Mysteriously nobody can find them
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Gone. The one guy shot a sheriff 24 times. 24 times!
That means he re-loaded.
He was, and is, worshiped by inmates. Worshiped. No-one will talk. 100% gone. I said it the first day.Comment -
Is there any railway tracks in the area? They could have hopped it hobo style immediately after the escape, could get hundreds of miles away with little risk in a short time.Comment -
you could goto Columbia or south america, many major cities that are incredible unlike the rest of the country... I'd hit medelin , Colombia...Comment -
Whoever helped I'm sure drove across the border and then met up with the car so they could then take it. Switched tags etc.....probably up in the Canadian mountains growing beards and shit out like Joe Carroll did in The Following........if they can kill humans they can sure as shit kill some animals and shit....Probably stay in hiding or somewhere until they can change their appearance....These two for sure had help and cops need to grill that chick who helped or was trying to help.....Not sure about being an inside job I just don't see that...could be someone this other lady knew who got involved...shit got sketchy and the white lady backed out last second and then left her friend out to dry.....so many fuking scenariosComment -
Who cut the perfect 4 hour hole in the steam pipe that runs through a max security prison?
Inside job. More than one as well.Comment -
but for what reason? ie, motive in breaking these guys out?
i'm not very close to this story and haven't read up on em, but from what I have gathered they are f'n nobodies. so unless they have a stash of millions somewhere to pay off the insiders (doubtful), or run a crime family somewhere (equally doubtful, as I don't think they're standard mob material), you have to ask yourself why would any insider even want them out???? and more importantly, risk their livelihoods bustin' em out?
i think it's as simple as they sweet talked the nasty ho, and she brought them what they skillfully used to bust out, and she probably had grandiose visions about them whacking her hubby who was obviously disgusted with her pig-ass prison-working existence.......
haven't read the details, so maybe there is some criminal network worth some coin that felt they needed these guys out, but i doubt it....Comment -
Donk her husband was also a guard.
You know how cops only hang with other cops. Same thing with prison guards.Comment -
damn, i guess everyone is getting into the "prison mode" of sexual innuendo.... steam "pipe"..... "bowels".... no wonder all those bois in prison have to guard their "jailhouse wallets" 24-7.........
everything about those places is apparently sexually charged.... inmates fukkin guards, guards fukkin' inmates, inmates fukin' inmates, guards fukin' guards.....Comment -
hmmmm..... interesting fact.....
im thinkin' the inmates conned the couple into thinkin' they had a stash of serious cash; so maybe low level guards fell for it and assisted.... they'll never see a dime of the "phantom" cash promised, or if some real cash did exist, they'll never see that either, as they will be occupying the same cells they busted the guys out of.......Comment -
If anyone is interested Prison Break:Killers on the run comes on at 9:00 Eastern on the ID channel.Comment -
How can they have any money there is no way anyone is helping these guys that have been imprisoned so longComment -
Bubble tape, high on any inmate's wish list.
Inside job. The motive may be multi layered.
How about the "Have a nice day" goodbye note? Leaving absolutely no doubt in anyone's mind. That is some cocky behavior there, where did they get all that confidence? It's like they had time and energy to spare.
Maybe the prison staff have been fighting for more budget money and this is their way of saying, "Told you so!"Comment -
what was 7 hrs away....indeed a place that had the ability to be safe for them...Comment -
Can't wait for the movieComment -
Me neither!
Who "GETS" the lead? Lol, You can have anyone, they will be lined up to play Long Dong Genius!
Marky Mark?
Liam Nssn?
Harrison Ford?Comment -
Ya, it could have been them knowing she would end up getting caught and they wanted to giver her nothing of value tell authorities when she got caught. Maybe where they were going was only 2 hours away or 2 days away, who knows.
But they had somewhere to go for sure and they needed a getaway driver. And wherever that place is, I agree, they feel it's safe for them.
All the more reason to make the bounty a million per prisoner. Make it worth it for whoever is protecting them to turn em' in and collect the $$$.
No telling how much this fiasco is going to end up costing plus every day they're out makes everyone involved look even more foolish.
Up the bounty, money well spent.Last edited by The Kraken; 06-18-15, 10:34 PM.Comment -
No bounty is going to make a crooked cop turn himself in.
It's an inside job.
Think about it, $100,000 is plenty for anyone to flip, unless they go to jail.
They had something on someone for sure, the old hagg was the fall guy. Everyone else keeps their jobs. Nice and clean.Comment -
Guys, that chick is so stupid they probably told her that her checking in to the hospital for nerve s*** was her alibi and that she should do that they probably told her that the day before or something. this chick is obviously dumb as a box of rocksComment -
The methodology of the escape route out of the prison is what intrigues me. Cut thru the cell wall - thru the steam pipe - shinny thru the steam pipe - get out of the steam pipe - then the big finish - out the manhole.
How could the prisoners know this would work? I'm not even sure how you could work backwards from the outside and be positive this would work.Comment -
$100,000 is not that much these days, YY.
Of course, if he's holed up a CO's house, the amount would be irrelevant bc no one is going to turn themselves in. They would never see a penny.
But for an accomplice or someone that may know something, money does matter. If I knew there was a chance if I turned them in, someone would retaliate against me or my fam, $100,000 wouldn't do it, no f'in way. I'm not looking over my shoulder for the rest of my life for an amount I make more than yearly.
For $2,000,000 anyone is turning them in.
Got to factor this in, the bounty money doesn't matter until they're caught. And everyday this drags on, the bill is getting pretty big.
For the gov't $2,000,000 isn't that much, a lot less than what they've likely already spent and just a fraction of what they will spend if they don't catch Biggie and the BrainComment -
I agree the bounty should be higher.
The bounty isn't higher because they know it was an inside job maybe?
They have to know. For christ's sake I know, you know, the steel expert knows. They know what they're up against.Comment -
If you're in charge of the search and you know it's an inside job. You should come up with a mis-information plan with the chick to make the conspirators think they may get caught. Then you might get someone involved in a small way to flip in exchange for not going to jail.
You also immediately let everyone know you think it was an inside job and you start putting pressure on every prison guard.
Don't you?Comment
