Former Convict Reacts to Prison Escapes

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

Prison escapes are wild. Please check out my book Gangster Redemption. A wild ride for sure. www.realitycheckprogram.com/store/Books-c60128258

[@mCblue79]

Drinking game: have a shot every time my man Larry says 'ix-scape' 😂😂😂😜

[@prezbige]

Hey Larry I love your work. Have you or known inmates been in prison during extreme weather(i.e. floods from hurricanes, tornadoes)? What happened or could happen to the inmates during extreme weather?

[@stevenreinhart6259]

i like to watch this show on netflix call the worlds toughest prisons, id love to see what you think of some of those prisons maybe do some comparisons on those to America.

[@itsglory2415]

Larry would you ever make a video on tips and tricks on how to suitcase and maybe show the video on patreon since it might not be allowed on KZbin

[@marieg3865]

I think El Chapo's escape plan would make for an interesting movie, very creative, and very well executed.

[@raygun26]

Teaching the news woman about suit casing made my day.

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

Her facial expression was priceless. LOL

[@retrodefault7913]

Yeah she was not expecting to hear about rectums on national TV that day

[@IceTTom]

I suitcase bishes with my seed all day

[@limeisgood7653]

@@IceTTom Bruh🤣

[@Survivor-ng4te]

Yeah that was romantic

[@ScottVance]

Larry you should definitely watch prison break if you haven’t already, would be interesting to see your thoughts on it!

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

I did and I did a video on the first few episodes or the season. Not sure

[@johnjones1372]

Was a good series 👌

[@randyblackwolf]

absolutely loved that show, and I loved seeing Dominic Purcell and Wentworth Miller in The Arrowverse shows as well

[@jamescraughwell6901]

Hahah love the fact ye want them to stay out

[@SirStoneHD]

I know he did a review on Papel de Casa which got me into that show. He might have had to take the prison break vid down due to copyright. Maybe?

[@tyleyden8695]

Why would you escape if you didnt have a direct ride out of the country? I understand why youd want to break out but to stay in the same town just seems like a foolish way to get a longer sentence.

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

Exactly

[@Marcus_Postma]

I remember reading an article years ago about an escape artist who continued to claim his innocence. He escaped successfully 3 times before they found out he really was innocent, but there is a law that was called the 3 strikes that landed him a life sentence for escaping 3 times, even though he was found innocent for the original crimes.

[@Ch33secakeGaming]

Poor guy

[@sarahok6589]

wtf, he should have it commuted

[@Marcus_Postma]

The article I read was back in the 90's (which means he was incarcerated earlier than that), and unfortunately he did commit 3 crimes by escaping. So while it may be wrong, it's still legal. As for his legal actions I have never found out what happened afterward.

[@starcraft132131]

That is like a version of entrapment which is highly frowned upon by the people dumb dumb. If he didn't escape 3 times do you honestly think they would take that close of a look at him and realize he is innocent.

[@sativarosegold3604]

That's absolutely outrageous

[@floppydeers]

I love what you do man. These stories and reactions are so entertaining to watch and learn about. You're killin' it!

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

Thanks, I appreciate that

[@Generaldevious]

if you see this larry is now 1% cooler

[@miken7629]

The smartest escape there was, when a prisoner phoned the front desk of the jail, impersonating a judge, reducing his bail to a token amount; posted bail; then left the state.

[@lobsterbark]

I don't think I could ever do something like that. I would be so nervous to be caught, not having any control over how that might go. Like, how do you back out of that if they start to figure out something is up? "Just kidding, prank call haha"? You really would have to commit.

[@Joe_Okey]

I remember when I first saw that CNN interview. I could not stop laughing at her reaction to what you were saying.

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

Hey Joe, it has been a while., I didn't know you saw that. Hope all has been well.

[@Joe_Okey]

@@LarryLawtonJewelThief I definitely remember that clip due to remembering her reaction.

[@hunterstokes9306]

she kind of looks like lorry from shark tank so it makes it even funnier

[@drummerguy4032]

This makes me interested in how you would have done it. Apologies if you have already addressed that or if it's not something you're willing to discuss. Great content as always.

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

It would be a helicopter for sure

[@nickevershedmusic8927]

@@LarryLawtonJewelThief Just like the thumbnail

[@donclark4486]

@@LarryLawtonJewelThief I don't know about that , Larry.....when you were flying that helicopter on GTA........😄

[@nickmasullo2528]

Wouldn’t it make to much noise? Way to obvious?

