NY Escaped Prisoners Were/Are Extremely Dangerous

Seems to me that authorities there should have foreseen that something could happen with all that racket going on. Don't they watch old prison break movies where the prisoners do their tunneling, etc., when there is outside noise??
 
Wonder how long it took them to dig through walls.....??
We had Funny one in Western Australia some years ago a man who robbed banks was in the WA prison , he escaped while he was on the run for many years the prison was closed and made into a tourist attraction, He visited the prison as a tourist and signed the comments book. He was known as the postcard bandit as he would take photos of himself outside police stations and send them to the police, To my knowledge he is still locked up....
 
Kadee46 said:
Wonder how long it took them to dig through walls.....??
We had Funny one in Western Australia some years ago a man who robbed banks was in the WA prison , he escaped while he was on the run for many years the prison was closed and made into a tourist attraction, He visited the prison as a tourist and signed the comments book. He was known as the postcard bandit as he would take photos of himself outside police stations and send them to the police, To my knowledge he is still locked up....
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How did they capture him?
 
Post Card bandit click here<<

Media reports in the 1990s said Abbott sent postcards of his travels to the Western Australian police. However, the story was a WA police media unit concoction;[SUP][1][/SUP] The "postcards" were photos Abbott lost while running from police with Aaron Reynolds after the Fremantle Prison escape, and were intended for his friends and family. They included a picture of Reynolds outside the Dwellingup police station. While Reynolds was arrested within weeks, the fugitive, Abbott, went on to establish himself as a "professional" bank robber, using self-taught skills in make-up to create convincing disguises, computers to create false IDs, and electronics to dodge alarms.

His five and a half years on the run came to an end when police tracked down a post office box on the Gold Coast, Queensland used by Abbott, which was found to contain a pager bill registered to the address where he was living. Confronted by police at a Darwin laundromat he surrendered without resistance—as he typically did each time he was arrested.

 
Sentences to life always has and will be a joke.
There are thousands more like these 2 guys in prison.
 


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