dont be naive ladies....
http://gawker.com/retired-cop-escaped-murderer-is-armed-with-huge-penis-1709850021
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Thoughts On The Two Convicts Who Broke Out Of Jail? (1 Viewer)
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well..considered me not armed nor dangerous.
"the most vicious, evil person I’ve ever come across in 38 years as a police officer.” He also has a gigantic cock.
Agree, it's not like they can get a job.One or both will Fuck it up by committing a crime and either die in a shootout or car accident from running away from the po-po again!!
That huge cock is probably NOT pointing in a woman's direction. lol! Why would anyone risk their freedom to help these two sadistic murderers out is beyond understanding. Their hiding in the woods. They're not going to get far.
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Authorities hunting escapees converge on remote area 20 miles from prison:
Police converged on a remote area near Mountain View, New York Tuesday as the search intensified for two convicted killers who escaped from a maximum-security prison earlier this month.
There were no immediate reports of a confirmed sighting of the pair but a large contingent of officers and helicopters were seen converging on an area about 20 miles west of the Clinton Correctional Facility.
According to a local resident, helicopters were hovering over Wolf Pond Road and roadblocks were going up.
Meanwhile, authorities said they had recovered items from a remote cabin in northern New York state, near the Canadian border, that may be linked to David Sweat and Richard Matt.
State Police Maj. Charles Guess said at a news conference that authorities had "specific items" from the Adirondack cabin some 20 miles west of the prison and sent them to labs for DNA and other testing. He would not elaborate on the items but characterized the latest search effort — one of many over the past 17 days — as a confirmed lead.
According to a report published late Monday, the prison worker accused of helping the two convicted killers escape smuggled them vital tools that were concealed inside frozen chunks of hamburger meat.
Joyce Mitchell, 51, has been charged with felony promoting prison contraband and misdemeanor criminal facilitation in connection with the escape of Richard Matt and David Sweat from Clinton County Correctional Facility on the night of June 5-6. Court documents allege that Mitchell provided the men with hacksaw blades, chisels, a punch and a screwdriver bit in the weeks prior to the escape.
Law enforcement sources told the New York Post that Mitchell came up with the idea to sneak the tools into the jail masked by the frozen food.
Terry Bellinger, owner of nearby Belly's Mountain View Inn, told the Associated Press that a hunter, identified by the Press-Republican as corrections officer John Stockwell, told him he saw a man run into the woods as he approached the camp Saturday on an ATV. When the hunter went into the cabin, he noticed two things out of place: a jug of water and an open jar of peanut butter on a table. Bellinger said the hunter went to his restaurant, where he talked to police for several hours.
"He was visibly shaken. He wanted a glass of water," Bellinger said. DNA results received by police Sunday confirmed that at least one of the inmates had been at the cabin.
John Stockwell's wife, Nancy, described the cabin to the Press-Republican as having few amenities. The cabin is powered by a generator and it is equipped with a sink, a gas stove, and wood stove, and an outhouse. However, it does not have a phone.
Sweat, 35, was serving a life sentence without parole for killing a sheriff's deputy. Matt, 48, was doing 25 years to life for the 1997 kidnapping, torture and hacksaw dismemberment of his former boss.
Authorities say she had talked to the inmates about killing her husband, Lyle, who also works at the prison. Andrew Wylie, Clinton County district attorney, said Joyce Mitchell told authorities that she and Matt discussed having Matt and Sweat go to her house after they escaped to kill Lyle Mitchell.
Monday's search area is about 20 miles east of Mitchell's home in Dickinson Center.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
Authorities hunting escapees converge on remote area 20 miles from prison:
Police converged on a remote area near Mountain View, New York Tuesday as the search intensified for two convicted killers who escaped from a maximum-security prison earlier this month.
There were no immediate reports of a confirmed sighting of the pair but a large contingent of officers and helicopters were seen converging on an area about 20 miles west of the Clinton Correctional Facility.
According to a local resident, helicopters were hovering over Wolf Pond Road and roadblocks were going up.
Meanwhile, authorities said they had recovered items from a remote cabin in northern New York state, near the Canadian border, that may be linked to David Sweat and Richard Matt.
State Police Maj. Charles Guess said at a news conference that authorities had "specific items" from the Adirondack cabin some 20 miles west of the prison and sent them to labs for DNA and other testing. He would not elaborate on the items but characterized the latest search effort — one of many over the past 17 days — as a confirmed lead.