[@gibby2937]

A helicopter would easily be shot down by the guards in the towers. C'mon, Larry, you can "obviously" do better than that.

[@storytimewithunclebill1998]

That was a serious escape. Ten have never been found. Pretty impressive. Never thought about escaping myself. Did 3 years at FCI Ft Dix and 2 years at FPC Seymour Johnson. I would try if ever given life though. Prison sucks. Been a long time for me now. Time is easier when you know there is a date. Do what you got to do to make it to that day. Just better to do the right thing. Freedom is worth everything, dont waste it doing wrong. You will never be right. Was interesting to watch. Great video

[@tfrowlett8752]

I heard that at Fremantle prison in Perth, Western Australia, a couple inmates made their own guard uniforms in the textile workshop and walked out the front gate. There was also Moondyne Joe, and he had the most escapes.

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

great idea

[@tfrowlett8752]

@@LarryLawtonJewelThief Moondyne Joe was a legend. His escapes included carving around the lock of a cell with his cutlery, climbing over a prison wall with knotted bedsheets and mining through the prison wall. These were all separate escapes. Mind you, this was in the 1850’s, so security wasn’t as tight as it is today. But it was still an impressive feat.

[@zanderpain3254]

@@LarryLawtonJewelThief if you can handle the job and actually pretend the role ur good.

[@idlehour]

Seen a woman snuggle a giraffe egg in her body, it hatched, we used its long neck, over the fence and landmines to get to the horses (we had friends hatch them a few weeks prior) rode off into the wind. Been riding off ever since, my life has become like Caligula.

[@markbenjamin1703]

In Germany, I don't believe escaping prison is a crime, as freedom is considered 'a human/natural desire'(something like that)

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

I had no idea, but I agree

[@paranoidchucky4717]

@@LarryLawtonJewelThief Attempting to escape from prison is legal in Germany. Attempting to escape from prison is not punishable in Germany, as the law considers 'freedom' to be a basic human instinct. ... If an escapee is caught, he is liable to be sent back to prison to serve the remainder of his sentence. This is absolutely true, unless you harm or endanger anyone of course. Germany has extremely strict laws concerning its citizens rights.

[@Blokewood3]

That's right, but they will add charges for any other crimes committed during the escape, and except for the guy who jumped out a window, it's almost impossible to escape without committing more crimes: Dig a hole or tunnel? That's vandalism. Wear a fake uniform and walk out? That's impersonating an officer. Bribe a guard to look the other way? Bribery is itself a crime. Have a friend help get you out? Then they're guilty of aiding and abetting. Even if someone did escape without committing another crime, they would have to mail back their prison uniform or be charged with theft of government property.

[@gibby2937]

@@LarryLawtonJewelThief That sure isn't the case in the U.S. and maybe it's for the good. Otherwise, you'd have people escaping morning, noon, and night. The extra charges in themselves are a deterrent. I once heard of a guy who was in a work furlough type facility, where they let you out in the morning to go to work and you report back in in the evening to the facility. Well, he had the brilliant idea of trying to escape during the weekend when he wasn't out to work. Of course, they caught him an hour later hiding in the bushes in an adjacent neighborhood. If he'd had half a brain, he would have took off as soon as he had been released for work in the morning. Then he would have had at least an 8-hour head start from the authorities. But, like Larry said, no one ever accused these guys of being geniuses.

[@undertakernumberone1]

@@LarryLawtonJewelThief HOWEVER: Charges for crimes committed while fleeing are still filed and WILL get added to your sentence. Also, you of course loose any benefits or good will points you had gotten up to that point.

[@firewalldragon9774]

You should react to the incredible Japanese Prison Break. It's about 25 minutes long, but it's worth the watch. Everything that happened in that video has been documented and nothing was made up.

[@PortCityBalrog]

That dude slowly weakened the bars with his MISO SOUP!!!

[@capncake8837]

@@PortCityBalrog His combined intelligence and body contortion skills made him almost superhuman.

