ALCATRAZ Full Tour & Incredible Escape Stories 

Daze with Jordan the Lion If you are still in the Bay Area, I’d love to meet you.

I was there years ago and that place is amazing. 😀

WHat Happened in Alcatraz stayed in Alcatraz

Yeh. I wouldnt wanna be there...

Very interesting and informative. When I lived in Oakland years ago, they had just shut it down so never got to see it. Amazing and I'm sure a ton of interesting stories. Thank you, Jordan. I love your cameos👏👏. Much love to you and Jah ❤❤❤🦁

@Deja i think they got away. If they didn't, the bodies would have been found.

Colm Deasy it’s not that simple. You need various materials and things to close in cracks. Otherwise water could get in the submarine. So that wouldn’t work man. But still a good idea

Clint Eastwood was in the movie Escape from Alcatraz.

@@anitaquick3756 its a true story

So interesting, I was going to comment to say almost the exact same thing, so I instead decided to reply to your relatable comment, except I went around the late 90s or early 2000s if I’m correct. I was around 10 years old. I found it incredibly interesting and still to this day find crime and punishment history very interesting. My parents got us a guided tour so it was a bit different but definitely more informative. I still to this day watch videos of abandoned prisons and it all just brings me back to my first experience.

Arnie Slab been there it’s more sketchy than it looks

I wasn't nearly as creeped out at Alcatraz as I was at Missouri State Penitentiary. I could physically feel the negativity there. The only other time I felt something like that was at the concentration camp at Dachau.

Places can certainly hold energy as you say. There is a little tiny town in Arizona called "Jerome". It is made up of just 2 or 3 little streets slashed into a mountainside. It started out as a mining town for gold, copper, etc in the 1800s. ANYWAY ( lol) I drove through there one night at about 2 am and I felt the most evil energy I have ever felt. I had a vision of miners being stuck underground and left there. I searched the archives and could not find any accidents or anything though, It was quite intense. I am still talking about it 30 years later.

@@judddavis3548 I am sure there were accidents. I grew up in Bonne Terre, Missouri over the world's largest man made cavern, a massive flooded lead mine abandoned in the 1960's by the St. Joe Lead Company. The local historical society interviewed a long time employee, who at the time was well into his 90s. I asked him about mining accidents and the story that perhaps the company tried to cover them up (after closure they were seen dumping records into the abandoned mine.) He told us they weren't hiding anything, they simply saw no value to the records (as an archivist by trade, I recoil at that now.) He said every accident that occurred went across his desk and he remembered every one. But "officially" there is no record of any of them. Long story short, I'm guessing that is probably the case here too. Jerome had a pretty famous strike in 1916. I knew the name of the town sounded familiar. There were lots of strikes in 1916 and 1917 (including one in Bonne Terre, though that one had serious anti-immigrant motives) and safety and accidents (and the fact that companies didn't give a crap if you died) was often one of the reasons for strikes.

@@MMorbid Awesome information . Thanks !!

Thanks

Yes well done!

Bryan Wickel I agree!

Inspired me to hit the road and be safe!!!

Thanks

That is really cool, first hand stories.

Thank you. I followed along as close to the audio tour as I could to get the most out of the experience

A huge portion of Alcatraz was destroyed during the last escape attempt, also the native Americans destroyed and desecrated many things on Alcatraz when they occupied the Island in the late 70s. Now because of asbestos and deterioration most of the island is off limits to the general public.

in 2007, the accordion was sitting up on the shelf though, lol.

They recently made a documentary about the 2 that made it. They ended up living somewhere in Argentina. They showed the Christmas cards that the family received from them telling them that they were ok.

Yes i saw a documentary about the nephews, and they r convinced they survived. Its really fascinating

@@MiJacFan1 All 3 lived...Frank Morris the leader got to Ireland somehow

its not confirmed 2 made it.

They think two dressed as women went to a loved one's funeral.

Very happy to hear you enjoyed it!

Yes there was. One of my favorite Clint Eastwood movies.

It's on Netflix now

I have it on DVD

Shaun Elliott you are bang one mate this guy don’t have a clue lol one of them wrote a letter to the government years later telling them who he was and how they did it ect

Also " Birdman of Alcatraz" based on a true story. The Birdman was one you did not want back out on the streets. Several paranormal shows did investigations at The Rock and Eastern State Penn. Al Capone was at both places.

Good question

I know I wouldn't like to be there

Frank's bones are at the bottom of the Bay.

Buster Cherry my theory is that they took the raft of they survived so they knew they weren’t alive

Dauphin King huh

Weasel and the crew of motd, hold my plane 😂

ha ha ha

YEAH SAME! i was like “huh?! colson went here?” 😭 i had to take a double take

Your not alone

So was the movie The Rock with Kevin Costner and Sean Connery. The Birdman Man was Robert Stroud. When Am Capone was at the Rock, it was said he would yell/scream all the time. He had syphilis and it was destroying his brain. The theory behind it the guards thought because his mind was just about gone, that he was seeing someone he set up to be murdered.

"Alcatraz - The Whole Shocking Story" was filmed on Alcatraz as well. That's a good movie too.

@@whispersoftheafterlife1017 Agreed

I've always felt that Kevin Bacon was very underated as an actor. He was in a great movie with Meryl Streep called "The River Wild" where he played a VERY chilling character.

Couldn’t agree w u more.

Yes!!! it's in the air!

Ikr

Thank you so much

You're very welcome

It might be psychological

Savage!