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How a Man Escaped Prison By Melting Iron Bars With Soup 

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@mariuspuiu9555
@mariuspuiu9555 2 года назад
Little did they know that being released on good behavior was also one of his genius escape plans.
@foopadr9076
@foopadr9076 2 года назад
My escape plan is much more effective.
@enigma479
@enigma479 2 года назад
@TEMPEST my escape plan is to not get in trouble in the first place
@Kafuggi
@Kafuggi 2 года назад
666 likes.. Seems like this comment was made y the devil himself
@ludicrous7044
@ludicrous7044 2 года назад
They want out ASAP. Don’t they know they will be looking over their shoulder for the rest of their life-not to mention more time if their caught!!🤷🏻‍♂️
@plantainsame2049
@plantainsame2049 2 года назад
​@@enigma479 my escape plan is to become a politician and just change the laws and use money to get away with everything
@belzyk3dg122
@belzyk3dg122 3 года назад
This is actually kinda heart touching. He never let life break him down.
@joltsounds1382
@joltsounds1382 3 года назад
I agree
@Joshin_Jinn
@Joshin_Jinn 3 года назад
Yeah that is one thing we all want to master. the way the one right way.. but all around us we see and hear about people that fall from their own minds built on illustions. Our selfish desires makes us comfortable and leaves us spoild with made up reasons for why that would be acceptable. A broken mind breaking out of naturs balance is the result of naive decisions with ones focus on something else relice whats truly imporant and you chall be poweful at ones
@hurjireepz7021
@hurjireepz7021 3 года назад
Yes all the luck that he got seems to suggest that he wasnt really meant to be in prison. Like fate didnt want him staying in prison for long.
@chris_2208
@chris_2208 3 года назад
he was an intelligent man but unfortunately naive...
@Lady_Vengeance
@Lady_Vengeance 3 года назад
Except he did kill at least one person..
@KatoChaotix
@KatoChaotix 2 года назад
The man was a god-tier-level escape artist. Every time I hear His story, I'm always fascinated by it.
@foopadr9076
@foopadr9076 2 года назад
It is just another display of how evil rules society and always has been.
@DubD-x7w
@DubD-x7w 2 года назад
dude was also a god-tier level idiot lol every time he escaped he basically handed himself over to the police immedietly.
@alexman8800
@alexman8800 12 дней назад
Papilon
@Grogthewhale
@Grogthewhale 3 года назад
This story is actually very deep. I'm happy you did this story. Ive known about this for awhile.. he escaped prison multiple times specifically to be with his family.. this man was a genius. Though you left out some important information on this story though. He purposely gave himself up because he was sick of running under the terms that they revoke his death sentence, he got to choose the prison he wanted to stay at as long as he promised he would never escape again
@justvibin4697
@justvibin4697 2 года назад
You learnt about it from that one kentobento video, right?
@kevindube7096
@kevindube7096 2 года назад
I just don’t like how all the characters look like their necks have been recently strangled upon
@satansniffler1
@satansniffler1 2 года назад
@@justvibin4697 omfg yesss
@John-Doe-Yo
@John-Doe-Yo 2 года назад
He did mention how he purposely gave himself up though no way he’d expect the cop to let him go after the confession
@cristibaluta
@cristibaluta 2 года назад
I don't buy it, especially the part with dislocating the shoulder, i don't see how that was necessary, if you can fit the rest of your body through a hole it's a matter of starting with one shoulder at an angle.
@jameswoods6523
@jameswoods6523 3 года назад
Note to self: Never trust a police officer under any circumstances with incriminating information (no matter how trustworthy they may seem)
@Nicking989
@Nicking989 3 года назад
No sh*t it's literally their job...
@deladrin2.0
@deladrin2.0 3 года назад
Exactly
@mikebradshaw8530
@mikebradshaw8530 3 года назад
God damn this guy gave in to trying to befriend police on the run more times than any criminal in history to only be turned 😳😒 in.
@sam08g16
@sam08g16 3 года назад
@@mikebradshaw8530 plot twist: he was an undercover police quality assurance auditor
@SwiftCreationStudio
@SwiftCreationStudio 3 года назад
Don't take a cigarette from them either
@shadie_y
@shadie_y Год назад
His iq skyrockets in prison and drops when he’s out 😂
@daforkgaming3320
@daforkgaming3320 Год назад
He was able to escape a prison that no one escaped before him, then confesses to a random police officer a while later even though he did that last time to one he thought was a “friend” and still got arrested
@rearrear4650
@rearrear4650 Год назад
@@daforkgaming3320 At least they treated him with more respect than beatings and granted some of his wishes too
@OctavMandru
@OctavMandru Год назад
Live 2 years in northern mountains of Japan, in a cave? I would probably die in 2 weeks
@scroopynooperz9051
@scroopynooperz9051 Год назад
He MUST have been innocent.. no one would be so hellbent on professing their innocence multiple times to law enforcement while being a fugitive, knowing a possible (probable) outcome would be him going right back to jail. Tragic, really.
@rasmusliedberg
@rasmusliedberg Год назад
@@OctavMandrui wouldn’t last 2 days. In that cold without food and water.
@beyondthecamera333
@beyondthecamera333 3 года назад
I would also like to mention that his specially made hand, and leg cuffs weighed 20 kilos each, and he was barely able to stand while wearing them.
@seikuo36
@seikuo36 3 года назад
Mfs casually training him dragon ball style
@Healthyfit_77
@Healthyfit_77 3 года назад
true
@helloworld6209
@helloworld6209 3 года назад
Not exactly. See this vid: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-CUm7B2oUh9Y.html
@beyondthecamera333
@beyondthecamera333 3 года назад
@@helloworld6209 Yes excactly. This video literally says nothinf about the cuffs, except that the rust wasn’t visible.
