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  • @ricstormwolf
    @ricstormwolf Рік тому +482

    Much respect to Shiratori. They should have made him an engineer or something that would allow him to use his exceptional skills. The soup thing was brilliant.

    • @themenacingpenguin.7152
      @themenacingpenguin.7152 Рік тому +25

      he became a construction worker, that's a job that allows him to use such skills.

    • @Dishbsmeosisusujsjsjs
      @Dishbsmeosisusujsjsjs Рік тому +6

      @@themenacingpenguin.7152yeah

    • @morgorth3242
      @morgorth3242 Рік тому

      probaly just laying bricks...@@themenacingpenguin.7152

    • @erensahin7210
      @erensahin7210 Рік тому +5

      Im a welder, worked my whole life on metal, i couldn’t imagine that would work.

    • @bradymenting5120
      @bradymenting5120 Рік тому +8

      he could have been a security consultant like Stallone's character in the Escape Plan movies, evaluating prisons for vulnerabilities.

  • @dogwithheadphones
    @dogwithheadphones Рік тому +1039

    Fun fact: Shiratori was completely innocent of the initial murder charge that put him in Aomori Prison and was forced to confess

    • @Willy_Tepes
      @Willy_Tepes Рік тому

      Wikipedia only lies when there is a political reason for it. For example when it comes to Israel and it's people.@Israelisnotourfriend

    • @Alulim-Eridu
      @Alulim-Eridu Рік тому +89

      @Israelisnotourfriend Wikipedia shouldn’t be seen as silly & unreliable, as it is!
      Wikipedia has easily accessible citations.
      The information on the site is generally as accurate/inaccurate
      as the information you’d find in any traditional encyclopedia
      . . .but the fact that you can so easily check the citations so easily,
      makes Wikipedia a great resource for finding information,
      & for identifying how trustworthy you should consider whatever particular information you’re referencing

    • @christianobabalao9302
      @christianobabalao9302 Рік тому +14

      @@Alulim-EriduI don’t know, after all Wikipedia is the internet, the internet tends to be shifty

    • @christianobabalao9302
      @christianobabalao9302 Рік тому

      @@tonygarol7769hello

    • @michaelhowell2326
      @michaelhowell2326 Рік тому +6

      What proof is there that he was innocent?

  • @jeremydyck2601
    @jeremydyck2601 Рік тому +138

    About Alcatraz, one guy (can't remember the name) DID escape by swimming all the way to the mainland, but the water was so cold he was hypothermic and passed out on shore where he was easily found and captured.

    • @mikeyoung490
      @mikeyoung490 Рік тому +19

      I have a friend that swims from shore to alcatraz and back every year no wet suit does it for cancer benefit

    • @jeremydyck2601
      @jeremydyck2601 Рік тому

      @@mikeyoung490 That's cool. I hope he raises a lot for that great cause. If he hasn't heard of him yet have him look up Terry Fox. I could tell you about him but I doubt you'd believe me.

    • @zzzmeta4555
      @zzzmeta4555 Рік тому +17

      @@mikeyoung490Your friend must be a pretty strong dude to do that every year then!

    • @Donovarkhallum
      @Donovarkhallum Рік тому +1

      ​@@zzzmeta4555and a trained swimmer so more efficient.

    • @alfsmith4936
      @alfsmith4936 Рік тому

      ​@@Donovarkhallumand plenty of lard.

  • @DocM.
    @DocM. Рік тому +158

    13:12 That cut was *HILARIOUS* whether or not it was intended 🤣🤣🤣

  • @Alulim-Eridu
    @Alulim-Eridu Рік тому +89

    They say Bumpy Johnson aided in the escape from Alcatraz
    -It was recorded (I believe by the coastguard)
    that there was a boat seen anchored in the bay that night, just sitting there for hours with it’s lights off.
    The story is that they were men sent by Bumpy Johnson, who were sent to wait out in the bay that night,
    to pick up Frank & his fellow escapees.
    It wouldn’t have been out of character for Bumpy Johnson to help out a buddy who he had been incarcerated with.
    Bumpy Johnson was in jail with Frank, but had been released some time before the escape.