[@monacle7467]

There's a video called "the incredible japanese prison break" it's by a KZbinr called kento bento, I think you'd enjoy it. Its about a man who was falsely imprisoned for murder who escaped prison 3 times (maybe 4)

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

Can't say I b;lame him

[@Cartern_]

you should make a video on it

[@Leviathan56]

That video seemed pretty exaggerated. Like by alot

[@natewyeth1334]

That was a cool video

[@kennethmccullah4905]

Larry I love your channel and love what you're doing. You're a great dude! I always hated the stereotype that if someone had been locked up then they're a bad person. People just make bad decisions sometimes, and a lot of those people learn from their mistakes and use it for good like you are. My dad did 5 years when I was a kid. He was in the Ohio State Pen. It was built in the late 1800's and was used primarily as a reformatory up until the 1960s when funding was pulled and it was made into a maximum security facility which it was never intended for. My dad was in from 1984-1989 and the conditions had deteriorated like crazy. One year after he was released in 1990 the place was shut down because of the conditions. I have heard some crazy stories from him through the years and it honestly helped me stay on the straight and narrow path. A cool thing about it is that parts of The Shawshank Redemption were shot at that prison he was locked up in. Keep up the great work Larry, you are a great human being. Lots of love to you man! I hope you and your family have a great holiday.

[@themightybeercules1729]

Hey Larry this reminded me of the Alcatraz escapes. do you have any thoughts on them? be a neat video to see you talk about famous prisons

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

I do and I should do a review of that movie

[@gibby2937]

@@LarryLawtonJewelThief Yeah, but the movie doesn't answer the question of whether these guys made it to the mainland or not. The prison authoritiies concluded that these guys were eaten by sharks in the SF Bay based on the condition the raft was in when they found it floating around the bay. But this might have been a fake story propogated by the warden and his lieutenants just to quell any kind of fear or anxiety among the residents and businesses that these guys could possibly be walking among them.

[@donclark4486]

"Obviously" would make a great t-shirt, Larry.😄

[@ihave11consoles9]

How did you commet 51 min ago?

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

Good idea

[@donclark4486]

@@ihave11consoles9 Members get to see the video early.

[@ashman0989]

Obviously

[@jackcrawford6078]

When I was in co. jail/fed. holding facility waiting on court, 4 guys broke out thru some metal louvers in the mop room (each pod had one, it was just another cell sized area with a floor drain, deep sink, etc.) They got out Friday night before lockdown and weren't even Missed till sunday morning. They caught 2 right away, 1 a few days later and after 3 months there, they still hadn't caught the last guy. He had a Plan and people helping I am certain.

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

pretty interesting and I am sure they lost the fed contract

[@jackcrawford6078]

@@LarryLawtonJewelThiefThey were in one of the County pods rather than a fed one. The reason they stayed gone so long unnoticed? the guards there kept head count by, no shit, how many trays were given out at meals, then did a Very quick head count (sometimes) once a night. I heard they had body shapes under their sheets to fool any night counts. I Do wonder if any of the cellies got charged with anything though.

[@sativarosegold3604]

@@jackcrawford6078 wow lol

[@InformalGreeting]

I worked in a prison for several years. We had one guy escape. Impressive move he scaled the fence and hopped over the razor wire without so much as a scratch. As a member of the SORT team I was called in to help do the search. Two days later he was stopped at a roadblock and was recognized because one of the officers at the roadblock used to work his cell block. He had shaved, cut and dyed his hair, and looked very little like the pictures we had given to the local law enforcement agencies. But when he was recognized he took off and ended up crashing the car and then disappeared into the woods. Search continued but we had a general idea of where. I found him the next night hiding in some bushes outside of an abandoned house. He was genuinely worried he was in for a beating. No cameras, no witnesses and this wasn’t his first escape and was shot while being apprehended the first time. I just cuffed him up and walked him back to the car. He said something about being surprised I didn’t do anything to him. I was truthful, it is a part of the game. It is our job to keep him in the fences and his job to get out. He won that game but I’m still the undefeated world champion of hide and go seek.

[@sativarosegold3604]

E for effort

[@LS-Moto]

Larry, have you thought about making a video on Otto Warmbiers case? I think it would be really interesting.

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

Oh yes, I agree,

[@animatedaboutlife]

I agree, I'd like to see this as well!

[@jclaytoncabral5106]

Thanks a lot, Larry. My wife and I are now full scale addicts, we can't get of prison pasta!

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

I hope you made it the way I did. No, better yet, just eat it. LOL

[@jclaytoncabral5106]

@@LarryLawtonJewelThief I did and man that stuff is GOOD! I told a bunch of my coworkers and friends about it.

[@jclaytoncabral5106]

No stinger though, haha!!

[@JoshV74656]

Lawton explaining suit casing on a news show was hilarious, Larry is all scientific while the pretty news anchor is freaking out.