@yuanhonggao7062
@yuanhonggao7062 3 года назад
And it took quiet long to remove
@jakehenne
@jakehenne 3 года назад
SHOCKER: The title is the opposite of click-bait, honestly I think it undersells how awesome the story was lol!
@user-uq9oe7sc5m
@user-uq9oe7sc5m 3 года назад
It is kinda click-bait. He didn't melt the bars, he rusted them.
@crassjazzcrash5081
@crassjazzcrash5081 3 года назад
Just like your Mom
@rilluma
@rilluma 3 года назад
i heard this first from kentobento.. there is more details if ur interested.
@__Mr.White__
@__Mr.White__ 3 года назад
Yes, but why does he say mumffs to months? 8:03
@crassjazzcrash5081
@crassjazzcrash5081 3 года назад
@@__Mr.White__ because if it wouldn't then what is the question
@samwang5831
@samwang5831 Год назад
The man is a legend. It is heart-warming to know that he spent his final years with his daughter. Maybe that is the reason why he gave himself up to the lucky policeman.
@silentgamer666
@silentgamer666 3 года назад
so, he was good at getting out of prisons, but not at staying out. genius.
@camsterdam3896
@camsterdam3896 3 года назад
Ha Ha
@destynova4512
@destynova4512 3 года назад
Always wondered in the times before even TV was a thing why criminals so easily got caught. Like especially the western times going off of a drawing 😂. Like guess they wanted to be known for infamy.
@Post-Truth_Cephalopod
@Post-Truth_Cephalopod 3 года назад
Well, when you're that good at something you don't just give it up... I guess.
@emoneydev8684
@emoneydev8684 3 года назад
Hah
@LeoMajor1
@LeoMajor1 3 года назад
wham bam gotem mam
@chrisc3380
@chrisc3380 3 года назад
My grandfather used to say willpower is a humans greatest tool, with it you can do whatever you want. That man will to escape that many times remarkable.
@MrSharkFIN
@MrSharkFIN 2 года назад
Yes! All he wanted after all, was freedom.
@OzixiThrill
@OzixiThrill 2 года назад
@@MrSharkFIN Actually, I do recall him later stating that all he wanted was fair treatment; Not even freedom. After being thrown in jail a 5th time, his sentence was spent in a very lenient prison; Which just so happened to sap his desire to escape.
@bhaveshtochabbra6853
@bhaveshtochabbra6853 2 года назад
Your grandfather advice had an impact on me.
@astralsoul3216
@astralsoul3216 Год назад
Came here thinking the title said soap, stayed for the soup.
@TommyCrosby
@TommyCrosby 3 года назад
Shiratori is a legend, I'm surprised that it was never made into a movie.
@MsEriKaT
@MsEriKaT 3 года назад
The movie, Prison Break (2017), is a documentary about Yoshie Shiratori.
@TommyCrosby
@TommyCrosby 3 года назад
@@MsEriKaT yeah, I saw that on Wikipedia, but it's not an actual movie.
@Yezpahr
@Yezpahr 3 года назад
At 21:03 Thoughty2 can be heard saying "movies" so I reckon there are a few "real" movies at least. Not sure of their names though but that's what Google is for.
@thursoberwick1948
@thursoberwick1948 3 года назад
21:06 Thoughty2 mentions film adaptations.
@thursoberwick1948
@thursoberwick1948 3 года назад
@@Yezpahr Google is useless. It is only a gatekeeper. Alternatives are available.
@silverhawkscape2677
@silverhawkscape2677 3 года назад
Ah yes, the legendary technique. MISO SOUP ESCAPE!
@JangoDripDrop
@JangoDripDrop 3 года назад
If someone held his soup then how would he use it to escape DX
@haziqi3517
@haziqi3517 3 года назад
@@JangoDripDrop wait,u didn't watch
@Ron4885
@Ron4885 3 года назад
Hummm I'll have to remember this in case I . . . well, you know. ;)
@HH-ru4bj
@HH-ru4bj 3 года назад
@@Ron4885 depends on the type of confinement you have. Each situation is unique, and a basic knowledge of chemistry is a small part. There's the guard patrol, gaps in your routine, and what type of tools are at your disposal. Genius takes many forms. IQ only measures a specific part of it.
@fallenangel207
@fallenangel207 3 года назад
Yes it is called the miso soup tactic
@williamkoscielniak7871
@williamkoscielniak7871 2 года назад
My God. That's story is so incredible it's genuinely hard to believe. I don't care what petty crimes he committed, that man is a hero.
@andyhill242
@andyhill242 3 года назад
Another heartwarming story, I've never heard before.
@Jonwayne777Iloveyouall
@Jonwayne777Iloveyouall 3 года назад
It's because they're all made up
@dalaisdramalama4470
@dalaisdramalama4470 3 года назад
@@Jonwayne777Iloveyouall it sounds like it is made up because he's butchering the names ;-) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yoshie_Shiratori
@SwiftCreationStudio
@SwiftCreationStudio 3 года назад
@@Jonwayne777Iloveyouall it's funny because you could easily independently verify their validity, but I guess this generation is incapable of that and needs it force fed
@largebig79
@largebig79 3 года назад
@@Jonwayne777Iloveyouall if you were capable of doing an ounce of research you would know they aren't
@Hurricane0499
@Hurricane0499 3 года назад
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-cQq-lD-YoUQ-.html-.
