Louie W that doesn’t even make sense. If they would’ve died they would’ve drowned. Even if there was a remote chance the guys fought each other or died in a gruesome way causing there to be blood and guts the blood would’ve washed out by the water
@@dylannotsor6955 Totally. Despite what Adam preaches, that bickering shit and him being an all around arguing whiner frequently on the show and just being a juvenile dick by hitting Jamie in the face with the pontoon...yeah. I could see why Jaime wasn't particularly warm with him before long.
Adam has addressed that a few times and I think the part where they argue over the overlap length is more why they broke up. They always had the same goal it was just more of how they went about getting to it was the issue. Adam mentioned that they worked together really well and they had very similar minds he talks about how they could assemble something under water and communicate only through hand signs and do excellent work. They just were often not using the same scope to look at the target.
@@goblin5030 Which makes me a little sad to hear, but I also think a working relationship like that is very hard to come by, and I believe the show (and themselves) benefitted from it.
AGREE! Morris was the brain behind all this! And they made it! These guys had months to prepare, and surely they calculated the SF bay waters/tides etc..I personally think they had someone on the outside who picked them up in a boat about 400-500 M away from the island.
@@thetotalitarianturtle3755at the end of this episode, the narrator mentions that the FBI files claim that 'an oar' was found on Angel Island, not the raft (not saying that hasn't been updated, I don't know, just saying that's the information they had at the time). And tidal testing showed that a back-pressure tide would carry anything from the north shore of the Marion Headlands directly to Angel Island. So basically, if the escapees dumped their raft and oars at the headlands, it would have been carried to Angel Island. I wish they'd have shown this with the tide model.
If they really wanted this to be EXTREMELY accurate, they should do it in the exact same place in the dark, with the exact same tools the escapees used, the exact same materials, using the same drying technique, etc.
@@PlanetXtreme There was never actually an Alcatraz breakout. It was actually just the Mythbusters using time travel in a deeply elaborate attempt to test the myth as accurately as possible.
@@bobjames2423 u really think a iq of 133 can not be beaten by 2 men that atleast have a iq above the 80?? 80+80 is 160 that makes them already having more then the escapè. and they have probably a higher iq then 80.
One of the oversights... they didn't actually use the material.. and the waterproof oils they used. Anybody remember the tents you could touch and make it drip on someone? Yep its a real thing. And they didn't know that.. meh, they did real well tho. Did a good job
They were no fools..they covered every single aspect of this escape. Also note one swimer swam that stip mine you so even swiming can be done...These dudes were fighting for their very lives..and when the blood rushes in the body nothing a human cant do..look up Buck Weathers on his survival from Mt Everast for example. I think they made it..and got out of Doge (USA)
The raft was made from plans they found in a Popular Mechanics magazine at the prison - surprised this path not shown (maybe the show can’t mention “Popular Mechanics”). As commented in part 1 they didn’t have to be silent if they did it during the day when they had permission to be cleaning the cell roofs.
Wait. I justcrelaized this. Jamie and Adam together on the raft is just barely a fit. Now, I know that they are somewhat bigger but not by a whole lot so maybe 3 people couldve fit on the raft but the escapees were originally planning for 4 men to fit on the raft. But the raft only seems to be able to fit 3 so I think the measurements are just wrong
Then Peter said to them, “Repent, and let every one of you be baptized in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins; and you shall receive the gift of the Holy Spirit. Acts 2:38
maybe...the 'escapees' were killed by some of the guards. bodies were disappeared. and the guards told this story to the world to keep everyone pre-occupied with the mystery...
Of course you would make your heading towards Angel Island! IF you make it there, GREAT! If the tide pulls you west and south, you'd end up as far north as possible on the north side of the bridge. Aim for the north side of the bridge, and you'll go out to sea. These guys were criminals. However, as a human you somehow feel compelled to route for them getting out. It's almost like The Running Man.
I think the raft from raincoats idea was a decoy for their real escape plan. They probably hid on the island when the guards thought they escaped with raft and hid themselves aboard a provision ship when it finally blew over.
Has to be said, Frank Morris was a good looking guy. Taking nothing away from them though, remember that some British POWs in Colditz managed to build a damn plane! They erected a false wall in the attic and were working behind it when the Germans came to inspect the attic, A guard tapped on the wall, found nothing wrong with it despite the fact that it was made of painted bedsheets, and went on his way. The only reason they didn't launch it was because the Yanks liberated the camp before they were ready to go. Always like to think what the Germans must have felt when they were shown the glider. "Look Fritz, we built a plane and were about to fly our of your "escape-proof" prison." "But zis voz against ze rules!" "Yeah, we had a meeting about that..."
I just saw the 1979 Eastwood movie ESCAPE FROM ALCATRAZ, and I saw no pontoon. The scene shows the 3 men lying on an inflatable and just casting themselves in the water. The film was careful with so many details, I'm surprised they took liberties with that one.