[@jeffsavage4486]

I worked with a guy that had escape from the prison in Florida he was locked up for bank robbery when he died in 1999 we had no clue until he died pretty darn impressive !! Thank you Larry for all the the great videos..

[@southside000]

larry you could react on greek robber palaiokostas prison escape in 2009.much respect from greece

[@amla214]

One of my mentors escaped from county prison. Was on the run for a few months but he told when he was caught , he wasn’t afraid of the guns , the ass kicking he was going to get or the extra time , he was afraid of the dogs lol. Be well

[@wookie-zh7go]

I think there are even countries that don't give you more time for escape, because it's a natural instinct.

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

yes i think they are right

[@wookie-zh7go]

They definitely right to. Not only is it basic drive, but it doesn't make sense. They tried to escape when you gave them 5, 15 more isn't stopping them trying again 😂

[@zhubacca]

You're a real inspiration, man. Keep putting these out, we all love them! Best wishes in all your ongoing endeavours.

[@allak1n]

well said. glad he is doing this, great guy. hope you're doing well too man.

[@R4z0xR_1st_Comment_Enthusiast]

Use this as the here early button 👍

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

You are

[@WoFDarkNewton]

Hey Larry, this is a strange question, but what if you were to make a call from the prison and speak a foreign language? The people listening in wouldn’t know what you’re saying. Maybe it’s a rare/obscure language or even a made-up language. What would happen? Would the people listening in stop the call? Track down the other person on the call outside the prison? Bring them in for questioning? I doubt they’d just let something like that happen without doing anything. Would love to hear your thoughts on this!

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

They record all calls and would get an interpretator in and check it out.

[@oscarpearson8584]

If they couldn’t understand as its a made up language I’m sure they’d prevent calls but I don’t know. If it was an actual language they’d deffo find someone to translate

[@Seallussus]

In the US at least, pretty sure it's not a crime to speak any language. Prison guards don't have any legal authority to track people, question them or charge them with anything. If they suspect something they will get it translated.

[@oscarpearson8584]

@@deanjustdean7818 I know bro was just a hypothetical one, like I’m guessing that wouldn’t be allowed. A foreign language like Farsi or Mandarin for example they would translate 100%

[@WoFDarkNewton]

@@deanjustdean7818 Nah, only you'd have to have a decent understanding of your language. Your friend on the outside just needs your documentation of it, and can painstakingly figure out what you're saying. As long as you're the only one talking, this should work fine, and creating your own language is something you don't need Oxford IQ to do. The conlang community is just that, a community. And most do not have Oxford IQ, I can tell you that much! LOL

[@Xerclipse]

I like how straight forward you were in the interview on the news of the upstate NY escape. She looked suprised that you would say that while you were just giving a direct explanation of how things work.

[@Dylan-dg5zs]

I'd like to see you do a movie review on "Snow on tha bluff" free on youtube indie film pretty good. Not necessary prison related but I think you'd enjoy it and would have some input on it.

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

Never hear dof it. I usually do things a lot of peole like

[@WoFDarkNewton]

18:44 “What is this guy, a moron? *Obviously, yes.* “ LOL

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

LMFAO

[@raoulduke344]

Some of the most impressive escapes I've read of were IRA prison escapes in Ireland and England. They've seen mass breakouts of 32 breaking out and 18 remaining free. Twice. From the most "inescapable" prison in Europe at that time. Smuggling a gun into Brixton prison in London, too. Or the helicopter escape from Dublin.

[@euronymous6998]

Bro You and Big Herc need to do a video together hes also an OG from the Feds both you guys have changed my life. It would be nice to see a white OG and Black OG get together and talk about their experiences in the feds see if anything is different

[@WoFDarkNewton]

“The human instinct is to GTFO” And those who don’t have that instinct are often find themselves in situations where they’re told to

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

yep, I agree

[@Mster_J]

If you can’t do the time don’t do the crime. Learned that the hard way

[@randyblackwolf]

One story I want to hear more about (and idk if it's bullshit) is a dude that escaped Alcatraz

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

That is true, they wer ethree, never heard of again. A lot of people believe they died.

[@gibby2937]

@@LarryLawtonJewelThief The prison honchos and the media said they died at the hands of sharks in the SF Bay based on the condition of the raft they used after they found it later floating around the bay.

[@Mr12BS]

@Larry Lawton Would love to see you do a tour of Alcatraz.