@beckyfromhr588
@beckyfromhr588 3 года назад
This guy is so amazing if I was the judge I would’ve just let him go he’d be better off as the next Houdini than as a criminal
@quietyard8014
@quietyard8014 2 года назад
He sounds like a genius. Given an intellectually stimulating prison job, he might have not tried to escape.
@listerineclean343
@listerineclean343 2 года назад
You get that he killed two people though, right? Wtf lmao
@AMagicalTortoise
@AMagicalTortoise 2 года назад
@@listerineclean343 Well, to be fair, one of those people it’s not guaranteed he killed, and the other was in self defense.
@Karanova311
@Karanova311 2 года назад
I would give him the chance to be responsible for the security of the prisons buildung. no one will ever succeed to escape again 😂
@BeefSalsaa
@BeefSalsaa 2 года назад
@@quietyard8014 if only
@Clara-ph7my
@Clara-ph7my 2 года назад
I am glad at the end that finally, someone actually opened the door to release him free. He got to spend his final years with his daughter.
@deltalimabravo6727
@deltalimabravo6727 3 года назад
I wasn’t familiar with the story and the twists caught me off-guard, well-played.
@mainemail5506
@mainemail5506 3 года назад
There are some epic details he missed out on: Like how they only out him in those hand cuffs without key holes (which were stronger than the normal kind) because he ripped the normal ones in half with his strength alone
@mainemail5506
@mainemail5506 3 года назад
There's an even better version of this on Kento Bentos channel
@elmacho2789
@elmacho2789 3 года назад
Moral of the story: don’t say something is unsinkable or unescapable or unanythingable. Just don’t.
@stevenschalck2781
@stevenschalck2781 3 года назад
Yeah it never seems to work out look at that cave batman had to get out of after a little kid did it first lol
@Redflowers9
@Redflowers9 3 года назад
Or better to die looking for a solution than it is not to, because with the former there is more possibility.
@SwiftCreationStudio
@SwiftCreationStudio 3 года назад
_Hey, many women have said I'm unfuckable_ So far so good on that one :U
@vudemoniac
@vudemoniac 3 года назад
@@SwiftCreationStudio hey, "many" does not mean "all", so you're good :D
@SwiftCreationStudio
@SwiftCreationStudio 3 года назад
@@vudemoniac to be fair I've never been told that. I was just trying to be funny
@sailingyoumeandjosapea6770
@sailingyoumeandjosapea6770 2 года назад
A story of never giving up on a better life is what I see . and being with those you love. Respect
@corporateservants269
@corporateservants269 3 года назад
This guy will make for a very awesome grandfather. Just imagine how many stories he will have amassed in his yesrs! Great job sir, 1 of your best in awhile. They're all great, but this was 1 of your greatest interpretations of a story already been told.
@allanshpeley4284
@allanshpeley4284 3 года назад
Absolutely! Hopefully he can inspire a life of lockpicking, theft and murder in the innocent minds of his beloved grandchildren!
@corporateservants269
@corporateservants269 3 года назад
@@allanshpeley4284 if that's how you look at storytelling, then maybe you shouldn't watch tv or listen to music if those are your ideologies. 🤷‍♂️
@allanshpeley4284
@allanshpeley4284 3 года назад
​@@corporateservants269 Why, because I don't glorify criminals? Look, if his message to his grandchildren was don't make the same mistakes I did, then I can agree with you.
@corporateservants269
@corporateservants269 3 года назад
@@allanshpeley4284 I'm not demonizing you, I'm just saying stories are just that, they're stories! They aren't codes to live by. When (if) you heard Hansel and Gretel, would you contemplate that every old woman was a cannibal that needed to die?😅 of course not, that would be crazy!🤣
@allanshpeley4284
@allanshpeley4284 3 года назад
@@corporateservants269 I misread your original comment. I see now you were referring to 42, not the criminal. My mistake. Yes, 42 is a good storyteller.
@sizwe.amabaso732
@sizwe.amabaso732 3 года назад
The guard: this prison is escape proof Yoshi: ...and I took that personal
@anthonyernst999
@anthonyernst999 3 года назад
Hmm
@Canalcoholic
@Canalcoholic 3 года назад
And he did it four times to prove it wasn’t a fluke.
@lethalwolf7455
@lethalwolf7455 3 года назад
Yoshi...hold my Miso soup😂
@sanjablazina2879
@sanjablazina2879 3 года назад
@@lethalwolf7455 On second thought, give that back, thank you very much
@Tradbow85
@Tradbow85 3 года назад
Shit, I what is the "and I took that personal" from? Drawing a blank.
@sikksnakk
@sikksnakk 2 года назад
Dam man you have a lot of good stories A long time ago we used to sit around a campfire, stare at the burning wood, and listen to old folks telling theese kind of stories and legends. Now we stare at the glow from a screen, and are still mesmerized. There has always been storytellers that delivered legends, folklore and fairytales on to the next generation. My grandfather was a great storyteller, and half a century later I'm still remebering the exitement of listening to him. I have seen a lot of your videos. You are the net version of the human storyteller tradition. And you are doing a good job🙂
@ComicalRealm
@ComicalRealm 3 года назад
Guards: This prison is escape proof Yoshi Shitori: Hold my miso soup
@le9038
@le9038 3 года назад
*starts dipping hand cuffs in soup *
@alterworlds1629
@alterworlds1629 3 года назад
Who makes the floor out of wooden boards in a prison, and claims it cannot be escaped. It is WOOD. WITH DIRT BELOW. People can dig with even the shittiest of tools if needed,
@oliverpetroski4205
@oliverpetroski4205 3 года назад
They should make a movie about him.