    • @Baconpotpiereal
      @Baconpotpiereal Рік тому

      Alexander Pierce and his escapees had to resort to cannibalism. only in extremely pure desperation would someone do that. anyway, this series taught me more history than school which is amazing.

    • @imnotyourfriendbuddy1883
      @imnotyourfriendbuddy1883 Рік тому +2

      ​@@Baconpotpiereal
      these videos are fun facts not history.

    • @christophercarrillo4726
      @christophercarrillo4726 Рік тому

      @@imnotyourfriendbuddy1883they’re history fun facts

    • @carlholland3819
      @carlholland3819 Рік тому

      bumpy johnson sounds like an std

  • @corymorimacori1059
    @corymorimacori1059 Рік тому +102

    “Let’s rock, everybody let’s rock. Everybody in the whole cell block, come dance and do the jailhouse rock.” Elvis Presley

  • @martincapek96
    @martincapek96 Рік тому +26

    another exceptional non violent escape artist is steven jay russell who managed to escape prison on four occasions, he's nickenamed houdini and even has a movie made based on his life (i love you phillip morris)

  • @24kRobot
    @24kRobot Рік тому +25

    Narrator says it’s not possible to navigate the waters off Alcatraz island let alone in the dark, but remember they hold the Escape from Alacatraz triathlons where triathletes are required to swim from Alcatraz to the main San Francisco shore. I think they made it.

  • @perrydowd9285
    @perrydowd9285 10 місяців тому +3

    Great video.
    Moondine Joe who was Fremantle prison's greatest escapee had some great descendants.
    Douglas Thomas made several escapes in the late 970s despite having only one leg.
    Brendan Abbott, The Post Card Bandit. He was taking selfies long before the camera phone. He took them out the front of a police station and then mail the selfie to the police commissioner.
    He's retired to the old folks' home at Casuarina Correction Centre these days. He had a good run though.

  • @ydenneki
    @ydenneki Рік тому +16

    According to a documentary I watched a few years ago a member of the Anglin family supplied a photograph to the FBI that the family recieved in 1992 that supposedly showed the brothers, taken about thirty years after their escape, that forensic analysts confirmed was both the correct age and on film only available before 1995 (the manufacturer went out of business), and facial recognition software gave better than a 95% probability of BOTH the men in the picture being one of the brothers, but analysis of the photo's background, and plants in the picture, concluded it was taken either in southern Brazil or Argentina, and Argentina has no extradition treaties with the USA while Brazil only has a limited treaty.

    • @Brochnick
      @Brochnick 11 місяців тому +3

      Can't quite recall which book and/or documentary it was but the things you mention line up with what I remember learning. It's likely due to embarrassment that the F.B.I. insist that they died. After all, multiple people have made the swim from alcatraz to the mainland, just for sh*ts & giggles...

  • @nicholasnguyen5181
    @nicholasnguyen5181 Рік тому +15

    The first one, wow that’s amazing… . Cheers to this guy! He should have his own movie

  • @martini2334
    @martini2334 Рік тому +120

    "there is no record of what he requested for his ESCAPE FROM TUNNEL 57 1964"

    • @TemplarBlonic
      @TemplarBlonic Рік тому +13

      That is exceedingly jarring, especially with the differing audio quality.

    • @matthieuguilbert8297
      @matthieuguilbert8297 Рік тому +1

      E

    • @Strado2217
      @Strado2217 Рік тому +10

      @@TemplarBlonic Honestly, it made that spot of dark humor even funnier to me. Just enough info to get your brain to connect the dots, then MOVING ON.

  • @Daniel4646
    @Daniel4646 Рік тому +70

    Shiraori was no only a genius escapee, but also a rebel against the harsh Japanese prison conditions.
    BTW: Seeing the first part of this clip, I have realized it's no wonder that Japanese prison-themed movies from the 1970s and 80s were so focused on brutality, fictionalized as the plots are. Thanks, Simple History.

