살았을까? 죽었을까? | 알카트라즈 탈옥 사건

Morning of June 12, 1962. The moment a guard conducting roll call at Alcatraz Prison touched the head of a sleeping prisoner, the head fell out of the bed. Lying on the bed was not a person, but a fake head made by attaching real hair. By that time, Frank Morris and the brothers John and Clarence Anglin had already disappeared from the prison. However, their escape did not begin suddenly that day. For about six months, right behind the guards, they dug into the walls, widened the ventilation shafts, and made power tools using broken vacuum cleaner motors. After creating a secret workspace above the guards' heads, they even constructed a raft and life vests by stitching together about 50 raincoats. On the day of their escape, they left the fake heads behind so that the empty beds would not be discovered. And on the night of June 11, 1962. The four prisoners executed the plan they had prepared for months. However, one man failed to escape his cell, and only the remaining three disappeared into the cold San Francisco Bay. Did they lose their lives at sea? Or did they evade the dragnet and start new lives? In this video, we trace the events in chronological order, from the rescue of Alcatraz and the preparations for the escape, to the raft made of raincoats, the movements on the day of the escape, the large-scale search and the possibility of survival, and finally to a mysterious letter that appeared about 50 years later. 00:00 A human head fell from the bed 00:41 Freedom is in sight, yet the prison is inaccessible 01:41 Frank Morris and three accomplices 02:43 The start of the escape 08:13 From 50 raincoats to a ship 10:22 He had to hide himself as well 11:17 Pretended nothing happened for half a year 12:36 The day of the escape 15:42 The first and last test voyage 16:59 The next day 18:36 Search for the escapees 22:39 A letter from 50 years later 23:50 The perspective of that day Do you think Frank Morris and the Anglin brothers reached land alive? Or do you think they eventually vanished in the cold San Francisco Bay? Revisiting a single event from the perspective of that day. #Alcatraz #AlcatrazEscape #EscapeCase #UnsolvedCase #ThePerspectiveOfThatDay