[@wasabiwarabi]

Mythbusters did a pretty interesting episode on it!

[@peepeemegee427]

Ok why is ur head always huge in the thumbnails?

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

not sure, I'll ask Darien

[@lucasr3296]

Please react to the movie Escape Plan

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

Good idea

[@xzAllisonxz]

Yes!!!

[@malcolmwilson6855]

Here it is Lar-ro , I'm sitting here watching ""Larry's take on prison escapes"" , My take has much more simplicity to it , once my break for the FREE AIR presents itself & I've POPPED THE CLUTCH & SKIRTED RUBBER my internal GPS is the ""only"" electrical device allowed on board so that no tower pinging devices will foil my heading which is straight for your front door LARRY , (as SPOCK SPROCKET on Star Trek would say with one eye brow raised to the Final Frontier ""JIM !! ITS ONLY LOGIC MAN , WE MUST GET TO LARRY TO LIVE LONG & PROSPER""!! I Enjoy your videos brother , your just like ""Jumpin' Jack Flash"" Larry ~ a gas , gas , gas... YEAH !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! MALCOLM WILSON....

[@SL_RivviN]

"got a great video for you today" you always do.

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

Thanks I appreciate that

[@l84eva49]

Hey Larry, i know it's an old case, but please review the Memphis three case and what bs that was. It might not be as famous, but that case shows what trash the system can be

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

Yes an old case for sure

[@floridasoldat]

Do you mean the West Memphis three? The one not in Memphis lol?

[@l84eva49]

@@floridasoldat yip, that's the one

[@gibby2937]

@@l84eva49 I may be thinking of another case, but I thought the West Memphis 3 were legit criminals and deserved to be there.

[@l84eva49]

@@gibby2937 They were used as escape goats. The trial was a sham. The prosecution used evidence such as listening to metallic as proof that they killed the three boys. The prosecution never presented any legit evidence. Watch the documentaries and read Damian Echols' book. I really hope Larry does a review about the case

[@georgegoodman5363]

One great video to make would be to go back to Atlanta prison and interview/talk to a inmate that has a life sentence and discuss with him was has changed, compared to when you were in there. Keep up the good work.

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

They won't let me in there

[@georgegoodman5363]

@@LarryLawtonJewelThief probably becuase they might still have your records.

[@gibby2937]

They don't let ex-prisoners back inside to help you write your book or make your KZbin channel. And, I for one, think it's a good idea.

[@xzAllisonxz]

ESCAPE PLAN!!! Loved that movie, especially the ending. Sylvester and Arnold do epic performances.

[@jondon2829]

I've never been to prison but I did 2 and a half years in a county jail in sw Louisiana. I had a high bond when I went in so I was classified to a hard dorm. "B1" the "worst dorm" at Calcasieu correctional center. About half the inmates were killers waiting to get transferred. Probably nobody over 30 yo. I saw rapes, people bear within an inch of their life, shanks, and these dudes were psychopaths. Luckily I only got in a couple of fights but I saw all kinda crazy stuff. Just in county jail

[@three6ohchris]

There was actually a Showtime limited series made about the Richard Matt and David Sweat escape, called "Escape at Dannemora." It was actually really good, and starred Benicio Del Toro and Patricia Arquette as well as several other great actors/actresses. They did a good job showing how they were able to manipulate and con the female prison employee (she wasn't a guard. If I remember correctly, she taught a computer or typing class... At least in the show) into helping them escape. If you haven't seen it, I highly recommend it.

[@quasarproductions2690]

She was a nurse

[@amandawhite1329]

I was a corrections officer for a few months (long enough for me to see what the job was like and me to think, "what the hell am I doing") at a juvenile institution in Louisiana. We had 2 escapes while I was there. The first was some boys climbed through a window in a room that they shouldn't have access to, hotwired a tractor to pull next to a fence and use it to climb over the fence after throwing spare clothing over the wire on the top. They were caught the next day hiding in an abandoned house not too far from the prison. The second was a young man who was allowed to drive a tractor pulling a trailer with other inmates and a guard driving the tractor out the back gate with the guard still on the tractor. This one I don't think the young man was actually expecting to escape because he just puttered around the town on the tractor with the trailer and guard still attached until the police pulled up.

[@beckerscantbechoosers6768]

"That guy was on the phone, in the prison. That's what they call the 'Prison Phone.'" Ah yes, allow me to take notes xD All in good fun. I always enjoy your videos.

