Right in the heart of La Paz’ middle class San Pedro neighborhood lies one of the world’s most notorious prisons. Cárcel de San Pedro (San Pedro Prison) reached international fame in 2003 when Australian law graduate Rusty Young released his first novel, Marching Powder: A True Story of Friendship, Cocaine, and South America’s Strangest Jail.
That's a Pretty Nice Video, Guy.....Your Narration isn't bad...You're descriptive, to the point, & made sure to cover the view of the building from both sides (Literally). Great Job, I enjoyed this video!
Alex Campbell's handprint story and the motives of James McPharland are described nicely in his grand nephew's book "In Search of the Mollie Maguires" by Patrick Campbell.
they tried everything to get rid of the "print" but it still came back each time. I think it's time to pardon Alexander Campbell for a crime he didn't committ. He's still trapped there and wants justice so he can finally cross over. What happened to those men was a black travesty of the worst sort.
I went here, but the jail was closed :( but my brothers band, The Tartan Terrors , made a song to tribute the Molly Maguires, and one of the band members wife was scared by the ghost because it got vicious, so thats why it closed for the weekend
Your post was entertaining. Your refusal to acknowledge and or dismiss Campell's hand print and the history is suspect. You must be a beautiful person.
I was the tour guide for you guys! :)
Thank you. Your very pretty btw
Right in the heart of La Paz’ middle class San Pedro neighborhood lies one of the world’s most notorious prisons. Cárcel de San Pedro (San Pedro Prison) reached international fame in 2003 when Australian law graduate Rusty Young released his first novel, Marching Powder: A True Story of Friendship, Cocaine, and South America’s Strangest Jail.
That's a Pretty Nice Video, Guy.....Your Narration isn't bad...You're descriptive, to the point, & made sure to cover the view of the building from both sides (Literally). Great Job, I enjoyed this video!
Alex Campbell's handprint story and the motives of James McPharland are described nicely in his grand nephew's book "In Search of the Mollie Maguires" by Patrick Campbell.
My dad's friend went there a lot of years ago when he was young but he sadly died 2 years ago
The one in the picture around 30 seconds as well as the one taking you though the dungeon and cell block.
they tried everything to get rid of the "print" but it still came back each time. I think it's time to pardon Alexander Campbell for a crime he didn't committ. He's still trapped there and wants justice so he can finally cross over. What happened to those men was a black travesty of the worst sort.
I went here, but the jail was closed :( but my brothers band, The Tartan Terrors , made a song to tribute the Molly Maguires, and one of the band members wife was scared by the ghost because it got vicious, so thats why it closed for the weekend
Your post was entertaining. Your refusal to acknowledge and or dismiss Campell's hand print and the history is suspect. You must be a beautiful person.
Years ago, they flipped out that I took a picture of the handprint in the cell.
Bcuz they wanted you to by ot at the gift shop. I went when I was in school for field trip and bought the picture
when she asked if that was a real person, that was me! funny thing.
Is the song all things bright and beautiful
Maybe the hand, and now the wall were permanently contaminated with coal dust. Next time they paint try a little Bin.
Which one are you?
Alone
the hand on the wall ? u mean to tell me it cant get wash off?
AL- RUIZ no it keeps coming back they've tried painting over it washing it knocking the wall off but it keeps coming back
Now for sale
And the wall were the hand is was dug out and replasterd and painted over and the hand came back