These Inmates Created A Fake Bomb To Escape Death Row | Real Stories
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- In late October of 1983, a group of inmates slated for death launched the elaborate scheme that would set them free. Each of the six were assigned a specific task that included intelligence gathering, weapons fabrication, and intense strategy.
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Came here after a search from a Facebook snippet. Glad I did.💯
Same
Loll sammee
yuuup watched the snippet and NEEDED the full story
Samee
Same here.
Can we just take a moment and applaud the production value of this documentary? It's amazing how accurate and to the point the acting and representation of the incident is.
Yes I agree.
Must of cost alot of money to produce
Yeah it was a terrific documentary but it was more like a movie to me!
@Deangelo HALL. U.N.F GANG ENT go away
The content is licensed from a mainstream production company. Still really good, but definitely not done on a RUclips budget.
Aww. You think this was made by a amateur RUclipsr. Not everything on RUclips is original content. Obvs.
The narrator’s voice is unbelievably scary, chilly and darn good! Without his voice these episodes and other channels shows wouldn’t be so popular n well watched!
I love how the guy they’re interviewing talks about how ‘crafty’ and ‘knowledgeable in the ways of the street’ the inmates are. Completely playing down the STUNNING incompetence of the guards. Just, wow.
They made that clear in very beginning. Be fair!!
Seems to me like you are playing down how the only escape from death row (the impossible,let the white man tell it) was achieved by young black thugs,further proving that intellectually black people are far far more superior than anyone else.
Seems to me like you are playing down how the only escape from death row (the impossible,let the white man tell it) was achieved by young black thugs,further proving that intellectually black people are far far more superior than anyone else.
I burst out laughing at this lovely gem you dropped
Hind sight is ALWAYS 20/20, and I'm SURE that the guards wanted to convey "how smart" the inmates were, so that it made themselves appear to be much less idiotic.
The fact they pulled off an escape without hurting any of the guards is amazing
They did that by choice.
They were innocent
Yep, although, if time wasn't an essence and there was a possibility they wouldn't get sentenced for the murders afterwards, who knows how much more bloody this would have gotten..
@IDK I don't think they should be free but certainly taken off death row they obviously don't want to kill anyone, because is they did want to kill who better than the men in control of keeping them locked up until certain execution.
They did it for the raza home's
My ex-fatherinlaw was a guard at max security prison, and when they took over that prison, they took him and 2 other guards, put them in a cell,and put other convicts, to protect them, because they said in all the years you have been here, you treated us with respect, and decent, so nothing happened to them,but other guards were hurt really bad,my wife was crying of course, but her father told he was scared, but it payed off treating them with common respect and decency,
Yeah ok 👌🏼
You don't have to believe it,I don't care, but it's not the only time decent guards were protected, in prison riot takeovers,
Bless your family. Your father-in-law is a wise man. It always best to treat everyone as well as you can. Thank you for sharing.
@@mattp1821 i don't think he's defending criminals.
This documentary left out a lot of information.
As a now retired, career correctional officer, and yes, working in the Max, I am simply amazed at the repeat lax actions of the staff.
Basic needs are all these criminals deserve. Prison is more like a supervised holiday resort. Disgusting!!! University degrees, conjugal visits, and other privileges...really??? On our tax dollars? I know that we have DNA testing that needs to be done much more quickly so that those that are not guilty can be released. Keeping people imprisoned for ten, twenty, or more years is a waste of time and money... build individual runs for daily exercise. I cannot afford to join a gym or higher education, yet my tax dollars are paying for multiple degrees for these degenerates. They hide behind :finding God". Can we be that daft to fall for that???
@@jeannyvanduyvenvoorde2472 Have you been to prison? Or just based off what you see in shows?
@@jeannyvanduyvenvoorde2472you have a very skewed view of prison. You think they would hatch a plan so convoluted it’s main piece is a TV that’s supposed to be a damn bomb if it was like a “supervised Holliday resort”? What a silly statement
@@jeannyvanduyvenvoorde2472 You left out the slave labor they do to generates huge sum of 🤑🤑🤑.
After hearing about the measly income they earn, I am not surprised of their lax!