    • @mjphoto45
      @mjphoto45 Рік тому

      Should have never been released

    • @LisaHack-hq3dv
      @LisaHack-hq3dv 11 місяців тому

      ​@@mjphoto45Jesus was not killed nor Jesus was crucified

    • @LisaHack-hq3dv
      @LisaHack-hq3dv 11 місяців тому

      Jesus was not killed nor Jesus was crucified

    • @Daniel4646
      @Daniel4646 11 місяців тому +1

      @@LisaHack-hq3dv What kind of daft response is that???

  • @Paladin1873
    @Paladin1873 11 місяців тому +3

    In 1962 one inmate, John Paul Scott, did successfully escape from Alcatraz by swimming to Fort Point, whereupon he was discovered and captured. He was exhausted and suffering from hypothermia, but survived. Prior to this in 1945 another prisoner, John K. Giles, escaped aboard a ferry while disguised as an Army soldier, but was apprehended at Angel Island.

  • @ProfessionalNwah
    @ProfessionalNwah Рік тому +34

    I always thought Yoshi was one of the greatest escapist

  • @MonkeyJedi99
    @MonkeyJedi99 Рік тому +31

    Amazing how the more prison guard beat prisoners, the more, and more violently, those prisoners attempt escape.
    Weird.

  • @CLKiscool
    @CLKiscool Рік тому +45

    Another channel, KentoBento made a much more in depth and story driven video about Shiratori, that has many important notes about Shiratori's ingenuity and cunning. Like how while he was digging the tunnel, when the guards were watching he would look upwards, tricking them into thinking he was failing to come up with an escape plan. And about the wire from the bucket being from bathing time and not just some bucket in his cell like this animation shows.

  • @corymorimacori1059
    @corymorimacori1059 Рік тому +24

    “Tonight is going to be a jailbreak, somewhere in the town! Tonight is going to be a jailbreak, so don’t you be around! Tonight is going to be trouble, I’m going to find myself in! Tonight is going to be trouble, so woman stay with a friend. BREAKOUT!” Thin Lizzy

  • @robertfolkner9253
    @robertfolkner9253 10 місяців тому +1

    The original reasons given for the closure of Alcatraz was that in was in poor physical condition, would have cost too much to repair and maintain and that it was not in keeping with modern penal theories. I think it’s most likely that with the escape of Morris and the Anglins, the government had lost its claim to an escape-proof prison and hence the original reason for its existence.

  • @vietlu4058
    @vietlu4058 Рік тому +4

    Fun Fact: Moondyne Joe actually was mining and took of his clothes and made it look like he was resting on the pile of rocks and escaped through his own hole that he mined and it was at Fremantle prison in Perth i see his hole all the time

  • @לךתזדיין-פ1ת
    @לךתזדיין-פ1ת Рік тому +5

    The West Germans escaping was by far the most incredible story. I wish the narrator had mentioned that wall that divided Germany stood until 1989. I was 14 can can remember when the fall was announced on American news. Remember the song 99 Luftballons by Nena? It was about balloons being mistaken for UFOs, the government puts it military on high alert which causes surrounding countries to do the same and war breaks out again, over balloons LOL. This sounds like it could really happen these days.

  • @Cyberleader135
    @Cyberleader135 Рік тому +7

    The Kangaroo disguise is the most ridiculous thing

  • @gzusfishlives8897
    @gzusfishlives8897 Рік тому +4

    I laughed that the last meal joke was cut short gjgj @13:11

  • @gthktty666
    @gthktty666 10 місяців тому +1

    The last escape with the helicopter always makes me laugh. in interviews with the prison guards, they stated the very first thing that their commander yelled was "LOCK THE GATES" as John Killick flies off in a helicopter from the exercise yard. His girlfriend Lucy also wasn't the pilot, she booked a scenic flight and hijacked it by pulling a gun on the pilot. Honestly one of THEE greatest escapes of all time.

  • @IrishTechnicalThinker
    @IrishTechnicalThinker Рік тому +6

    The best prison escape ever made was the Long Kesh in Ireland, 37 IRA prisoners escaped dressed up as prison officers and smuggled in guns. Then simply walked out.