@denifnaf5874
@denifnaf5874 3 года назад
Some people escaped by using dried piss as explosive
@AtelierGod
@AtelierGod 3 года назад
@@alterworlds1629 people in the nineteen hundreds.
@jaimytourigny3027
@jaimytourigny3027 3 года назад
This guy is a LEGEND, he deserve to be remembered!
@donking454
@donking454 3 года назад
Ha has been.
@jaimytourigny3027
@jaimytourigny3027 3 года назад
@Evelyn 21 y.o - check my vidéó If you'd not 'try' to sound smart, you'd notice once out he had to flee civilisation and couldn't find neither a work nor house, try living like that and show us what a '"genius" can do. To me it sound like you didn't even gave one ear to the video
@obiwankenobi265
@obiwankenobi265 2 года назад
He killed two people
@jaimytourigny3027
@jaimytourigny3027 2 года назад
@@obiwankenobi265 You killed alot of people Kenobi, better change identity now that the empire is in power
@obiwankenobi265
@obiwankenobi265 2 года назад
@@jaimytourigny3027 👋 I'm not the Jedi your looking for
@TheStormey
@TheStormey Год назад
I just found your channel tonight, very much enjoying the content and the storytelling! Thanks so much!
@OfficialNinjaSkillz
@OfficialNinjaSkillz 3 года назад
I’ve watched nearly every video on this man. Something about him is captivating. He never had the heart to be a criminal.
@allanshpeley4284
@allanshpeley4284 3 года назад
What about when he killed the farmer?
@belandino
@belandino 3 года назад
@@allanshpeley4284 Self defense, no doubt about it. 100%.
@allanshpeley4284
@allanshpeley4284 3 года назад
@@belandino Lol. He was trespassing and stealing from the farmer. If anything the farmer was the one attempting to defend himself (and rightfully so).
@belandino
@belandino 3 года назад
@@allanshpeley4284 I was trolling lol
@allanshpeley4284
@allanshpeley4284 3 года назад
@@belandino haha ok, that makes more sense now.
@holohulolo
@holohulolo 2 года назад
When it came to the part he was in the prison with the misosoup I immediately figured he was going to use it to rust the metal because of how he escaped his previous cell from the screws that were rusted from the rain. I wonder if the reason he also thought of that was because of that experience. I mean almost everyone know water can rust metal what more a miso soup. Also the story is actually touching. The fact that he could be in prison so many times, living in the woods for 2 years and still not have his spirit to live broken by those circumstances. It's truly a wonderful story, if it were like shawshank story where he did or didn't but most likely didn't commit his crime, it's truly a great story about the will to live. It's not just about a brilliant escape, of how impressive how crafty he is it's also how his escapes have bought him enough time for the world to change and him being free from the death sentence, of him trusting a guard he barely knew and actually meeting a police officer and started chatting with him and confessing to him What an amazing story, there's even no need for dramatization making it to a movie. The story already seems like it came out of a movie.
@Kinobambino
@Kinobambino 2 года назад
At the core of human nature is survival. Using brain and brawn. Probably did the opposite of break his spirit. How can I be free? Set a fire in him
@foopadr9076
@foopadr9076 2 года назад
Maybe he was trying to kill himself. That's what I try to do every time I go out into the forest. The human body is way to strong unfortunally. He died of an heart attack caused by that years later I am sure. I will kill myself way before the heart attack gets me tho. I will win. Test me.
@quantitativeease
@quantitativeease 2 года назад
The memorial at the end was unexpected and very touching. I got tears in my eyes.
@christopherpenny6216
@christopherpenny6216 2 года назад
I don't think I've ever commented on one of your videos. I know it helps with the algorithm so - I just want to thank you for your hard work. Your content has been some of the most direct and informative on RU-vid for quite some time. No garbage, no click bait, honest promotions, and genuinely amusing but tasteful jokes in there, too. That's all.
@neostriker_7849
@neostriker_7849 3 года назад
finally a story that i already know
@aliyazdani111
@aliyazdani111 3 года назад
I kinda know how it feels man, i knew the bear soldier story too.
@neostriker_7849
@neostriker_7849 3 года назад
@@Salman98776 ya
@sabersz
@sabersz 3 года назад
I've watched Kento's video on this like 4 times lol
@Germ_f
@Germ_f 3 года назад
@@Salman98776 you read my mind lmaoo
@bobbiusshadow6985
@bobbiusshadow6985 3 года назад
Yup, I clicked because I knew it from Kento Bento.
@aminansar5294
@aminansar5294 2 года назад
I actually feel really sorry for the man. He didn't deserve it and top of it he was a genius who wasn't utilised well. Anyone would get stubborn like him to escape if they were locked unjustly. The man deserved better
@M8NESS
@M8NESS 3 года назад
Genius when it comes to escaping prison, but also a genius when it comes to ending up in one...
@nvmffs
@nvmffs 3 года назад
Just keep chatting up police officers... doesn't take a genius lol
@Elmithian
@Elmithian 3 года назад
@@nvmffs Just really makes it feel like he was genuinely innocent. Considering how horribly flawed the current Japanese legal system is (conviction wise), I can't even imagine how horrid the old one was.
@Hurricane0499
@Hurricane0499 3 года назад
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-cQq-lD-YoUQ.html!!×
@kuronoch.1441
@kuronoch.1441 Год назад
​@@Elmithian Late reply: Take Japan's current system, add the inhumanity of the Japanese armed forces during WWII, and you get Shiratori's situation.