They actually tricked the prison staff into providing a motor vehicle they could use in fleeing. This has to be the greatest escape of all time. Not only did the mastermind outsmart the entire engineering design of the place he also outsmarted the way it was operated. Unreal.
Zaquan, You should watch the documentary about the guys who escaped a Virginia prison. Did you see the story about the guy in Texas escaping. It's unbelievable how he escaped!! Now a whole family is dead!! I hope the family sues Texas. I sued Oklahoma and won. They are responsible for my baby's death!! He was only 4 years old. 😢😭😢😭
@@foreverlove8919 Sorry to hear that but thank you for the advice.
@@foreverlove8919 that must be tough.Keep strong
@@foreverlove8919 What happened
@@jonwinder6622 Jon, long heart breaking story. My baby suffered and was brutally tortured and beaten to death. 😢
"their own parents terrified .. not for them but of them". what a good line.
I read this comment right as the man said those words! Perfext timing lol! And definitely a good line!!
@@heidielston7769 😂💁♀️
Sad
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What horrible experience prisons in America are a disgrace to human rights..
I'm absolutely STUNNED by how many "Breaches of Protocol" happened at this place!!! If inmates saw THIS many mistakes being CONSTANTLY made, then it was just a matter of time before there was an escape!!!
The prisoner's actions initiated the mistakes. The mistakes didn't exist before.
I was saying the same thing. So many security protocols were violated.
Yea US prisons like to adopt the 'learn from ur mistakes' systems back in the day. They create what they thought was a great prison but find out inmates have nothing but time to scheme, find weaknesses & CO vulnerabilities to use against the system. After escapes the prisons fix the weaknesses that were exploited previously and when building new prisons they use the past to form once again the new 'escape proof' prison, only to find someone else is actually smarter than they are.
Funny part is a tiny magnet from earbud headphones can open most of these electric prison doors....
Very clever I suppose every think just fell into sync or they were genius !
Death Row inmates don't want to die but they failed to understand that their victims did not want to die either. 👍
I love that. I've always said, criminals don't give 10 cents for your life, but they love their own.
My eyes burning
@@Daniela-Christianson Of course they do, that only makes sense.
Are you five years old? Is water wet? Is the stove hot when mummies cooking?
@@steveanton763 Who's the mummy?
Somebody should produce this story as a movie, it would be action packed.
I freaking know! Someone please tell me they have!
Oh yeah, it needs to be done!
Yeah, action packed alright but what’s the point of letting the public know how they make fool of the guards. It kind of just helping the devil celebrate how and what was done.
@@annsantonino9103 movie don’t all have to have good outcomes things can be grey.
They should just lock up every black person like they did to the Japanese in world war 2. I'd watch that movie
This has been the most amazing documentary I have watched to date! I applaud the whole production! AMAZING!
It’s called FBI Files if you want to watch more from the show. Usually comes on CI or investigation channel owed by discovery.
It’s amazing what people with nothing but time can think of .
They got nothing but time to observe and watch every move, learn timing, learn patterns, learn officer personalities and how to hustle them.
And nothing left to lose is even more scary
Exactly
@@missjewells5063 the morning of cou quickld do a get these to xx
@@fullergemma what
Willie stayed behind cause he had a appeal pending 😂😂😂 did he think he would still get it after this? 😆😆😆😆
For real tho!! That's exactly what I thought. Lol
It was nice to see that even amid savagery, some of the inmates recognized the nurse's humanity and did not allow the others to have their way with her.
Never knew that word "savagery" is still used today. Interesting though. ✌️
@@jodyljohnson8515 If you look at what they were convicted for, you will see that the word "savage", is entirely appropriate in its description.
@@justanotherguy469 I heard what they were convicted for. I would imagine that savagery is a polite way to describe them, nothing against that word on that one 😶✌️
@@jodyljohnson8515 I stand corrected.
Savages they are absolutely..
Their crimes reflect savagery.