    • @Brochnick
      @Brochnick 11 місяців тому

      Nice! I'll have to look into that one. Any books/documentaries you suggest? I may dislike how many civilians were injured/killed but also understand & agree with the desire for home rule of a united Ireland.

  • @justandy333
    @justandy333 Рік тому +17

    The one thing that puzzles me is the Japanese guy in the "high security prison" where he dug a tunnel to escape, whilst under armed guard by no less that 6 guards at a time, managed to dispose of all the earth whilst digging? I mean, when digging compacted earth, when dug up it takes up about 3 times the room it would if it were undisturbed. Where the heck did he put the loose earth? And no this isnt the great escape? lol

    • @vinniehatcher664
      @vinniehatcher664 Рік тому +4

      He could've disposed of the dirt in a corner

    • @justandy333
      @justandy333 Рік тому +3

      @@vinniehatcher664 Thats the best you got? I sense a troll.

    • @johnrice1943
      @johnrice1943 Рік тому +8

      You spread it out across the whole floor. No one will notice a few extra cm of dirt evenly spread across, esp if packed down

    • @sumelar
      @sumelar Рік тому +2

      @@johnrice1943 The amount of dirt removed would be several feet thick when piled into a small solitary confinement cell. The story is bullshit, there's no way he could have moved the dirt anywhere or reinforced the tunnel to prevent its collapse.

    • @Radbot776
      @Radbot776 Рік тому

      @@sumelaryea plus how did they not notice that his plate was getting scratched up by the dirt? He was going slow with the digging, that tunnel took him months or years whatever it was.
      Could have been enough time for the dirt to compact and the tunnel didn’t need support since the dirt above would slowly settle, but then he still would have had to put dirt somewhere, I’m gonna do some research on this one

  • @corymorimacori1059
    @corymorimacori1059 Рік тому +18

    “I just gotta get out of this prison cell, someday I’m going to free loooorrrd!” Queen

  • @oliversherman2414
    @oliversherman2414 Рік тому +31

    Escapists are actually pretty smart if you think about it. You have to have a big brain to come up with these escape plans

    • @kynaston1474
      @kynaston1474 Рік тому +3

      I like to think we are...

    • @oliversherman2414
      @oliversherman2414 Рік тому +1

      @@kynaston1474 lmao 🤣😂

    • @myview5840
      @myview5840 Рік тому +3

      They have lots of time on their hands.

    • @oliversherman2414
      @oliversherman2414 Рік тому +1

      @@myview5840 true

    • @brolydictcumberbatchmontou401
      @brolydictcumberbatchmontou401 Рік тому

      draw pride in a mouse as us humans have harder troubles but we can do it. careful planning and conviction, means how to escape large governments mousetraps and mazes, you'd be surprised if you want to survive
      you observe your surroundings. i'm sure any human to plot freedom just to taste it.
      if smart enough would use salt to melt iron keeping it moist

  • @Da_Rivulet
    @Da_Rivulet Рік тому +4

    meanwhile my rimworld prisoners smash down any door they see hoping it leads outside, not realizing half my colony is behind it waiting for them.

  • @indianajones4321
    @indianajones4321 Рік тому +11

    I 100% endorse this big brain title

  • @kath59
    @kath59 Рік тому +16

    bro put some time stamps on these long ones

  • @benleighton9013
    @benleighton9013 Рік тому +2

    the 1962 Alcatraz Escape. is referenced in cod black ops 2 in mb of the dead as an entire area

  • @tasmedic
    @tasmedic Рік тому +2

    I live in Tasmania, and yes, this part of the story is true. Ironically, the escapees were surrounded by heaps of edible plants and animals throughout, and also the local Aborigines were friendly and would probably have helped them to survive. A cruel irony indeed.

