Alcatraz Escape: What They Found After 64 Years

Alcatraz escape, the 1962 Alcatraz escape evidence, what happened to the Alcatraz escapees The head on the pillow had real human hair. Plaster, paint, and hair gathered somewhere inside the prison. Eyes closed. Face turned toward the wall. In a cell block after lights-out, seen from a corridor by a guard walking a count, it was enough. On the morning of 12 June 1962, a guard reached through the bars of Frank Morris's cell, and the head came off the pillow and onto the floor. Morris was gone. So were John and Clarence Anglin, from the cells beside him. Three men got out of Alcatraz. That is the last thing about them that anyone has established. Not the search that began that morning. Not seventeen years of federal investigation. Not anything found in the sixty-four years since. But things were found. Not the men. Nobody has ever found the men. What turned up over those sixty-four years was evidence about the water they went into, and about the years that came after it, and not one piece of it closed the case. Every piece of it changed what could be said about that night. In today's video, we look at Alcatraz Escape: What They Found After 64 Years — the June 1962 escape of Frank Morris and John and Clarence Anglin, and what sixty-four years of investigation since has and has not established. Keep watching to see how the Alcatraz escape was carried out, what the 1962 Alcatraz escape evidence actually shows about the crossing, and why what happened to the Alcatraz escapees has never been established. Start here:    • Hidden Origins   #alcatraz #alcatrazescape #HiddenOrigins