The reenactment in this was the best I ever seen. What a story
I’m only here from a seeing a Facebook Snippet. Glad to see the full story. Very intriguing
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Sammme
Same 😂😂😂
Yess same here. Glad i did. This got way to interesting for me to not see it to the end💯
Me too buddy
Not gonna lie that escape was on point. Granted they hurt people and it's horrible. The way they went about it was flawless in their time.
They could’ve hurt a lot more people though let’s be honest I haven’t got to the end yet but so far A few of them have actually stopped anything from happening that could be bad. You can’t really blame them for trying when they’re on death row can you how can it get any worse? I feel sorry for the guy that stayed behind and has the appeal because I can’t imagine that went very well
@@lunity1111 yeah mad props to the guy that stopped the rape dude must have had mad respect for him to back off when he hasn't touched a woman in years and is on death roll with nothing to loose
@amberwebb7298 - re: "Not gonna lie" = Do you normally LIE in daily life, or only tell the truth after using those 3 lame words ??
@@warriormanmaxx8991 no it’s funny because I have to jump in on this one because somebody really reacted to me saying that on a totally different blog, not going to lie is a very common phrase over here it doesn’t mean much to do with lying it’s just a colloquial phrase to say let’s be honest. For example I might say let’s not lie salt and vinegar crisps are better than ready salted. It’s rly just a common little phrase certainly in the uk. An American had a real freak out with me once when I used it, and accuse me of calling him a liar it was crazy.
@@lunity1111 I can see it getting worse for the people they raped and murdered and their family's
This is a very well put together documentary 👏
This was SO GOOD to watch. I gotta give it to those inmates, they played those guards so easily. Very well presented and full of tons of info.
fkn a
True that I totally agree
I also agree totally w/ Kristina. Put this on the TV to watch w/ my 85 yr Dad. Kept our attention, (me-stressing inside as if I were living there during that time).
Stay healthy & safe all. 🙋
They're all __lack. Why not lock down the state? Allow no lacks in or out of the state for a week.
These guys are monsters, but this plan was absolutely incredible. It’s amazing what humans can do to get out of seemingly inescapable settings.
hello
They are not monsters, but very much human. Our society is built on vivisection, factory farming and slaughterhouses. Don't expect anything good to come from that.
@@thomas2much601 wow, that is so profound. I would have never known these people were human if you hadn’t left this comment.
@@youtubeepicuser4209 we normally do not like to accept blame for the evil we do, blaming the animals. It is we who stab peope to death. We who are wild and dangerious. We must learn to be loving and gentle as the animals. It is egregious how we abuse our power over all other life.
@@thomas2much601 i used the word “monster” as a descriptor of the people. You don’t call animals monsters. You’re trying to make some kind of point that is totally misguided and irrelevant, based on one word that is used to describe people. Just stop
Amazing. One of the most fascinating stories produced and packaged into one helluva true crime doc, one of the best I’ve ever seen
Kudos to the inmate who stopped the rape
they themselves raped other innocents.. so... idk
Yes, although I imagine that the inmate was probably motivated less by his conscience and more by the fact that an assault on the nurse (or murder of a guard) would have a major negative impact on his pending appeal.
Yep, I imagine that was to lessen the punishment after the great chances of getting re-captured.
Everyone has their moral boundaries. Most of even convicted multiple killers for example wouldnt hurt women or children. Child abusers and rapists get killed in prisons by inmates who believe its crossed their moral code.
Prob did not happen , make the death row inmates sound worse to make the views stack ? Not 100 sure but?
“A state of the art, escape-proof facility.”’
Yeah, OK. And the Titanic was unsinkable, too.
Logic from 40 years ago XD
Criminal minded people are dangerous. And very intelli
It was state of the ART...
ESCAPES WERE REALLY GOOD AT ART...
Yeah, and it's safe to land on active Volcano's, ?
These guys got out because the guards got sloppy. There are double checks in place that they failed to use often enough that the prisoners knew exactly who to compromise for this escape. If the procedures had been followed, these individuals would never have had the chance to even try to escape.
The acting 🎭 and production 🎥🎬 was purely amazing with the creation of this documentary. I’m a film student and plan on starting my own company creating short film/movies true crime stories particularly survival stories. This documentary and so many others really inspire me. I am thankful all of the inmates was caught. That had to be such a scary time for the community residents. And so many props to everyone who worked effortlessly to assist in their capture.
