Alcatraz: Alive Or Dead?

Evidence has been found, that proves they had an outside helper, who was included in their ingenious plan. The day after the escape it was reported that an electrical cord, one-hundred-twenty feet long was found missing. There was also a boat schedule for leaving Alcatraz and some magazines telling how to tie and untie a boat from a dock and how a boat enters and exits a slip. These were found on Frank Morris’s desk. “The theory is that they came up under the boat dock, went under the water and tied the electrical cord to the scaling up by the rudder. Then fed the cord all the way around the dock so when the prison launch was coming out of the slip they would be able to position the raft, so it would be pulled out toward the mainland. Then they somehow untied the electrical cord and paddled to a nearby getaway boat.” Robert Checchi saw a Pristine white boat waiting for something, or someone on that exact night around the same time they had left the prison (nypost.com/ 2015/10/10/relatives- have -proof-

The 3 struggled at sea trying to survive and Mac unfortunately died at sea. Louie and Phill survived forty six days at sea, but were then captured and taken to a Japanese P.O.W. camp. The men are shuffled from camp to camp, each getting worse than the last, until the war ends. Louie survived, even though he was pursued by the barbarous guard known as "The Bird", who mentally and physically broke

On that night of June 1962 the Anglin brothers Clarence and John and, Frank Morris. It’s pretty obvious that that the famous Alcatraz escapees survived. There may be some persuasive arguments against that but, by looking through the evidence it seemed the fact that they survived out weighed the fact they died.

   Only a few days into the mission, the men awoke to an attack.  All five were speared to death by these tribesmen.  When the men couldn’t be reached,

The USS Arizona was part of the Pennsylvania-class battleships, which were some of the most powerful warships.The USS Arizona had 1,177 crew members on it. The Japanese bombers dropped four bombs before the USS Arizona had sunk. The whole crew

The men thought they were finally going to go home but they were shot at by the Japanese. Q 21:How is Louie and Phil

When they left was a crucial element of the escape, if they left at the wrong time they would have had a zero percent chance of surviving the escape. If they left at the perfect time and paddled the right way they would make it to the Marin Headlands just before dawn. If they left at about midnight they would be able to paddle to the Marin Headlands and get there at about one thirty

At 4:00 on May 27,1939, the ship arrived to the coast of Havana, Cuba. Cuba denied entry to the usual docking areas for the ship. Due to the restriction, the ship dropped anchor and spent six long days docked just outside of the harbor. After a long wait, the Cuban government granted any passengers with a visa, access to Cuba. Twenty-two of the twenty-nine passengers that Cuba had given entry to were Jewish and had valid U.S. visas. The six other passengers included four Spanish citizens and two Cuban nationals that had the documents that allowed them valid entry. During this time, they brought the one passenger who attempted to commit suicide to a hospital in Havana. For the remaining 908 passengers, the Cuban government would not allow them access.

In the first chapter of into the killing seas by Michael P Spradin, explains the journey young and courageous Patrick took to get in a dangerous plan so that he could reunite with his parents. The family of Patrick, his younger brother, and his parents were sent to Manila. However, the Japanese invaded and they needed to get out of there. Despite that, the plane can only take the two boys. When they were supposed to reach San Francisco, they ended up in Guam. A couple of days after they reached Guam, “ Japanese arrived.” This meant that they had to flee as soon as possible. Luckily, they met a helpful marine and he helped the two brothers cook up a plan to reunite with their parents.

Alcatraz was a prison for the worst criminals. This highly guarded facility, also known as, “The Rock,” was located on an island about two miles off the San Francisco Bay. It was built in 1934 and shut down in 1963. Alcatraz was the most secure prison at the time and escape was almost impossible. In June of 1962, Frank Morris, along with Clarence and John Anglin escaped Alcatraz. Although, we know these three men escaped the prison, did they escape alive? These inmates all had the dream of freedom. For months they planned an ingenious breakout and finally were able to leave Alcatraz behind (Flank). Once in the San Francisco Bay, they drowned in the frigid waters never to be seen again. Much evidence supports that the three

According to alcatraz prison.com, their families say that they got letters from them. People also say that they see them at parks, and other places. Those people call the police but the police but they do nothing, for some reason. I think that their families getting letters would prove that there alive.

At the dawn of November 20, 1969, 89 Native Americans boarded a bus in Sausalito, California and made a five-mile trip across foggy San Francisco Bay to Alcatraz Island. Upon landing, they declared the former prison Indian land by "right of discovery." They later demanded that the U.S. government should provide funding to turn it into a Native American cultural center and university. During the mid-1960s, American Indians had vicariously been on a mission to break into the famed prison, Alcatraz. After the prison closed its doors in 1963, Bay Area Native Americans began to lobby for the island to be redeveloped as an Indian cultural center and school. Five Sioux even landed on Alcatraz in March 1964 and tried to seize it under a 1868 treaty

Those five midget submarines were separated from the 1st Air Fleet. They were independently attacking the Pearl Harbor. They attacked USS Wast Virginia and USS Oklahoma, and one of the torpedoes hit the Oklahoma, a battleship. However, all submarines were sunk by the US. No one returned to Japan.

Over the past 50 years, agents have been searching for the fugitives that escaped the night of June 11, 1962. There are stories from the relatives that claim that John and Clarence Anglin have been living in Brazil. Although, their is not much information on Frank Lee Morris. Some assume he didn't make it of separated from the brothers as soon as they got to land. Besides papers with no return address and weird evidence, their have been sightings of the brothers and beliefs of them going to their mother funeral. All this adds up to the possibility that the Anglin brothers, and possibly Frank Morris, surviving the Alcatraz escape.

After 36 hours of trekking across the unmapped island, they arrived at the whaling station. Shortly after Shackleton and his team arrived at Stromness, a boat was sent to rescue the other two crew members on the opposite side of South Georgia. Shortly thereafter, Shackleton set out in a borrowed ship to save the 22 men he had left behind on Elephant Island, but ice continually thwarted his attempts for more than four more months. Finally, on August 30, 1916, Shackleton was able to reach Elephant Island and rescue his stranded crew. As he neared land, he anxiously counted the figures on the beach and told his second in command Worsley, "They 're all there, Skipper. They are all safe" (Shackleton’s Antarctic Adventure (2001) @ 37:41). Miraculously, not a single life had been lost during the two year ordeal.