@boodashaka2841
@boodashaka2841 3 года назад
I wanna know how he was able to get from outside his cell to the actual outside of the prison itself though. Seems like there would be other doors and extra layers of guards etc. Be cool to find out but I guess that part is less fun to hear
@rabidcabbage7230
@rabidcabbage7230 2 года назад
I haven't watch this video specifically and I don't know which escape you're talking about, but there is a prison he escaped, turned museum, and it has a wax figure of him crawling along the over head arches near the top of the ceiling as part of his escape.
@boodashaka2841
@boodashaka2841 2 года назад
@@rabidcabbage7230 I like the honesty my guy
@rabidcabbage7230
@rabidcabbage7230 2 года назад
@@boodashaka2841 thanks
@brandonbrown9489
@brandonbrown9489 2 года назад
It is the most interesting part really. But, from a safety standpoint I guess you could argue, most prisons would not want the details out or put out vaguely. Alot of prisons were made around the same time and followed very similar designs so it could potentially give information out to allow others to escape older facilities. But that's literally just a guess lol
@azri8799
@azri8799 2 года назад
Watch kento bento video about him. It got more details
@ronryandechavez
@ronryandechavez 2 года назад
It is me like a child listening and watching to my grandma/grandpa's stories, this is kinda awesome to learn history from other places
@DavidDatura
@DavidDatura 3 года назад
I’m constantly blown away by how this guy finds all these quirky left field stories every week. With every one as interesting or even more so, than the one before. I think he’s a kind of quirky genius!
@KulaGGin
@KulaGGin 2 года назад
I think He's got a whole team. And also people on Patreon send him ideas. It's his channel and he's the narrator, but I don't think that he's doing everything by himself: scenarios, directing, editing, etc. He even used to list all people who work on the video when he started his channel, but not anymore.
@DavidDatura
@DavidDatura 2 года назад
@@KulaGGin maybe, that didn’t occur to me 🤔
@Speedster189
@Speedster189 2 года назад
@@KulaGGin you forgot the most important person, the animator
@quinnigan565
@quinnigan565 3 года назад
I have no idea how you come up with so much content… seriously impressive. Your mind is an endless pit of knowledge 😭
@rvxn
@rvxn 3 года назад
Also well-researched, He is such a ✨Genius✨
@madmantheepic7278
@madmantheepic7278 3 года назад
i'm pretty sure he has a team doing all of the content searchings and researching though, so it's not necessarily him who came up with all of the content ideas.
@skinnybuggo
@skinnybuggo 3 года назад
Its a team of people
@RentAsunder0
@RentAsunder0 3 года назад
He stole it from the guy that did an animation version of the story right here on the tube he's actually been redoing along of other people's videos as of late
@The_ZeroLine
@The_ZeroLine 3 года назад
There’s literally endless amazing stories out there easily discovered. Just lose yourself down a wiki rabbit hole and you’ll find enough stories worth telling to cover a hundred years. What blows my mind is that there is any boring content out there with so much great material.
@MajorTendonitis
@MajorTendonitis 2 года назад
Amazing story with a good ending. I can’t get over how intelligent this guy was , imagine if he used it for good
@Elmithian
@Elmithian 3 года назад
Considering the Japanese legal system back then (and even now for that matter) there are pretty good odds that he was genuinely innocent. You don't get 99% conviction rate without some good ol torture and harassment until the suspects admits guilt, even though they didn't break any laws.
@lpfan4491
@lpfan4491 2 года назад
If that is true, then we have the classic case of "The crime happened because of the legal system, not the other way around."(Because he did end up murdering that one farmer-dude after the prisons forced him to become a mountain hermit)
@foopadr9076
@foopadr9076 2 года назад
Considering how racist Japanese byrocrats are, it's fair to say he was a victim of their ignorance.
@shadoninja
@shadoninja 2 года назад
I know someone who got arrested back in 2015. It is still the same. They harass you endlessly and keep you detained until you admit to whatever they want you to admit to.
@anotherone9770
@anotherone9770 2 года назад
true but he had no right to be on the farmers property being the source of said murder
@ScooterCat64
@ScooterCat64 2 года назад
@@anotherone9770 What person wouldn't do that if their about to starve to death? (assuming he was)
@PowerandControlUFU
@PowerandControlUFU 3 года назад
This guy is a true example of Japanese patience and perseverance.
@Mpiantine
@Mpiantine Год назад
did i miss the part where he melted the iron bars with miso soup? lol maybe rotted them away, not melted.
@rafetizer
@rafetizer Год назад
Pleasantly surprised by the clickbait here
@HughMirin-Bruh
@HughMirin-Bruh Год назад
Eroded away would probably be the best words
@danbasford7456
@danbasford7456 3 года назад
"That must have been really hard." "Actually, it was super easy, barely an inconvenience."
@innocentbystander3317
@innocentbystander3317 3 года назад
Wow wow wow... wow! That's a pretty big "Oops!"
@Ishan_Avinash
@Ishan_Avinash 3 года назад
Escaping from prison using soup is tight.
@peet-janissen5838
@peet-janissen5838 3 года назад
He then did a backflip snapped the bad guy’s neck and saved the day
@myscreen2urs
@myscreen2urs 3 года назад
He had to do a murder on that farmer he decided🙃
@gregbors8364
@gregbors8364 3 года назад
Crossover comments are TIGHT
@tomm04471
@tomm04471 3 года назад
I think the most important message in this story is that it was a form of compassion, not punishment, that changed a man. Or if you want to put an interesting spin on it, it was only compassion that could keep him in prison until his release.