According to a report published late Monday, the prison worker accused of helping the two convicted killers escape smuggled them vital tools that were concealed inside frozen chunks of hamburger meat.
Joyce Mitchell, 51, has been charged with felony promoting prison contraband and misdemeanor criminal facilitation in connection with the escape of Richard Matt and David Sweat from Clinton County Correctional Facility on the night of June 5-6. Court documents allege that Mitchell provided the men with hacksaw blades, chisels, a punch and a screwdriver bit in the weeks prior to the escape.
Law enforcement sources told the New York Post that Mitchell came up with the idea to sneak the tools into the jail masked by the frozen food.
Terry Bellinger, owner of nearby Belly's Mountain View Inn, told the Associated Press that a hunter, identified by the Press-Republican as corrections officer John Stockwell, told him he saw a man run into the woods as he approached the camp Saturday on an ATV. When the hunter went into the cabin, he noticed two things out of place: a jug of water and an open jar of peanut butter on a table. Bellinger said the hunter went to his restaurant, where he talked to police for several hours.
"He was visibly shaken. He wanted a glass of water," Bellinger said. DNA results received by police Sunday confirmed that at least one of the inmates had been at the cabin.
John Stockwell's wife, Nancy, described the cabin to the Press-Republican as having few amenities. The cabin is powered by a generator and it is equipped with a sink, a gas stove, and wood stove, and an outhouse. However, it does not have a phone.
Sweat, 35, was serving a life sentence without parole for killing a sheriff's deputy. Matt, 48, was doing 25 years to life for the 1997 kidnapping, torture and hacksaw dismemberment of his former boss.
Authorities say she had talked to the inmates about killing her husband, Lyle, who also works at the prison. Andrew Wylie, Clinton County district attorney, said Joyce Mitchell told authorities that she and Matt discussed having Matt and Sweat go to her house after they escaped to kill Lyle Mitchell.
Monday's search area is about 20 miles east of Mitchell's home in Dickinson Center.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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What ever happened to just divorcing a motherfucker? Damn!
If she was smart, which obviously she is not...she would have had a hefty insurance policy on his ass. Fuck divorce when you can get a big payout instead of half of the assets.
They're saying she smuggled tools to them in hamburger meat, and another guard delivered the meat to the fugitive. Frankly, the male guard might have been threatened with death or death of family if he did not comply. But then, how to explain Mrs. Mitchell's previous relationships with other prisoners. Did she really want them to kill her husband? I think she may have a little jail time in her future also.
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They had more than her help, that's for sure, because unless they worked in the kitchen (which they didn't)
"Here ya go fella's, it's that order...of...frozen...hamburger meat you requested."
Would be rather suspicious otherwise to any CO who was asked to bring it to them in their cell, so she had help by a CO either willingly or by ignorance.
Either way, whomever that guard is, isn't fit to be one.
Yep. They are already onto her.
http://www.cnn.com/2015/06/09/us/new-york-prison-break/
Investigators think a woman who worked with Richard Matt and David Sweat at the Clinton Correctional Facility planned to pick the convicted killers up after they escaped but changed her mind at the last minute, a source familiar with the investigation tells CNN.
Joyce Mitchell went to a hospital this weekend because of panic attacks, the source said.
Mitchell is one of several prison employees who has been questioned in the case. She has given a statement and is being "somewhat cooperative," a source said. She has not been charged.
Her cell phone was used to call several people connected to Matt, another source with knowledge of the investigation told CNN. It's unclear who made the calls or when the calls were made. Authorities are trying to determine whether Mitchell was aware her phone was being used.
Her son, Tobey Mitchell, has come to her defense.
He told NBC that she wouldn't "risk her life or other people's lives to help these guys escape." He said his mother was in a hospital with severe chest pains about the time of the escape.
Authorities scoured farms and fields around an upstate New York town Tuesday, looking for the pair who escaped from a prison days earlier, a local official said.
The search was prompted by someone who spotted two "suspicious men" walking down a road in Willsboro in the middle of a "driving rainstorm" overnight "in an area that's all ... large farms and fields and wooded lots," Town Supervisor Shaun Gillilland said. As the citizen's car approached them, they took off.
"They were walking down the road, not dressed for the elements," Gillilland said. "They ran into the fields, from what I understand. So this behavior ... was suspicious."