[@None2-s5s]

This is dangerous guys , don't try this at home

[@nickevershedmusic8927]

The thumbnail of that video is definitely not real

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

LOL

[@nickevershedmusic8927]

@@LarryLawtonJewelThief yeah you were saying how the video is definitely real haha

[@johntaylor1947]

I worked as a subcontractor at New Mexico's state prison / our maximum prison. Back in the 70s a prisoners woman hijacked a helicopter forced the pilot to fly into the main yard where her prisoner man ran to got in and they flew off. They were traced and caught within 42 hours. After that the prison built three guard/ gun towers - one for each housing units and one at the middle of the property. The gunmen in each tower were authorized to shout any unauthorized aircraft down. As a contractor I had to work in the towers and those gunmen were very serious about their jobs.

[@johnnytyrrell7060]

In the late 70s or early 80s here in Ireland few Guy's got a Helicopter and landed it in the yard of a prison and picked up there Friend's they had the pilot at Gun point and made him fly them. I think it was I,R,A Guy's back then that did it.

[@tdematteo01]

Larry. I actually escaped from jail. Myself and four of my college classmates were arrested for disorderly conduct. When we were put in the holding cell I leaned back against the door and it was left unlocked. It being 1 hour before closing time we decided to go back downtown before last call. We returned to jail after the bars closed. In the morning we had to pay 10 dollars, cash only, to hang em high Halliday the judge. True store, they had a hell of a racket going on and 10 bucks was a lot of money back in the 70’s.

[@Survivor-ng4te]

Sounds like Otis the drunk on the Andy Griffith Show. He used to come in drunk and lock himself up.

[@dkkids]

@Larry Lawton, I heard somewhere that in Germany, they don't consider it a "crime" to attempt to escape prison. (with caveats - you can't hurt anyone in the attempt). They consider it a human instinct (?) to try to escape.

[@thenoodledealer7317]

Larry you should react to a game called The Escapists 2 it’s basically a game all about escaping prison and I was wondering if you could give all your thoughts and opinions on the game to see how realistic it is to real life or how some thing aren’t realistic.

[@MrKrummelumme]

the prison break here in Denmark in Copenhagen, was coordinated with a smuggled in cellphone, and the news crew did not know about the prison break, all they were told was that there would be a protest by former prisoner, it was actually some of the people who helped coordinate the escape, that called the news. I have to say it was fun to watch on the news when it happened, and the 10 they didn't catch went straight from the prison break to the border and out of the country

[@travisbentler2058]

“That guy was on the phones in the prison. That’s what they call prison phones” -Larry Lawton, 2021😂😂 Love your story and your channel Larry keep it up you’re an inspiration

[@YoshiIsHitokiri]

To the one that happened in Copenhagen is insane because Denmark is a really tiny country. Maybe fled to Sweden or Germany

[@syzionaurifex5383]

Why use something as big as a tooth brush holder?? What about a kinder egg prize?? I’m not tryna show up to prison with a gaper

[@MultiRobotnik]

That enlarged head in the thumbnail is so cringe. What is the rationale of doing that?

[@norwoodwildlife9849]

Brooke was getting all wet when Larry was explaining "Suitcasing"

[@abigbang5971]

Larry it sadly doesn’t take a Genius to run a front loader in an excavator im not proud of it i was just a bored teenager that broke into a construction yard and me and a friend started up and played with the construction equipment they are actually really easy to drive after the first 30 seconds of trying to start it up sadly some of the equipment that is ran today doesn’t need a key the only thing the key does it lock the door to the equipment otherwise there is just a button you press to start it up once again not proud of that moment but was it fun yea it was pretty fun

[@jeffsanders3865]

I was looking online about the super max in Colorado and they actually have tvs in their cells.

[@christinamarie1849]

Larry, when are you going to interview Jay Williams? I think a collaboration video with you two would be amazing. All the love for you and the future successes you have ❤️

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

I will look into that

[@gibby2937]

@@LarryLawtonJewelThief Joe, you might also want to interview Joe Guerrero, from After Prison Show. He's a very articulate, charismatic, and funny dude, with lots of great stories and analogies that will blow your mind. He keeps it real as a felon who has really seemed to have reformed his criminal behavior.

[@PortCityBalrog]

@@gibby2937 yea you really should have on Joe from the Aftet Prison Show, his channel is definitely over a million.