@crassjazzcrash5081
@crassjazzcrash5081 3 года назад
Tell that to your Mom
@FloatingSunfish
@FloatingSunfish 2 года назад
The escapes are so unbelievable they sound like something Lupin would pull off, lmao. 😂
@miamijules2149
@miamijules2149 3 года назад
Wow. What a great premise for a movie…. Beginning with him and the cop at bench having a smoke. Damn.
@innocentbystander3317
@innocentbystander3317 3 года назад
I just pictured Forest Gump reciting the story of The Fugitive... "Momma alwas said loife is loike a bowl of Meeso." "I don't care..." "I wasnt me that keeled Jennay, it was the one armed mang. "I still don't care... Don't run, Forest! Don't run!"
@fishrenfroeboyd7954
@fishrenfroeboyd7954 3 года назад
I think it would be better if it just showed the whole movie chronologically that leads up to the last scene with him on a bench with the cop, and then when he starts telling his story to the cop it just shows the entire movie again a 2nd time but with reenactment actors this time.
@kenji2787
@kenji2787 3 года назад
Hate that kind of stupid movie writing and they’re doing it way to often. I’ve already lost interested with your unexplained plots, accepted it as a mystery and moved on. Now, the story is getting interesting and I want to see what comes next, just to be distracted by the not anymore interesting bullshit.
@SJNaka101
@SJNaka101 2 года назад
@@fishrenfroeboyd7954 Holy shit
@CousinFeetus
@CousinFeetus 2 года назад
My question is, how can someone that brilliant be dumb enough to turn themselves into the authorities twice thinking that they're going to be his friend? Second question, how can someone that brilliant not realize that it's time to leave the country? He could have put his skills to use getting out of the country instead of getting out of a prison which would probably be a whole lot easier. NEVER TRUST AUTHORITY ! EVER.
@ryanbadgett5113
@ryanbadgett5113 2 года назад
I don’t trust authority lol
@sirreginaldfishingtonxvii6149
@sirreginaldfishingtonxvii6149 2 года назад
It's rather difficult, and often counterproductive to *never* trust any form of authority. Usually doesn't work out too well. This one's a shame though. His seemingly good heart was kind of taken advantage of.
@Kinobambino
@Kinobambino 2 года назад
He didn't want to leave his family I guess. Maybe he always had the thought to return to them
@mellowmallow4855
@mellowmallow4855 2 года назад
Because he wanted to be reunited with his family.
@santiaguo21
@santiaguo21 2 года назад
I mean the first time he was desperate and the second one he himself handed himself over
@MeguminDStaff1007
@MeguminDStaff1007 2 года назад
Keep escaping until the Justice system is fair enough to listen to you. What a man
@RomanoPRODUCTION
@RomanoPRODUCTION 3 года назад
Arran is so much a great story teller, I am almost crying now 😭💧💧💧💧
@RomanoPRODUCTION
@RomanoPRODUCTION 3 года назад
@Phoenix 𝙾𝚙𝚎𝚗 𝙼𝚢 PROFILE even a great-grandfather. Arran is billionaire in storytelling! I even paid for his next book! ❤
@lenny108
@lenny108 3 года назад
8:08 Nowadays life has become so tough that prisoners who are released from jail often try to get back into prison as fast as possible.
@erikjarandson5458
@erikjarandson5458 3 года назад
Guard: We found a tunnel between one of the cells and the outside of the wall. Warden: Oh, no! Which prisoner escaped? Guard: Well, that's the thing... Inmate Jones is back, and looking forward to taco Friday.
@Simon-nx1sc
@Simon-nx1sc 3 года назад
@@erikjarandson5458 lmao
@FosterChild
@FosterChild 3 года назад
When i was in prison i met a lot of inmates who actually planned o returning. It was how they made money. They would get released on license half way through their sentence. Fill their bum with drugs. Then brake the law and get sent back to prison for the remainder of their sentence. Making some cash for their release.
@FosterChild
@FosterChild 3 года назад
@KKK Revolution for me at the time i was homeless i had nothing so prison for me was a roof, routine, medical, and food. Fuckin saved me but i wouldnt want to go back. My records clean now :)
@andrewsmart2949
@andrewsmart2949 3 года назад
yep 3 meals a day and minimal cleaning up,if they are on pshch drugs they love it
@shadowman7307
@shadowman7307 2 года назад
Guards: "This time we got you for good. This jail is escape proof. You're not going anywhere." Shiratori: "Hold my soup."
@ucmgaming9957
@ucmgaming9957 3 года назад
It's pretty awesome that one of the prisons he escaped from has immortalised him through art!
@PowerChannel88
@PowerChannel88 3 года назад
For how good he was at escaping prison, he was really really bad at staying out longer than five minutes without telling some cop figure that he is a fugative.
@FurchtbaresGaming
@FurchtbaresGaming Год назад
When i started watching, i realized, that ive watched it before. But i kept watching because this story is just great!
@quitted7276
@quitted7276 3 года назад
Where's my,"they failed to account for his 5th ability. Immortality."
@thesymbiotenation.4552
@thesymbiotenation.4552 3 года назад
That's one un-Bowlivable escape!
@GL1TCH1N
@GL1TCH1N 3 года назад
**Comedy show audience laugh**
@sam08g16
@sam08g16 3 года назад
Boooooooooooooo
@mattj2081
@mattj2081 3 года назад
Boo!