    • @anthonymort5202
      @anthonymort5202 Рік тому

      I was honestly thinking couldn't they forge why are they eating each other

  • @erin6671
    @erin6671 11 місяців тому

    Love how the cannibal story shows a warm sunny Australian when in fact it was freezing where they were

  • @michaelpacinus242
    @michaelpacinus242 Рік тому +1

    1:59 thank you for finally showing his eyes

  • @tannie4lyfe
    @tannie4lyfe 10 місяців тому

    Another fact about Shiratori is that he had abilities such as flexibility, strength, and could climb walls. He was able to break his cuffs which is why he specially designed cuffs, he could climb walls, he could dislocate his body and go through small spaces. Luckily for him, he was innocent and was released on good behavior then got to see his daughter :)

  • @tylerjohnson3195
    @tylerjohnson3195 Рік тому +10

    "they added 3 years to his term of life in prison"
    What 😂

    • @Brochnick
      @Brochnick 11 місяців тому

      It's very stupid, I agree, but in many places a life sentence is around 30 years. Hence people being given multiple life sentences. But yes, it's idiotic...

    • @Hacpoa.137
      @Hacpoa.137 4 місяці тому

      If he dies he has to come back from the dead and serve 3 more years

  • @DaveHonkles
    @DaveHonkles Рік тому +1

    13:34 ah, Britain, bastion of free speech where you go to jail for hurting someone's feelings.

  • @TheLoneTerran
    @TheLoneTerran 10 місяців тому +1

    Goddamn, those wives and girlfriends were Ride or Die.

  • @FastTquick
    @FastTquick Рік тому +3

    31:33 The first case of someone making a “fur suit,” but not for some convention. 😄

  • @WolfMann1
    @WolfMann1 Рік тому +1

    now i cant unsee it, a friend just said the person in the intro scene at 0:00-0:05 looks kind of like Capitan Price lol

  • @ommsterlitz1805
    @ommsterlitz1805 Рік тому +1

    And then there is Napoleon escape, rallying all troops sent to capture him without firing a shot 🗿

  • @LongerRider
    @LongerRider Рік тому +1

    Shiratori is the epitome of "patience is a virtue."

  • @roganblack9365
    @roganblack9365 Рік тому +1

    I have another suggestion for your war stories: can you talk about USAF PJ William Pitsenbarger during the Vietnam War? He was a MOH recipient posthumously

  • @oliversherman2414
    @oliversherman2414 Рік тому +1

    I love your channel keep up the great stuff

  • @collaborisgaming2190
    @collaborisgaming2190 Рік тому +1

    21:10 Minor animation mistake, that's An M1 Carbine, not a Bolt-action rifle, M1 is a straight-pull to chamber.

  • @slovene1987
    @slovene1987 Рік тому +2

    Escaple Plan Checklist:
    1). Russian girlfriend
    2). Helicopter

  • @owie4070
    @owie4070 Рік тому

    I had a good laugh picturing the guy in the kangaroo suit 😂😂

  • @maxmakiewicz8835
    @maxmakiewicz8835 Рік тому +3

    I've been watching you're videos for a while now, and I swear I hear sound effects from a game I used to play but I'm not sure which one

  • @samd7601
    @samd7601 Рік тому +1

    Plot twist, they were circling a large food depot full of delacassies

  • @PrisonAudio
    @PrisonAudio Рік тому +1

    Great video!

  • @Iknowimadummy
    @Iknowimadummy Рік тому +22

    “He had a scuffle with a farmer over some food that ended in the man being stabbed and killed”
    “The court recognized that in all four of his prison escapes and recaptures, he never used violence in any way”
    ???

    • @rurigokou7061
      @rurigokou7061 Рік тому +9

      "During his escape attempts". By that point he was on the run for two years

  • @GojeeTV
    @GojeeTV Рік тому +4

    Lol the title 👍

  • @Mr_Mad_911
    @Mr_Mad_911 Рік тому +5

    Ahh yes the big brains

  • @Sir.VicsMasher
    @Sir.VicsMasher 8 місяців тому

    18:08 Thats not how toilets work, even the dirtiest ones. 🚽

  • @Livelaughlimpbizkit
    @Livelaughlimpbizkit Рік тому +1

    7:36.....yo you just said he murdered a farmer

  • @langadasun8075
    @langadasun8075 9 місяців тому

    Guy who disguised himself as a kangaroo 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾😂

  • @Willy_Tepes
    @Willy_Tepes Рік тому +13

    "A growing number of criminals due to the abolition of the death penalty"????
    Thank you for giving us the solution to our crime problem. I knew it was actually a simple problem to solve. I think we should start with politicians and media.