Good luck w your film company🎞📽🎬👍👍👍
Good luck, hope it all works out well for you ♡
Good luck I wouldn’t mind doing some acting for you
I have watched hundreds of documentaries re: prison escapes and prison life etc. and this is by far the most elaborate & it’s insane to me that it actually worked… the guards let their guard down immensely & those Inmates took lots of time to collaborate this.. wow.
Inmates do many things. Always tricking the hacks. Many different reasobs
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It's amazing how the videos of these events have been created & put together as a movie. The order & manner by which the movie is depicted, is very fascinating. Doesn't seem like a move. You guys out there are geniuses.
Idk why this voice calms me and helps me sleep better. I'd pay to have him read me a non crime book.
I remember this hearing when I WAS IN DA FEDS!!
Best way to escape take I-66
This guy does other documentaries and their not all about prisons. Some more relaxing bed time ones . He does alien ones and mystery ones to just to let u all know cos I use him for bedtime to lol
haha I know what ya mean, he also narrates the A Haunting Series which always calms me watching it at night.
@@therealdarthvader6185 p
Saw 13 minutes on Facebook had to come see the whole thing about willie turner
Me too
@@LeoSilvaworldchannel and me
same here
He seems to be the most ethical of the group, stopping the attack on the nurse.
Me too !!
Great documentary. Very well produced and filmed/executed. On top of it the narrator's haunting voice and story-telling.
So glad it was grown men in their that stayed to the plan & stuck to they word!!
“No Murders, No Raping”
I literally LOL'd with the 2 inmates being caught, in a laundrette, with wine and cheese......1/2 a block from the prison!! 🤦♀️🤣🤣🤣
Nets K ... The geniuses escaped for 19 hours and only got as far as two blocks from the prison, lol!...
@@ladyviva7500 it's too funny, like a sketch from a comedy film!! 🤣
I did, too.
It was the county jail that they were caught near. Not the prison they escaped from.
@@netsk1679 haha
My Uncle Ernie Fimiano was in that prison when it happened.. He was a Cintas account rep who delivered floor mats and replacement linens… After the incident Cintas offered to take the prison off his route.. He told them no way… it was the most exciting night he’s had in 27 years .. R.I.P. Uncle Bootsy
I bet
❤💚🦋
What are your thoughts on the S.C. 7 slaughtered at Lee Co.?
I'm going to think of this and have a good laugh when I need to laugh.
This real life story is the best I ever saw. Excellent job!
This narrator is my favorite of all time.
Legendary
He is really good 👍 now that you mention it.
@@JT-ic6st dd!!!dd!!dd!!!!ddd!ddd!d!!!d=!dd!!dddd!!!!!!!!!!!!d!!!!!!!!!d!!!!!!dd!!!!!!
His calm demeanor and low voice tone puts me to sleep. 💤💤
Love his voice but what’s his name?!!!
The fact a gun was found in the cell of someone on death row after all this happened clearly shows that not nearly enough changes were made. I am certain the pay must be increased for the guards and training increased by a factor of a 1000 at least
The fact I went to sleep watching this and had the wildest dream like I was there with them 😂😂😂
Me too lol
Facebook brought me here am so happy.i love these documentaries
One of the best documentaries I've ever seen.
I love the host's voice. It had always comforted me on the other crime shows. Who is this man
I think he's called Anthony Tony, 2Tone. Same guy who does the FBI Files Voiceover.
Anthony call is his name.
@@bylp3free335 tony call. peter thomas who narrates forensic files and medical detectives is just as cool and suave!!!
I hope you're a woman. If not, we're gonna have some problems
I must agree with you on that his voice is alright 🤠
Imagine wearing the same correctional officer's uniform and thinking that ripping off the patches would make you invisible. LOL
For me it's the dude who turned himself in when he was 5 miles away from the Canadian boarder😂
Can only be hunger.