@6sjxq
@6sjxq 3 года назад
😐😐😐😐
@daxter69420
@daxter69420 3 года назад
Take my like and leave
@steshka1015
@steshka1015 2 года назад
I love it! One thing also to point is unfair system for innocent framed as criminal. I love he never give up and he is so smart.
@MonsterIsABlock
@MonsterIsABlock 3 года назад
We need to make an anime out of this.
@spider_1232
@spider_1232 3 года назад
early on a monsterisablock comment.
@Slendermaster968
@Slendermaster968 3 года назад
There is one... Golden Kamuy. Character "Shiraishi Yoshitake" is pretty much a reference to Yoshie Shiratori.
@sam08g16
@sam08g16 3 года назад
We could make a religion out of this
@Kafj302
@Kafj302 3 года назад
@@sam08g16 i mean there are such things as "escape rooms"......and people travel around doing thing religiously so in a sense it is a religion.
@DarrenC_1024
@DarrenC_1024 3 года назад
@@sam08g16 Jail-breaking iPhone owners are already devoted believers.
@SheilaMMichuki
@SheilaMMichuki 3 года назад
Loved this one. Animation is so entertaining and the narration, brilliant as always. 😊😊
@VitoBurrito
@VitoBurrito 2 года назад
This man was thei literal personification of "NEVA GIVE UP!" Japanese motivation.
@majamichalek2045
@majamichalek2045 3 года назад
Learning history with u is so interesting i love it!!
@mskimyu
@mskimyu 3 года назад
This prison escape story has become heartwarming because of the effective story-telling.
@dogerswag
@dogerswag 2 года назад
I've seen his story adapted so many times. Mans a legend.
@ashmoore9945
@ashmoore9945 3 года назад
Good show Thoughty2. Although it might have been proper to mention, in the cell Shiratori escaped though the skylight, it was so small he could brace himself against both sides to climb up. Also the "bed" he would dig under was a Futon that laid on the floor. these are 2 key points in Shiratori's story.
@Grogthewhale
@Grogthewhale 3 года назад
Yes and the guards watched him 24/7 without taking an eye off him. He used the wood to make it look like his body as he burrowed under his futon so the guards still thought he was asleep
@KPid10t
@KPid10t 3 года назад
Cool story! This channel has been a nice change of pace. I've been watching for a few months now and am really enjoying the content! It's especially great to fall asleep to, and I mean that in the best way possible lmao
@PiotrBarcz
@PiotrBarcz 2 года назад
Japanese prison builders and designers: Make 100 percent escape proof prison cell Yoshi: Makes that prison cell 99.99 percent escape proof
@gravy7861_
@gravy7861_ 3 года назад
Miso soup is how I escape all my problems in life
@Frosty_tha_Snowman
@Frosty_tha_Snowman 3 года назад
So this man is just "Japan's answer" (love that term) to Michael Scofield? Except, this guys real..
@liammurphy2725
@liammurphy2725 2 года назад
Amazing tale. Thank you.
@sgt.averyjohnson8395
@sgt.averyjohnson8395 3 года назад
It’s been a while since RU-vid recommended a new channel that I really like. Dude, this story was a great start to my day. You have a real knack for storytelling!! (Yeah I’m starting my day at noon, it’s Saturday 😊)
@monhi64
@monhi64 Год назад
I don’t think I have ever seen any internet comment much less a RU-vid comment admitting to having woken up late like we had caught them or had any idea lmao
@tinaknight9143
@tinaknight9143 2 года назад
Reminds me of my Great-Great Uncle Louie. He escaped from Waupun Prison in Wisconsin by whittling himself a skeleton key and walk out one night. He got as far as Sheboygan, WI but his sister refused to let him in the house, telling him to turn himself in or she would call the police to come get him. I never learned the year it happened nor if he went back willingly.
@azaanbinbilalakathehouse
@azaanbinbilalakathehouse 2 года назад
maybe not the best place to share
@kuro758
@kuro758 Год назад
@@azaanbinbilalakathehouse it's great great uncle, probably not even alive anymore
@franze4
@franze4 Год назад
@@azaanbinbilalakathehouse call the cops on him then
@RaijuFiction
@RaijuFiction Год назад
Wow, I really enjoyed this one! Did nobody really think "gee, this guy keeps thwarting our best attempts at keeping someone incarcerated, maybe we should hire him!"? A brain like that would have been so useful to get ahead of any security issues the prisons would have had. Plus the fact that they made a statue of him. That was pretty darn cool 😂
@ducko1205
@ducko1205 3 года назад
always get excited hearing this story never gets old
@doomedmeatslab3100
@doomedmeatslab3100 3 года назад
Same
@makeminefreedom
@makeminefreedom 3 года назад
In the end we found out he had a daughter that he loved. He had something to live for and that makes all the difference.
@JulieWallis1963
@JulieWallis1963 3 года назад
Ugh! Spoiler alert please. Some of us like to read the comments whilst watching the video.
@Psichotica7
@Psichotica7 3 года назад
@@JulieWallis1963 Are you kidding me? That's on YOU. Take responsibility for yourself once in a while.
@chadking8767
@chadking8767 3 года назад
@@Psichotica7 lmao chill nerd
@Psichotica7
@Psichotica7 3 года назад
​@@chadking8767 Never.
@TylireousGaming
@TylireousGaming 3 года назад
Dude. Spoliers. Could you at least warn people? We have crippling low attention spans and starting the comment with a simple "Spoilers below" would be very helpful so we don't have the story ruined. Thanks
@F1rstWorldNomaD
@F1rstWorldNomaD 2 года назад
This is one of the coolest stories ever 🤣 What an absolute Chad.