  • @pizzamanjoe46
    @pizzamanjoe46 Рік тому +4

    im so happy i started to watch your videos, a year ago my brain was the size of a peanut, i mean it still is but my peanut got a lumped which was smarter

  • @OscarOSullivan
    @OscarOSullivan Рік тому +1

    I would add the springing of Éamonn De Velera from Lincoln prison

  • @amandamcbride1083
    @amandamcbride1083 Рік тому +1

    Could you imagine being sent to jail for 7 years over a few pairs of shoes?

  • @chuckchizzle
    @chuckchizzle 9 місяців тому

    In a unnamed Ohio city a Mexican guy (with help) somehow unscrewed and squeezed through a vision window. He walked out with whoever was visiting him and was never seen again.

  • @Black_Metal_Creator
    @Black_Metal_Creator Рік тому +21

    Me encanta este canal ya que de niño veía muchos documentales de guerra con mi padre , ha pasado el tiempo y mi padre me abandonó pero ver estos vídeos me ayuda a seguir amando la historia

    • @YaSonsABitches
      @YaSonsABitches Рік тому +2

      Lo importante no es lo que te pasa en la vida, lo que importa es cómo vives. Mantente fuerte, amigo mio.

    • @CristianMonserrate-wo2rk
      @CristianMonserrate-wo2rk Рік тому +2

      ​@@YaSonsABitchesEso es verdad

    • @NYCOWNS
      @NYCOWNS Рік тому

      Awww poor you daddy left you and your sad

    • @NYCOWNS
      @NYCOWNS Рік тому

      Pobrecito

  • @pamaitchison4087
    @pamaitchison4087 10 місяців тому

    Henri Charrière aka. Papillon a frenchman was another one that could pulled out multiple houdinis from max prisons.

  • @BrightResultsMedia
    @BrightResultsMedia Рік тому +1

    The folks of the WWII generation were definitely amazing.

  • @SomeTouhouPlayer
    @SomeTouhouPlayer Рік тому

    When i saw this story whole i was absolutely fascinated with shiratori

  • @autonomouspublishingincorp8241

    The bit about the life jackets and rafts in the Alcatraz escape came from the movie made on the topic, and isn't known to have actually happened. The logic is simply that it seemed unlikely the men would have gotten that far, and not had a plan for getting off the island itself, which COULD be legit, but is speculation. The truth is, no one really knows. Did they escape? Or just die trying? The world may never know.

  • @geoffsaunderson5766
    @geoffsaunderson5766 Рік тому

    When he went on to “randomly stab and kill the farmer” reality tells you his no hero, and was locked up for a reason.

  • @MrProfGenius
    @MrProfGenius Рік тому

    "When there is a will there's a way" Shiratori probably

  • @wastedoxys
    @wastedoxys Рік тому +1

    Yoshie Shiratori : Keter Class

  • @coolbreeze6198
    @coolbreeze6198 Рік тому +2

    Great title 👌

  • @Boony89
    @Boony89 11 місяців тому

    7:50 - you said he never did violence when on the run, but he murdered a farmer? 🤔

  • @TyinAlaska
    @TyinAlaska Рік тому +1

    People swim to and back from Alcatraz, just not at night. One regular event is called the Alcatraz Invitational Swim, so the last sentence about the escape from that prison was incorrect.

  • @johnnybraxton5539
    @johnnybraxton5539 Рік тому +2

    El Chapo

  • @PureNrGG
    @PureNrGG Рік тому

    1:40 in THOSE days? Doesnt seem much better today 💀

  • @markrix
    @markrix Рік тому

    Simple history should do a documentary on our astronaut friend

  • @garybrown2039
    @garybrown2039 Рік тому +1

    Anyone else here listened to the first story and was sad that Kento Bento isn't uploading anymore.

