Posted on Sep 10, 2018
Alleged Alcatraz Escapee Sends Letter to FBI 50 Years Later Revealing He Survived
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On June 11, 1962, one of the most daring prison escapes in history was carried out by three men. Frank Morris, along with brothers John and Clarence Anglin, escaped from Alcatraz prison never to be seen again.
The FBI closed its case in 1979 after reaching the conclusion that the men drowned and their bodies had been swept out to sea.
The escape attempt captured the public imagination, turning the trio into folk heroes.
The FBI closed its case in 1979 after reaching the conclusion that the men drowned and their bodies had been swept out to sea.
The escape attempt captured the public imagination, turning the trio into folk heroes.
Alleged Alcatraz Escapee Sends Letter to FBI 50 Years Later Revealing He Survived
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Crime
Conspiracy Theories
Federal Bureau of Prisons
American History
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Maj Marty Hogan Saw something on TV about this escape. It was interesting to read out how the pull all the resources together.
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Maj Marty Hogan
I for one hope they did. Just a good tale of the old days. Curious if they lived how they never got into trouble ever again after being lifers.
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Maj Robert Thornton
Agreed. Obviously if they made it they never wanted to go back so they kept under the radar.
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SSG Robert "Rob" Wentworth
You gotta BELIEVE!
(I truly feel at least two made it to SanFran. during all those years.)
(I truly feel at least two made it to SanFran. during all those years.)
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