@josephstalin43
@josephstalin43 3 года назад
I would recommend watching the video kento bento made on the subject a few years ago, he covered it in more detail. Edit: I forgot to add that kento bento also made a follow up video to answer some of the questions.
@asheep7797
@asheep7797 3 года назад
Even Soviets know about the prison break!
@lethalwolf7455
@lethalwolf7455 3 года назад
Thoughty Two, I’ve been subbed to you for a very long time, I love all of your videos, but I can honestly say, I love this one the most!👍❤️🐕
@TownGirl04
@TownGirl04 2 года назад
Amazing story.
@erock.steady
@erock.steady 3 года назад
great story, a lifetime in the making, well told.
@erock.steady
@erock.steady 3 года назад
@Amanda 24 y.o - check my vidéó lol you stole that from norgy's post from over a month ago and i'll bet you're a G.I.R.L. which stands for Guy In Real Life lol
@erock.steady
@erock.steady 3 года назад
@Sharon 20 y.o - check my vidéó lol you stole that from Tommy Crosby's post from over a month ago and i'll bet you're a G.I.R.L. which stands for Guy In Real Life lol
@Dave27467
@Dave27467 3 года назад
I would recomend kento bento video on yoshie shiritori (the prisioner) it goes into a lot more detail.
@KenXyroReal
@KenXyroReal 2 года назад
This man was saving up skill points and unlocked a new skill every time he was sent to prison.
@ZER0--
@ZER0-- 3 года назад
I started to wonder at the validity of all of his amazing feats, but as my Friend used to say "Never let the truth get in the way of a good story." Shame he wasn't as good at not getting caught.
@JoshuaRWorkman
@JoshuaRWorkman 3 года назад
If I learned anything, it's to not underestimate Shiratori.
@antonm7191
@antonm7191 3 года назад
Okay captain obvious
@bryanmulcare9083
@bryanmulcare9083 Год назад
Got to respect this prisoner for being one of the smartest prisoner and being creative for his escape. Japan is one of the most respectful country in my opinion.
@adriandabarber3996
@adriandabarber3996 3 года назад
Awesome story bro!! Really liked this one :D
@kyallogideon8625
@kyallogideon8625 3 года назад
I just can't escape your great researched stories...captivating
@thursoberwick1948
@thursoberwick1948 3 года назад
Most of them are recycled from other RU-vid channels.
@therealzilch
@therealzilch Год назад
Another great story, thanks. Cheers from sunny Vienna, Scott
@stapuft
@stapuft 3 года назад
yesssshhh, i remember suggesting this MONTHS ago, so happy to finally get it! thank you so much! i love this story!
@JoesPhenomenal
@JoesPhenomenal 3 года назад
Amazing! This is my favorite of all the Thoughty2 videos so far. I'm Japanese, so maybe there is a little bias there, but still...
@AdrianMulligan
@AdrianMulligan 3 года назад
One of my faves too!
@Grogthewhale
@Grogthewhale 3 года назад
I'm not Japanese but this is one of my favorite stories of all time
@marypatten9655
@marypatten9655 2 года назад
What a great story. Thank you for sharing. History can be so interestering and educational. God blesd
@studiomila4419
@studiomila4419 3 года назад
Im addicted to watching your videos, they are so interesting. I don’t even skip like I do in other videos!!
@patchpelt6277
@patchpelt6277 3 года назад
Lol I remember learning about the miso soup technique in school, and my whole class started DYING laughing because they thought my teacher wasn't being serious
@かなさはかなさはさは
@かなさはかなさはさは 2 года назад
Try miso soup. It is salty.
@laramauss1968
@laramauss1968 Год назад
great story! Thank you! 😊
@rvxn
@rvxn 3 года назад
He is like the real life Light Yagami. Everyone loves him but he is a criminal genius.
@boonies4u
@boonies4u 3 года назад
loves him because he is a criminal genius-
@jmanpolo5611
@jmanpolo5611 3 года назад
He was considerably better than light as he wasn't a mass murderer.
@Geheimnis-c2e
@Geheimnis-c2e 3 года назад
@@jmanpolo5611 with god complex, i might add.
@herrschmidt5477
@herrschmidt5477 3 года назад
did you even watch the story?
@plugshirt1684
@plugshirt1684 3 года назад
@@jmanpolo5611 he was morally but better but obviously not nearly as intelligent
@marwan4358
@marwan4358 3 года назад
You're one of my favorite youtubers of all time, thank you for your great content
@wanderingbelle7
@wanderingbelle7 2 года назад
A movie MUST be made about this man
@qjames0077
@qjames0077 3 года назад
His last escape was with soup His first was with chicken wings
@enderking_13
@enderking_13 2 года назад
I will never understand how breaking out of prison, when you were convicted incorrectly, it gets proved your innocent, you get sent to prison. For breaking out of a place you were not supposed to be, you get sent to that place.
@ivantheterrible7696
@ivantheterrible7696 2 года назад
Because the law is there to be upheld, not to benefit the citizens. Same as resisting arrest from a police officer abusing his authority. The stance of the government on that is "alright, it wasn't your fault and it's our bad, but we're not taking any responsability. Also, we're in charge here, so daring to defy them, and therefore "us" deserves an over the top, completely unfair punishment".
@RoyalCodyboyStreaming
@RoyalCodyboyStreaming 2 года назад
This was so inspirational
@garrettSlingerland
@garrettSlingerland 3 года назад
You'd think after a while the government would try to employ him to create escape proof cells lol
@Grogthewhale
@Grogthewhale 3 года назад
He would of been a great asset to The government
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