  • @sky20315
    @sky20315 10 місяців тому

    Thomas cooks☠️ 12:30

  • @sonicpower687
    @sonicpower687 Рік тому

    imagine the feeling that last guy had while escaping prison and flying in a helicopter he probably felt so free in the moment that the rest of his years in prison where nothing.

  • @Epsilon-18
    @Epsilon-18 Рік тому +1

    When one says "big brain prison escapes" it usually means "small brain security measures"

  • @C.A._Old
    @C.A._Old Рік тому +2

    *Tunnel 57 ? Hello ? !*

  • @djscottdog1
    @djscottdog1 Рік тому

    A week and they are eating each other but they are getting through quite a lot in a short time.

  • @humongousfungusamongus3871
    @humongousfungusamongus3871 Рік тому +11

    How did we go from 7 years incarceration for just stealing shoes to people walking out of establishments with carts full of stolen items & no repercussions too their actions?!?!

    • @JK-cn5fy
      @JK-cn5fy Рік тому

      It’s called liberalism… it’s a poison on society

    • @danfromthesouth5352
      @danfromthesouth5352 Рік тому +2

      Democrat run cities and/or policies. It’s not a federal crime, so it’s left to local governments to decide how to handle crimes, and for too long the voters have consistently voted for the clowns in office!

  • @mrdood6209
    @mrdood6209 9 місяців тому

    oof, imagine not being caught because your attempt was stupid, but because you were so convincing that a bored guard accidentally made you stop

  • @rogerwarr4673
    @rogerwarr4673 Рік тому

    If my man was half as good and not getting recaptured, as he wasn’t getting out of prison, he wouldn’t have any issues

  • @Light-at-Dawn
    @Light-at-Dawn Рік тому

    I wonder how many prison break movies would take these cases as inspiration 🤔

  • @italian_weirdo
    @italian_weirdo Рік тому

    Pierce went from stealing shoes to killing and eating people

  • @myrandomlife8881
    @myrandomlife8881 11 місяців тому

    13:13 what he requested for escape?

  • @wolfmamba6332
    @wolfmamba6332 Рік тому

    man i could sleep all day to his voice

  • @kianh125
    @kianh125 Рік тому +5

    This looks good…

    • @kianh125
      @kianh125 Рік тому

      @Freedom-hg3fs I am the definition of an annoying orange

  • @daniellewillis2767
    @daniellewillis2767 Рік тому

    At least the Tasmanian Cannibal got to coexist with Thylacines....

  • @princessmarlena1359
    @princessmarlena1359 Місяць тому

    🎸🎶🎵”Well, life on the outside, ain’t what it used to be! You know the world’s gone crazy, and it ain’t safe in the street! Well, it’s a drag and I knoooow! There’s only one place to goooo! I’m comin’ hooome! Oh yeah, I’m comin’ hoooome!”

  • @tannerdenny5430
    @tannerdenny5430 Рік тому +4

    I have personally swam from Fisherman's Warf to Pelican Island alcatraz was built on. Then I started to swim back but it was getting pretty cold so I swam back to the island and caught the water taxi to shore. If someone was fit enough and good enough in the water, it could be done. Of course cops say they must've died. They fvcked up and let 3 guys escape the unescapable. What do you expect from pigs who shoot unarmed people for a living?

  • @MonkeMan-k2n
    @MonkeMan-k2n Рік тому

    0:00 what is messi doing in prison

  • @sylvesterjenkins1029
    @sylvesterjenkins1029 Рік тому

    Absolutely 💯

  • @frankfacts6207
    @frankfacts6207 Рік тому

    Prison breaks give me faith in humanity

  • @gavinwhite8506
    @gavinwhite8506 Рік тому

    Guard: leaves the keys 🔐 on his belt
    Prisoner: yeah this Big Brain 🧠 time

  • @Soksen16
    @Soksen16 Рік тому +1

    i seen the story thanks for explaining too

  • @danielcurtis1434
    @danielcurtis1434 Рік тому +1

    Just what is the smell of 25 dudes working all day for days on end no ventilation with nothing but dirt around you???

  • @Gargamel_0
    @Gargamel_0 Рік тому

    ima go to jail and throw the most devious griddy, shocking the guards and then escaping. ez