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Its funny how they only sentence people who have murdered others for a short amount of time. Yet they sentence and accuse someone who didnt mean to steal anything and tried to rightfully escape 105 years.
So he went to prison for "stealing" tools his father left him (and an altercation with police), but someone broke into my house and stole stuff that was my father's, and that was "a civil matter"
Bro this is horrible I can't even imagine the suffering he has gone through and still going through, he wasn't right for trying to escape so many times but didn't deserve what he got, I really pray he gets out of there soon and live a bit Ya Allah.
Ikkk. It's so bad, I completely agree. But to be honest the reason I replied to this was that I recognized the Ya Allah :) Glad I'm not the only Arabic person here :))
okay but the fact that he got arrested in the first place on a technicality because he took stuff from his dead father that was left to him anyway was complete bullshit. they could have just said 'you can't just take stuff, there are legal proceedings that have to be done first' and that would have been the end of it.
his whole life ruined just because of a misunderstanding. Prison gives the worst to even the good ones. Heard he was rearrested after his release in 2019 after violations of his parole.
There was a movie with Stallone in which he played an escape artist that test the security of prisons. Will be cool if a guy who escaped so many times is given a job helping the security of prisons.
I hope there's a campaign for him to be released at this age. He was not a bad man, but did some foolish things like escape from prison... If he was intelligent enough, he would have known this would just prolong his prison sentencing.
Mark is quite smart, I will admit, but I think if you don't count the engineering part of his escapes, then another prisoner deserves recognition. Specifically, Yoshie Shiratori (I think I spelled that right), a Japanese prisoner during WW2. Here's a video link about how he escaped multiple times from prison: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oI8trlbCbU8.html
Nah, petty "robbers" like him deserve life sentence....killers only deserve 10 months. You should get it right, cause justice like this isnt gonna help you and me
If he was soo smart he never woulda ended up in prison. There are hundreds of thousands if not millions of criminals who have never been caught and live free until they die.
he had 2 years left to be free; wrongfully imprisoned for petty crime laws. and yet so genius he throws it out to get life in prison.... drugging people with a powerful psychedelic is quite serious even if they enjoy it without their consent. he should've just taken it to use them himself lol.
1 - If theft of probate property, intended for him, is the only reason for the initial imprisonment then he was wronged, and I don't blame him for his indignation. 2 - Escape from prison shouldn't be a crime. It's not a crime, for example, in Mexico. Under this proposal, injury to others, and damage to property, in the course of an escape, would remain crimes. The desire for freedom is innate.
If noones hurt trying to escape shouldn't be a crime that extends stay. Like I get it, you don't want to allow escape attempts, but that person didn't do anything that deserves a life sentence. They wanted freedom when they were caged for a crime, thay shouldn't be a big deal, the consequences? Life in prison, poor decision making that isn't actively harming others landed them with life.