Facts
@@Hehakaa lies
If that’s me, I’m eating trees grass and bushes lol. The story is though that he was freezing cold and called his Mother’s. And she convinced him to turn himself in. Canada doesn’t extradite people on death row, by the way. So he really was as close as it gets there, to full on escaping death row 💯% even if caught.
If they were gonna die anyway, why not risk it?
@@kadendubois9188 you always listen to momma
Fantastic documentary!! A must see and very informative. Thank you for posting!
When I was a kid, I used to think all criminals were dumb people; people who were too dumb to follow laws. When I reached my teen years, I learned just how smart some actually are. Especially people who've committed elaborate crimes and those who outsmarted prison complexes. The prisoners in this doc. here made literal history when they escaped. Let this be a lesson to us all that we should never underestimate certain people. These people waltzed right out of a super-max prison front door without killing anyone, then leading police on a wild goose chase when everyone realized what happened. Talk about unbelievable...
Jeffy darmer was very smart ted budded was to There was this one criminal who escaped prison 17 times
As Salaam Alaikum. I used2 think everyone in jail or prison were bad guilty people. Innocent people don't go to jail, only guilty bad people. I have since learned better. Lots of Innocent people go to jail. There goes me by the grace of God. 🙏
Yeah...lets give em a great big hand!
@Emontre Waters grammar issues?
yes they were smart but not wise....wise persons do not end up to electric chair or lethal injection ✌️✨
Loving the positivity on this video.
These are some sophisticated inmates. Wine and cheese after a long night on the run...lmao. I had to rewind to make sure I didn't misunderstand the narrator. @58:00
Wine with cheese is very popular.
Filthy Addictions k
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They got hungry while being on the run!
I was thinking the same LMAO
I remember this escape. Man, I don't know why ANY woman would want to work in a facility like that.
Linda Casey Why
@@nickabbott319 Because of the men
Linda Casey What we do?
You’re goddamn criminals!!
They were fortunate to not have been hurt...
Wow, that was a crazy moment and a very good job for the whole team. The teamwork is also amazing. Also this documentary and how to explain everything is amazing. I can't imagine with the technology that the police department and the FBI have right now!
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The inmates were pretty clever, and the prison system seriously lacked security protocols. One thing they could’ve done is set up codes to use in conversations with other corrections officers to let them know that they were being held hostage.
No, the officer's didn't follow protocols
I’m from VA(reside in Richmond). This escape essentially had the entire state on lockdown. I remember not using the outer gas pumps at gas stations because of this 🥺.
Thank you for the upload RS.
Watching from NSW Australia.
The Mecklenburg six... similar to the infamous Texas seven... one of the most daring jailbreaks ever. I remember this episode like it was yesterday. Had they been housed at the ADX Florence, such an escape would be impossible.
Can't lie that was good how they managed to get control of an entire block and trick the whole facility shows how smart and intelligent inmates can be. They got caught because they did not think this through
I just love how the narrator tells this story...
I still amazed with this real life action not just dramatic movie
Crazy Doco, loved it. It's amazing how easily they gave up their new 'freedoms'. It shows you how hard living in this world can be. In jail, at least you have meals, rec time and cellmates. Also, how after all that, the guy at the end had a loaded gun in his typewriter?! Where he get that?
They don't make respectful true crime series like this so much anymore.. I can't stand the sensationalism in some true crime shows. And the way they ask loved ones of victims ignorant questions..
"Never went past the fifth grade, but learned to read and write in prison." That says a lot.
That says a lot about the fifth grade
He also was a prison locksmith and said that he had made a key to every cell he had ever had and was smart enough to make and hide weapons in almost any place including the gun found in his cell after he was executed . They said he had fashioned a weapon from the metal scrapings that had fallen away from the toilet lets not be ignorant ourselves okay he had no sense @ the time of the murder but a stupid man he WAS NOT !!!
Tells you he lies
@Chevy Atkins it's not all Americans. Wow.
US prisons can be decidedly redirective places. Scholastic no-hopers can end up mastering trigonometry and calculus. In those restrictive environments they innately go for focus, they seek out the project, however innocuous and incontingent it may initially be.