Watch a documentary called the truth about alcatraz. This documentary is the most compelling story, closely with truth about the escape and the Anglins story.
I found the third part of the video! ruclips.net/video/adhX2dx0FkI/видео.html And, cool update. One of the escapees sent a letter on the 50th anniversary of his escape. So it looks like they made it! Quite an adventure.
4:49 i really hate that attitude on people, you provide input on possible issues and they just ignore you to do what they think is correct. My solution to that is confrontation, and they should provide me with a very good explanation on why they think my solution is not correct 😁.
This episode really shows how frustrating it must have been working with Adam. Like Adam hitting Jamie in the face with the pontoon, I think most people would have told him where to shove it.
Isn't it strange how Adam has aged normally while Jamie seems frozen in time? Almost as if he's not human....
Jamie is a robot built by grant
He is part Walrus
@@KadenRenz rip
"There are hats, too" 😀🤠💂♂️👨🍳
Wait was that a guard
Bang Bang Bang Bang Bang
5:55 😂😂😂😂
Frank did it !
HAHAH HE SMACKED JAMIE
yeh i think it was a bit of a coverup by the FBI, dont you think?
yeah it was in the NGC documentary - Vanished from alcatraz
Honestly all i know about alcatraz is from "the mob of the dead" from call of duty xD hehehe
Me too
they say the raft was not found but some do i a cover up like area 51
5:55
Jamie's reaction "hey". Like, not even "HEY WHAT THE HELL!". Like just " ._. hey". Gotta love some stoicism.
Anyone find it sorta odd how the FBI has dimmensions of the raft when apparently it was never found?
DrRandomFactor they did find it. With blood an a body in it.
No bodies were found, the dimensions were given to them by alan west
Area 51 confimed
Louie W that doesn’t even make sense. If they would’ve died they would’ve drowned. Even if there was a remote chance the guys fought each other or died in a gruesome way causing there to be blood and guts the blood would’ve washed out by the water
Logic nice
It’s been 9 years I’m still waiting on Part 3
It has arrived
Where is it
ruclips.net/video/adhX2dx0FkI/видео.html
@@jwannnggg2095 ruclips.net/video/adhX2dx0FkI/видео.html
It’s been there since 9 years
The "Was that a guard" hammers hammers hammers killed me. bahahaha xD
_Bang bang bang bang_ Wait..... was that a guard? >o> ........ NAH *_BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG_*
guard peaking through the floor board the were hammering on. hammering stops.
looks through the hatch. BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG.
That shit gets me every time XD
Everything Adam does kills me lol 😂 love that guy
5:55 ahahah that’s why they don’t work together
I'm pretty sure 4:30-5:00 is why they don't work with each other
@@dylannotsor6955 Totally. Despite what Adam preaches, that bickering shit and him being an all around arguing whiner frequently on the show and just being a juvenile dick by hitting Jamie in the face with the pontoon...yeah. I could see why Jaime wasn't particularly warm with him before long.
Because Adam is a prick who wants everything his way and thinks he is never wrong and he's wrong a lot.
5:53 Its moments like this you get to see how these 2 really felt about each other.
Adam has addressed that a few times and I think the part where they argue over the overlap length is more why they broke up. They always had the same goal it was just more of how they went about getting to it was the issue. Adam mentioned that they worked together really well and they had very similar minds he talks about how they could assemble something under water and communicate only through hand signs and do excellent work. They just were often not using the same scope to look at the target.
@@goblin5030 Which makes me a little sad to hear, but I also think a working relationship like that is very hard to come by, and I believe the show (and themselves) benefitted from it.
They left the raincoat behind because that was for west when he got up, there was also a backup raft which was much smaller
Plot twist wildcat was one of the people who escaped😬😂
destroyer 4406 destroyer 4406 The fuck?
5:55 LMAO
💀💀💀💀💀
I watched this at 11pm in my dorm room with my roommate asleep and I nearly killed myself trying to stifle my laughter.
its funny because they werent friends
He ey
AGREE! Morris was the brain behind all this! And they made it! These guys had months to prepare, and surely they calculated the SF bay waters/tides etc..I personally think they had someone on the outside who picked them up in a boat about 400-500 M away from the island.
Alan West was also considered the brain of the escape with Morris.
5:00 I now see more of how often their opinions differed, I can definitely see the lack of friendship. Still great coworkers though
Adam hits Jamie in the head haha, priceless
"Hey"
That moment has been in my head since this first aired almost 20 years ago, and it's still cracks me up.
5:56 “hey”
1:55 "yo what is up, peace to your mother" *kiss* that had me dying!🤣🤣🤣👍
I red your comment as that part of the video played
@@tededwards7610 yeah me too
Yo happy fourth of July. 😚 Peace to your mother!
