amazing things about this prison break is how police say Pender was able to use sex as a weapon to manipulate Spitler into aiding her escape. "After seeing the prison, I don't think she could've done it without him," Jon says.

Log on to AMW.com for extended video clips of Pender's accomplice in murder. While you're there, watch as Jon traces the escape route Pender took in her flight from justice. Then, tune on in Saturday night to help us track down a dangerous killer who police say will do just about anything to stay on the loose.