[@christinamarie1849]

@@gibby2937 Just got into him too now! Thanks for mentioning him, new binge material 😊.

[@nicholasselke5214]

Seeing how easy it can be to get out of handcuffs with a paper clip or bobby-pin, I don’t understand why the cuffs with chain links are still used. I’d think using the hinged cuffs with the keyholes facing upwards would make it near impossible for most people to get out of them

[@robertmaheu7583]

look up mafia escapes in Canada 2 involved choppers ironically same prison 1 i think no one was ever found and was only a few years ago

[@NocturnalPyro]

Funnily enough in germany it’s not illegal to escape from prison, meaning if you get caught again you won’t get an increased sentence.

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

wow! I like that concept

[@NocturnalPyro]

@@LarryLawtonJewelThief they actually say exactly what you say in your video, that wanting to be free is human nature.

[@gibby2937]

@@NocturnalPyroThey may be free in a physical sense, but they may not be free of the demons that they've carrying around with them since in their their lives right now be a mess psychilogical

[@NocturnalPyro]

@@gibby2937 wut?

[@damikey18]

@@NocturnalPyroi don't understand why we punish people for something that is apart of of human nature.

[@watchcitydog]

I'm small. I can usually slip right out. I have done it like 3 times. Always slipped right back in. I didn't want to get caught obviously.

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

smart

[@Leo6969]

LARRRRRRRRRRRYYYYYYYYYY LAWWWWWTONNNNNN

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

yeeeeeesssss, I am here

[@TH-do7kd]

Hey big lar hope ur doing well man this looks like a great video have a good day man

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

It is a wild ride

[@kaos1874]

Even at job corps we have roving patrol or the one I went to anyways 24/7 there are guards they do pat downs and they patrol the wings as well I wasn't in a max but I feel like I understand a little bit I was in a federal facility

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

Crazy ha, this shows me nobody cares

[@kaos1874]

Your right about that I know people listen to you and that's good but for some other people others just can't believe for some reason and why is that I ask and that's the question isn't jt

[@ChannelNotFound]

If Larry escaped he'd have robbed a jewlery store on the way to the clothing store, and stole the clocks from both stores.

[@izaakdamon1979]

I would like to see larry react to WW2 prison camps or react to something like 'The Great Escape' compared them to federal prisons.

[@SirBigWater]

Now, have you seen Escape Plan with Stallone and Schwarzenegger? Real goofy, but fun prison escape movie

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

Yes, good movie

[@Kenny-rp9iq]

You should react to the Family Guy episode where they go to prison

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

I love Family Guy. sooooo funny

[@DDOCTORGaming]

Hi Mr. Lawton, I have been watching your content on KZbin for about 2 years, and I really appreciate all the hard work it takes to keep producing quality content for us viewers, and to pass on your lifetime knowledge to us, as well as to prevent other people from entering the life of crime. Apart from your prison tips and tricks videos, I also enjoy watching your gaming review videos especially when you comment on other KZbinr's gameplay of GTA Heists through your own perspective. My friend and I just recorded The Prison Break Heist of GTA with some of our commentary and funny moments in the background. It would be an honour for us to have it reviewed by such a reputable channel and person as you and your whole team behind the scenes are. This idea came to our mind when we saw one of your latest Prison Escapes Review video. I can easily provide you a link to the video if you guys decide to review my video. Keep up the great content :) Looking forward to your reply. Thanks for your time and patience.

[@Roger_808]

im not the only one hearing him say ecscaping instead of escaping right?

[@catherinesteele4015]

I think the bulldozer escape was the best one. Love the beard! Much love big guy!

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

Thanks Catherine, I appreciate that

[@bentleyxl7138]

Can't wait the see you on the dope as usual podcast! My two favorite youtbers when I'm not watching Larry lawton I'm watching dope as yola vice versa

[@DownHillgamer]

Lol leave it to Larry to tell Barbra about the suitcase maneuver

[@L8-APEX]

Beard's looking good Lar. Another great reat video as usual!

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

Thanks, I appreciate that

[@Garage88Official]

Hey Larry, love the videos and thank you for all that you do. It would be super awesome to get your take on the Alcatraz Escape in a future video.

[@sleepysikk]

Awesome vid as always Larry, some of these dudes are straight savages 😂 When i heard the 10 didn't get caught i was damn near happy for em but ya know.. thanks for the content🤍 Much love brother, im honestly so thankful for your videos you really brighten my day/mornings . Thank you bro.