Given the meticulous detail involved in the escape, there were concerns fugitives Richard Matt and David Sweat put a similar level of planning into their getaway, including transportation.
But a law enforcement source close to the investigation doesn't think that's what happened, saying a witness and other indicators suggest the men have been on foot since springing themselves from Clinton Correctional Facility in Dannemora, about 40 miles north of the search site in the southern part of Willsboro.
Local, state and federal authorities set up a search perimeter there. As of 2 p.m., Gillilland wasn't aware that any clothes, vehicles or other evidence had been found, but it was still relatively early in the process.
The stormy overnight spotting in Willsboro, a town of 2,000 people on Lake Champlain, is one of the first big potential breakthroughs since prison guards found Matt and Sweat's beds empty at 5:30 a.m. Saturday.
Until then, the closest might have been an account from two Dannemora residents about two men, whom they now believe to be the escaped killers, walking through their backyard shortly after midnight Friday.
"I go look at him (and) I say, 'What the hell are you doing in my yard? Get the hell out of here,' " one of the residents told ABC's "Good Morning America" of that encounter.
The two men complied, one apologizing that he'd been on the wrong street. It wasn't until the next day that the resident, who asked not to be named, and his female friend realized who the trespassers probably were.
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They are killers whom authorities fear could do so again to evade capture.
Elizabeth Ahern, who lives in Plattsburgh, about five miles from the prison and 25 miles south of the Canadian border, isn't taking any chances. The North Country, she says, is a place where people usually don't bother securing their doors and have weapons to hunt, not to guard themselves against criminals.
"It's a scary situation," Ahern told CNN's "New Day." "We are now closing our doors and locking them, and making sure we have knives and guns ready to go, just in case."
New York escapees' violent pasts bring urgency
Expert: 'They had to have help'
Finding the two fugitives is job No. 1 for authorities. Job No. 2 is figuring out how they got out -- and who, if anyone, helped them become the first inmates to escape Clinton Correctional in its 170-year history.
Matthew Horace, a law enforcement veteran who spent years with the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, said: "They had to have help. ... I wouldn't be surprised if, when this all pans out, there's more than one, two, three or five people that helped them on the inside."
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From raincoats to helicopters: Amazing prison escapes
Matt and Sweat cut through a cell wall that included steel a quarter-inch thick, maneuvered across a catwalk, shimmied down six stories to a tunnel of pipes, followed that tunnel, broke through a double-brick wall, cut into a 24-inch steam pipe, shimmied their way through the steam pipe, cut another hole so they could get out of the pipe and finally surfaced through a manhole.
If other people are proved to have played a role in Matt and Sweat's escape or their life on the lam, they'll pay a price. An accomplice could be convicted of a misdemeanor for helping introduce nondangerous contraband into a prison. Or they could get up to seven years in jail for the class D felony of "hindering prosecution" by providing "criminal assistance" to someone sentenced to 20 years to life for a violent crime.
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Matt and Sweat are convicted killers whose behavior is prison appears to have been good.
Matt was convicted on three counts of murder, three counts of kidnapping and two counts of robbery after he kidnapped a man and beat him to death in December 1997, state police said. He was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison.
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In 1986, he escaped from an Erie County jail. Upon his capture, Matt was sent to a maximum security prison in Elmira, New York, on charges of escape and forgery. He was released from the Elmira Correctional Facility in May 1990.
Sweat was serving a life sentence without parole for killing sheriff's Deputy Kevin Tarsia in 2002.
It has been years since these murders. While at Clinton Correctional, they were in the prison's "honor block" for those who have gone years without significant disciplinary action, according to a state official briefed on the investigation.
Being in an honor block carries privileges such as having hot plates and refrigerators in their cells and congregating for hours in a central gallery area each evening with fellow inmates, said Rich Plumadore, who worked at Clinton Correctional for 35 years. About 250 to 300 inmates are in this unit at the prison.
Thanks for explaining what is this thread about at all !
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hehee.. richard and david pretty please break snap in half the necks of sylvestre stallone and arnold shwartznigar
that was underwear, not shoes.
http://abcnews.go.com/US/ny-prison-escape-dna-matches-found-campground-west/story?id=31938273
Escaping from prison is 'for free' here, but if you forget to send back your prison-clothing you'll get the max. sentence for theft of state properity.
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