55 Years Later, Daring Alcatraz Prison Break Still Baffles Experts
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- Опубликовано: 29 июн 2017
- 55 years ago this month, three men - brothers John and Clarence Anglin, and Frank Morris - pulled off one of the greatest escapes in American history. Betty Yu gets an insider's look at how they did it. (6-30-17)
Imagine the three of them go on a tour of Alcatraz,like regular tourists.
Imagine they’re watching this in a nursing home laughing
Honestly... after watching the documentary... it was a well deserved escape...
The ultimate
You know Scofield was there
The 3 escapees are watching this laughing
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Honestly, if you manage to escape a prison, and remain at large for so long, you kinda eearned your freedom.
FBI: there's no way they survived. Also FBI: here's photos of what they would like now in case there still alive.
Just imagine going to see the movie Alcatraz in theaters and some old guy in the back says “been there done that.”
Imagine them liking these Comments
Pure Genius. To pull all this off while locked in a cell is almost unimaginable. Masterminds. I think they made it 👍
A presidential pardon should be given just in case they’re alive so that their story could be documented.
Are they seriously looking for some, maybe alive 90 year olds? FBI needs better hobbies. Catching criminals maybe
So this just popped up on everyone’s recommended?
Expert: "So what they did is..."
They earned their freedom. Move on guys.
Well when you sit in a cell all day everyday you become pretty good at thinking
my Grandfather was the FBI agent who first arrested the Anglin brothers and sent them to Alcatraz... they were bank robbers. I remember he would always sit with his back to the wall whenever we went out to restaurants to avoid anyone he had locked up sneaking up behind him to get revenge. And after he retired from FBI and CIA, the FBI would send an agent to his house every six months to interview him and make sure he wasn’t revealing secrets etc. they did this all the way into his 90s until he passed away. True story.
They should be pardoned so they can come forward and tell their story before they die... If they aren't already dead.