@@tededwards7610 🤣✌
@@krazybadger78 peace to your mother as well 😚😆
Adam: "I have to insist on this!"
Jaime: "No"
Adam: "Ok"
1:56 Peace to your mother!
4:17 forbidden gravy
Mmmmm yum
Oh no
Where’s part 3 of this vid?
Right?
Likely taken down.
New England Views I have blue balls now
5:55 "hey" all calm while Adam whacks his hat loose 😂 idk why that was so funny
That riff they keep using sounds like a discount version of Enter Sandman.
Now I cant I Unhear it
"The raft was never found." Yes it was.
Mythbusterbusted....
That information was not publicly available when this was made.
But the raft was found on Angel Island, meaning this Mythbusters is not necessarily correct anymore
@@thetotalitarianturtle3755at the end of this episode, the narrator mentions that the FBI files claim that 'an oar' was found on Angel Island, not the raft (not saying that hasn't been updated, I don't know, just saying that's the information they had at the time). And tidal testing showed that a back-pressure tide would carry anything from the north shore of the Marion Headlands directly to Angel Island. So basically, if the escapees dumped their raft and oars at the headlands, it would have been carried to Angel Island. I wish they'd have shown this with the tide model.
No, it wasn't...
According to the final FBI report, the escapee's raft was never recovered.
5:55 lmfao!!! Didn't see that coming.
5:54 keep wathing it XD PONTOON: smack JAMIE: hay
2:29 close your eyes and listen
The music makes it so much better
@@ws5273 prison hazing ritual with the music behind it makes it 10x funnier
WTF WERE IS PART 3!!!!!
THE ONE U CANT TRUST!!! I want it too
THE ONE U CANT TRUST!!! You can watch it here www.dailymotion.com/video/x6pcil1
How is this recommend by the algorithm and it has no part 3 >:(
5:24-5:30
"Wait, was that a guard? Nah." (Continue hammering)
If this was actually real, their fate would have been sealed
Please don't use the words bend over and prison in the same sentence. 😨😨😱😱
Jamie sometimes reminds me of Dwight from the Office. At 5:55, it's like when Jim slaps Dwight.
If they really wanted this to be EXTREMELY accurate, they should do it in the exact same place in the dark, with the exact same tools the escapees used, the exact same materials, using the same drying technique, etc.
Bro they should even invent a time machine to go back in time and do it too!
@@PlanetXtreme There was never actually an Alcatraz breakout. It was actually just the Mythbusters using time travel in a deeply elaborate attempt to test the myth as accurately as possible.
All that adds time, which the convicts had. They're testing the concept more than the execution.
Another disadvantage is that Morris had an IQ of 133. I don't believe these two together can reach to that level!
@@bobjames2423 u really think a iq of 133 can not be beaten by 2 men that atleast have a iq above the 80?? 80+80 is 160 that makes them already having more then the escapè. and they have probably a higher iq then 80.
has anyone ever thought of the idea that maybe they never left the island?
Lol.
One of the oversights... they didn't actually use the material.. and the waterproof oils they used. Anybody remember the tents you could touch and make it drip on someone? Yep its a real thing. And they didn't know that.. meh, they did real well tho. Did a good job
They were no fools..they covered every single aspect of this escape. Also note one swimer swam that stip mine you so even swiming can be done...These dudes were fighting for their very lives..and when the blood rushes in the body nothing a human cant do..look up Buck Weathers on his survival from Mt Everast for example. I think they made it..and got out of Doge (USA)
I almost seized up trying to read this
There are no sharks I swam the bay 12 minutes ago
The raft was never found! Listen! A wallet was found!
DL.
X
The raft was made from plans they found in a Popular Mechanics magazine at the prison - surprised this path not shown (maybe the show can’t mention “Popular Mechanics”). As commented in part 1 they didn’t have to be silent if they did it during the day when they had permission to be cleaning the cell roofs.
Yeah, it would be very hard to do in the night lmao (Did you get recommended this video too?)
Yes I totally agree! These people where masterminds!
There is no doubt in my mind they made it.
2:31 something about the music and Jamie’s nervous laugh is just halrious
Feels very mike judge
NOT FAIR I really liked MythBusters to bad they ended.
8:41 lizard person confirmed
Mob of the dead
cameron jenner they shouldve pack a punched
Wait! was that a guard?HAHAHHAHAH no.
These guys used to look a lot older. I feel closer to their age more than ever lately
7:22 Accordion to the FBI
Did they find the raft? Surely they’d have been better to make it more like an inflatable kayak design.
Nope. Raft was never found.