“Has it ever struck you that life is all memory, except for the one present moment that goes by you so quick you hardly catch it going?”― Tennessee Williams.
Very informative, nice keep it up!
what a great episode!
Quarantine make me addicted watching crimes movies 😂😂😂
Same here 🤣🤣
:)
me too
I'm not in quarantine but enjoy listening to these stories.
@Star Glory thank you so much for writing me back!
I came here just for the adverts!! I have to say it was definitely worth the watch!! I wasn't let down at all with aleast 8 ads!! 🤣
Pay for premium. Or.... skip to the very end of a video then restart the video. Voila, no ads.
Skip to the end and restart it. Basic.
No ads with Chromecast.
@Violinist 1 lol
The only down side is there this documentary about people escaping from death row interrupting the ads every once in a while, but fortunately it's not excessive; pretty much all adverts.
Total respect for the enforcement. This is so lovely and real sacrifice to the state and humanity. Well done men of great service.
What a great job!
imagine participating in a fairly well organized prison break that goes off without a hitch, just to get lost and get arrested at a laundromat less than a block away from the prison
it was all because of the dude he was with , the jacket he wore or brought was one of the guard jackets
they were a block away from the jail in the town in NC.
@@KelluehazeDSOO his dumbass should have took off the jacket and they should have left Virginia fast
This is one of the most fascinating documentaries I have ever seen.
I feel so bad for the Nurse 😢 she suffered more than anyone else did
all around its bad for everyone
But other officers were threatened to be killed
Me too!😡😭🤢
could have been worse. Good for her there was a death row convict to stop it from happening.
How so?
A well done documentary and filming. Kudos to the state of Virginia for getting all six of them the just desserts that they richly deserved, after recapture.
Especially the 2 Brileys for their murder gang stuff.
I would watch that movie, if it is ever made!
This is an exiting and lesson filled story!
Èvery one needs a wake up call....
I heard stories from people
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This documentary has better production values than movies that I see nowadays! Wow.
Anything without a blue haired freak being passed off as normal has good production vslue
@@Blue_eye_devilrent free
i was in corrections for 37 yrs. the real fault was not counting. i still constantly count and i have been retired for years. i had 40 hrs a week to stop any and all situations. they have 24 hrs a day 7 days a week X years to figure out how to get around us and our sop. the wonder is it doesnt happen more often.
The work the FBI did in 1984 to catch these 6 was incredible!! Imagine what the FBI can do now?!?
Indeed.. with all this improved and modern technology
I have SEEN 'WHAT' the FBI can and WILL do,today. Embarrassing.The FBI has become an institution that smart folks are better to avoid becoming 'interesting' to them. The corruption in the ranks is as bad as can get.
Get an illegal case thrown out 😂
Gerratano was actually released. In 2000 they ran a more accurate DNA test and his DNA didn’t match the crime scene. They forced him to make a false confession.
the terror that poor nurse must have felt 33:55
Yes
But God bless the man that stopped the rape!!!
Those men were very smart in prison, but quite the opposite outside.
Excellent documentary.
I love your shows! Keep up the good work!
Thank god for Wilbur, I don’t want to imagine what would happen to poor Nurse Clark. Had he not stopped them.
😆 My wife said the exact same thing! Nurse Clark was about to get the business 😆 😆
@Lady Key Lol 😆
@Lady Key you can get the business as well
@@The_BlaccTop_OG on me 😂👌
Male prison guards have been raped before, who knows what happens when they manage to get hostages, no one is safe!
That escape was brilliant omg the balls & patience to pulll that off .
Damn good episode
TO ALL OF THEIR VICTIMS, RIP 🙏🏼
I hope day get a good bed in heaven rip God bless all. 😢😢😢😢😢😢🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
these videos are so addictive
I'm hooked
@@nondukandaba9386 You're fooked
I watch them while I clean my guns.
They are. Sometimes I forget what brought me to RUclips
Absolutely right! 👍
Wow! This case and depiction had me enthralled from beginning to end! Well done! Btw, narrator’s voice is so soothing. I wish he could read me some bedtime stories. Lol!