[@nolyd88]

larry in a previous video you said you hope we see you changed im here to tell you youv changed more than just you im an ex criminal and drug addict i got clean after i had a son with my babymomma im only 23 i was quite young robbing stealing and selling dope would love to share stories or have a convorsation with you one day youv made me realize crime isnt worth it i watch your videos to keep me away from my past and stay on a straight course

[@NoName-hq8xr]

Yo man I’d love to see you assess the accuracy of prison break on Netflix everyone who finds out or suspects an escape is automatically in on it because of blackmail would this be the case or would most people not want to leave

[@cianholden3126]

Hey larry little fan request here could you do a video on irish prisons and things like even one in the UK and France Cause you got a little irish fan here 🇮🇪🇺🇸

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

That is in the pipeline

[@SpinalProblems22]

I fell 15 feet from a glass roof. Broke my spine and nearly paralyzed. That kid was lucky

[@Schizniit]

I understand why these people try to escape, but when you think about it, it isn't possible in the US nowadays. The only way I've heard of successfully getting outside the prison is if the inmates had guards to help them, but once they get out, they usually are back within 72 hours at the most, in the cases I know about.

[@metalfoxssmallenginerepair3181]

Never have escaped prison. But I certainly have escaped plenty of juvenile detention centers. In the end. “Not worth it” 😂 probably why I got high blood pressure today 😂😂😂😂😂

[@vir343]

Hey if you were given life in prison, how would you have escaped? How could these escapes be prevented? Just a video idea I had for you.

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

I would get out with a helicopter

[@vir343]

@@LarryLawtonJewelThief Damn, high risk high reward I guess lol

[@bjrock1235]

@@LarryLawtonJewelThief Isn’t that noticeable though? Wouldn’t it be detected?

[@spoon4817]

What did a cell at edge field penitentiary look like

[@do_or_Dey]

This is the first time I’ve ever heard of a teenager getting arrested for fighting at school. When I was in high school, all students involved in a fight would get a ticket and 3 days suspension.

[@JamesRDavenport]

Yup it's called Zero Tolerance policies. I'm older, but even when I was in school 20 yrs ago we had it. Fighting, threats of any kind, hitting, would likely result in immediate arrest of all parties concerned. Even if some kid was whaling on you with no teacher in sight, you raise a finger to defend yourself, you're going to jail too. It's garbage.

[@89stucka]

You should do a video on the ghislaine maxwell trial.

[@idlehour]

Many Christmases ago, I went to buy a doll for my son. I reached for the last one they had - but so did another man. As I reigned blows upon him, I realized there had to be another way! ...But out of that, a new holiday was born: a Festivus for the restivus!

[@benwabnick1969]

I remember that Brooke Baldwin segment on CNN. Didn't realize at the time it was THE Larry Lawton back 6 years ago. Such a small world sometimes.

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

LOL That was funny

[@amaturetech3048]

There's this film named Felon from 2008 that is a real eye catcher for me. Larry would you do me a favor and let me know what you think. If you've ever watched it or what you think of it? Good stuff dude. Like your content.

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

Thanks, I appreciate that. I heard of felon and will look at it.

[@bbishoppcm]

Have you ever eaten nutraloaf? Can you talk about this stuff in a video?

[@jakesTopTen]

Larry lawton you help me to never go back t jail again

[@LarryLawtonJewelThief]

Glad to hear that

[@undertakernumberone1]

The helicopter thumbnail reminds me of an Irish Rebel Song... And its up like a bird and its over the city 3 men are missin' I heard a warder cry It must have been a bird that flew into the prison Or one of these new ministers says The warder in the joy Early one mornin' as the branchmen were sleepin' A little helicopter it flew across the sky And down into the yard where some prisoners were walkin' Get ready for inspection said The warder in the joy And its up like a bird and its over the city 3 men are missin' I heard a warder cry It must have been a bird that flew into the prison Or one of these new ministers says The warder in the joy Over in the Dáil they were drinkin' gin and brandy The minister for justice was soakin' up the sun When along came the news that some prisoners were escapin' I think its 3 of the provos said The warder in the joy actually happened.

[@gregdines]

My wife can get out off cuffs on the tightest setting. She did it once while sitting in a cruiser after getting arrested for driving on suspension. Didn’t run of course, just doesn’t like cuffs.

[@Ratz71]

I want that poster to the left where do i get that