Wait. I justcrelaized this. Jamie and Adam together on the raft is just barely a fit. Now, I know that they are somewhat bigger but not by a whole lot so maybe 3 people couldve fit on the raft but the escapees were originally planning for 4 men to fit on the raft. But the raft only seems to be able to fit 3 so I think the measurements are just wrong
I know each and every corner of Alcatraz map. I play it often in Call of Duty😂
Where's part 3?
5:55 hahahaha, i loved this when i was young
Where is the 3rd part, WTF. Tease
My theory is that they got swept out to sea and the raft started leaking air and they all drowned. That could explain why they were never found.
but none of their bodies found? when bodies die in the sea it floats above the surface.
@@AHeranam you'd be surprised how many people disappear in lakes and rivers.
5:54 lol
Where is the rest of the show?
easily one of the top 3 best Mythbuster episodes
Then Peter said to them, “Repent, and let every one of you be baptized in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins; and you shall receive the gift of the Holy Spirit. Acts 2:38
*thunk* "hey!"
Adam was an ass! 😂😂
I never noticed how much Jamie politely/awkwardly laughed at stuff Adam said when I was a kid watching this show lol
For real. Also, Jamie looks surprisingly babyfaced behind the walrus fuzz. Weird how perception changes with time
1:00 Where were the paddles recovered? 5:55 Dam he smacked him with that.
I wonder if they really did make it if their watching this saying thank God we did it when we did 🤣
These comments literally so old that it was before i got locked up in 2015 and finished probation by late 2016 and still older than that gah dam
How do they know the design if it was never found? I can see how they figured out the materials, but I have to think the design is speculative.
Why couldn't they have just bought a pump? Am I missing something?
Mythbusters special
It looked like the original seams were sewn AND glued, wheres the stitching guys??
So in one way Mythbusters point out the issue white this myth and maybe that FBI didn't do a proper search.
For part 3 you can watch full episode here people www.dailymotion.com/video/x6pcil1
Nobody ever realized that they had duct tape and that they rubber cement sealed all ofthe boat so air wouldn't leak not just the seams
Someone told the FBI the size of the raft: probably West.
Damn, Adam sure was cheeky back then
maybe...the 'escapees' were killed by some of the guards. bodies were disappeared. and the guards told this story to the world to keep everyone pre-occupied with the mystery...
Sabih Akber why would they do that? Its within protocol to shoot escapees
5:54 ay!!
Of course you would make your heading towards Angel Island!
IF you make it there, GREAT! If the tide pulls you west and south, you'd end up as far north as possible on the north side of the bridge.
Aim for the north side of the bridge, and you'll go out to sea.
These guys were criminals.
However, as a human you somehow feel compelled to route for them getting out.
It's almost like The Running Man.
I think the raft from raincoats idea was a decoy for their real escape plan. They probably hid on the island when the guards thought they escaped with raft and hid themselves aboard a provision ship when it finally blew over.
Has to be said, Frank Morris was a good looking guy.
Taking nothing away from them though, remember that some British POWs in Colditz managed to build a damn plane! They erected a false wall in the attic and were working behind it when the Germans came to inspect the attic, A guard tapped on the wall, found nothing wrong with it despite the fact that it was made of painted bedsheets, and went on his way. The only reason they didn't launch it was because the Yanks liberated the camp before they were ready to go. Always like to think what the Germans must have felt when they were shown the glider.
"Look Fritz, we built a plane and were about to fly our of your "escape-proof" prison."
"But zis voz against ze rules!"
"Yeah, we had a meeting about that..."
7:30 lol
8:08
60% of making it
20% total catastrophic failure
20% slow descent into the depths of hell
I just saw the 1979 Eastwood movie ESCAPE FROM ALCATRAZ, and I saw no pontoon. The scene shows the 3 men lying on an inflatable and just casting themselves in the water. The film was careful with so many details, I'm surprised they took liberties with that one.
5:55 HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Watch a documentary called the truth about alcatraz. This documentary is the most compelling story, closely with truth about the escape and the Anglins story.
Wait was that a guard hammer hammer hammer
I found the third part of the video!
ruclips.net/video/adhX2dx0FkI/видео.html
And, cool update. One of the escapees sent a letter on the 50th anniversary of his escape. So it looks like they made it! Quite an adventure.
Don't watch this. There is no part 3!
aaaaah, I love bootleg
5:23 classic
How many goddamn ads do I have to watch?
i tought they's have a mug shot of buster
I forgot how annoying Adam was.
4:49 i really hate that attitude on people, you provide input on possible issues and they just ignore you to do what they think is correct. My solution to that is confrontation, and they should provide me with a very good explanation on why they think my solution is not correct 😁.
MOB OF THE DEAD!!
Why’d they use rubber cement? It would have been much quicker to just nail it together!
This episode really shows how frustrating it must have been working with Adam. Like Adam hitting Jamie in the face with the pontoon, I think most people would have told him where to shove it.