FBI Files... he puts me to sleep every night lol
@@HeatherBoo916 same I watch these while laying down definitely help me sleep like a baby lol
real stories is the best documentary story❤❤❤
This is truly master mind. Great job by law enforcement recovery them semi quickly.
From the inmates perspective. Might as well break out at any cost, you're already on death row, you've absolutely nothing left to lose.
They should edit to add at the end that the prison was closed and completely demolished. No longer exists.
I was wondering about that. Thanks!
No longer necessary cuz you did it for them.
Agreed, I think is no longer necessary
Okay so you do realize this isn’t an official upload from Filmrise.
1:12:00 Tuggle: "I just escaped prison. I'm off to Canada!"
Tuggle heads south.
God bless the folks in law enforcement!
I played Lynwood Brialey in this documentary. Thanks for sharing!
Build a $80 million dollar state of the art facility, staff it with people barely making minimum wage. Sheer geniuses down there in Virginny.
The genius lies with state legislature? No. They going to lining up to quit soon.
That place was built in the 70s, and it didnt cost no dam 80 million 😂😂😂😂, pre fab buildings. They build the jails the same way now.
The manhunt over 3 weeks to recapture 6 killers, probably cost more than the facility.
It might have been cheaper to up the guards salaries by a couple of bucks each!
No, the facility was designed incorrectly- as the many electronically controlled doors and checkpoints needs staffing around the clock, which consumed 1/3rd of the available staff at those positions alone.
Additionally, the administration felt that due to recent court victories in lawsuits, that the "ACLU was running Mecklenburg". In particular, they bristled at being required to give death row inmates 8 hours pod time (out of their cells) per day.
$20 million
imagine escaping prison then decide to call and turn yourself in🤣
Well he did get to live an extra 10 years because of that compared to the harshness and unpredictable years he would of had left in the outside world so it makes sense why he did
Great film. The best on the Internet. Very interesting. Would expect ads but there weren't any. Hope you make money somehow.
Excellent coverage 👍
Why were they covering their faces at the end when they were captured? It's not like they had a reputation to uphold.
They are bad people. Bad people often use fake names. If someone is looking for them they can find them via face recognition...
Right 😂
@@SitPls come on, now.
I remember that 'why are they covering their face' line for a comedians stand up act.. I think it was a Jerry Seinfeld line from about 20yrs back or more. hahahah!
@@travisthechimp7857 It's so ironic you said that! Hulu has Seinfeld and I've been watching it for the past week. Last night I saw the episode where he talks about it in his stand up and I was like no way, I just commented that the other day! lol
Breaking out of jail IQ : 3000
Once out of jail IQ : 3
LMFAO right!
I thought that as well. It only worked getting out singe they got the help of many people together. Seems that the more people the better the plan goes
being back in normal civilization shocked them
.. and back in jail IQ 3000 + 3 - 3003
Just outnumbered. They needed money and resources. Too many variables to plan once out. Plus the FBI got involved so they never had a chance. Most people can't outsmart the FBI. They have every resource available. Resources we don't even know about. Of course they'll always win. Maybe a true genius who worked for them could. He'd need unlimited funds and extreme hacking skills. Still a hacker that can trace them tho. Pointless
Those 6 knew what time it was,Don't ever underestimate a Con,Most are way smarter than you think...
If they’re all on death row and they’re all convicted murderers it is amazing to me that they didn’t kill any of the guards. I wonder why? I know this was in 1984 but $13,000 a year that’s insane!
I guess convicts can have some type of code of ethics. They probably feel reformed and don’t want another murder in their conscience?
Why do they put so much thought into the escape, but not the... Staying escaped part? 😆
Cause they never thought that far. Beside spend a good chunk of their life in prison.
They're life and how to live and adapt was in prison not in real world. I believe to this day that killing is not a way to punish a man, but to keep him in jail until he's dead!
Same thing i was thinking😂😂😂
@@BeautifulLala19 About the prisoners or how's the life in jail better to be applied?
@@maryosgambler1 yeah, it's also much more expensive to execute people, very difficult for the families of their victims as it is very uncertain whether they will be executed or not, and when it will happen - and lastly, people are often unjustly condemned