Convicted murderers, rapists and drug traffickers are among the 10 most wanted fugitives on the run in Australia.
Topping the list is notorious underworld figure Graham Potter, a cold-blooded killer who fled police five years ago.
On Monday, Crime Stoppers and the police will launch a joint manhunt for Australia's most elusive criminals and suspects.
Task forces in every state and territory will dedicate the next 11 days to tracking down convicted criminals who have fled while on parole, or suspects in chilling crimes. 
As part of Operation Roam, Victoria Police have released a disturbing list of 10 men who could be hiding out in Victoria.
Victoria Police Assistant Commissioner Steve Fontana said police needed the community's help to track down and capture the evasive fugitives.
"Every piece of information has the potential to be the missing link to solving a crime or locating a wanted person," he said.
Potter, widely recognised as Australia's most wanted man, has evaded police for five years.
He is alleged to have been involved in a murder plot to kill two men at the wedding of Mick Gatto's son in 2008.
The 57-year-old has also been linked to a huge drug haul in the same year. Police intercepted 15 million smuggled ecstasy tablets with a street value of $440 million.
Potter was jailed for life for the brutal murder and mutilation of 19-year-old woman Kim Barry in 1981, but was released in 1996.
Since fleeing Queensland police in   August 2010, Potter is understood to have travelled interstate and could be residing in the Riverina, in New South Wales.
A master of disguise, Potter is believed to have changed his appearance multiple times and may use the aliases of Peter Anderson and Josh Lawson.
Also on the list is convicted rapist Leslie Sharp, who breached bail and is now on the run.
The 48-year-old was convicted in 1999 for rape, attempted murder, deprivation of liberty and sexual assault in Queensland. He was jailed but later released on parole. He then failed to report in compliance with parole conditions.
The youngest man of the 10, Wade Mackenzie, is just 26 years old. Mackenzie was allegedly involved in a grisly assault in Mordialloc in Victoria in 2013, in which the victim was severely beaten with a baseball bat.
The other men include:
Anthony Sitar, allegedly involved in multiple commercial drug importations in 2011; Robert Cairns, convicted for aggravated burglary, making threats to kill, weapons offences and serious assaults. Cairns breached his parole in Victoria; Duc Luu, convicted for trafficking cannabis, theft and cultivating a narcotic plant. Luu breached his parole in Victoria; Hoa Xuan Bui, allegedly involved in the importation of prohibited drugs in Perth in 2014; Michael Tillman, wanted over an attempted murder in Surfers Paradise, Queensland, in 2010. He is also alleged to have bitten another person in an altercation in 2011; Kenneth Cook, allegedly committed a string of sexual assaults between 1996 and 2002 in Queensland; Brady Hamilton, allegedly involved in a homicide in Sydney in 1999.
Last year, police arrested three fugitives within 48 hours of launching Operation Roam, said head of Crime Stoppers Victoria Sam Hunter.
"There is always someone in the community who knows where these people are living. They may have assumed normal life in your local suburb," Ms Hunter said.
A reward of up to $1000 is offered for information that leads to the arrest of a fugitive.
If you see one of the pictured men in your neighbourhood, call 000 immediately.
If you know the whereabouts of any of the fugitives contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.