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- A man who escaped from a prison work camp in Georgia nearly 50 years ago was finally arrested in Connecticut last week. Robert Stackowitz is now asking Georgia officials to commute the remainder of his sentence because he says going back to prison would amount to a death sentence. Demarco Morgan has more.
Dude got a job and stayed out of trouble for 48 years. Would be a waste of time and money to get him back in jail
How do you know he stayed out of trouble? Because he didn't get caught?
superchitownhustler its not about what you know, its about what you can prove.
The government is good at wasting both of those.
@@superchitownhustler innocent until proven guilty that's how it works
Got to pay your dues. @@jasonmelvin9102
Stayed out of trouble 48 years.....
Most modern criminals can’t even stay out of trouble while on bond awaiting trial.
And how do you know his behaviour for 50yrs lol coz the headline says so lmao if he was on the run and some civilian figured him out what do you think he will do? I bet the farm there's a whole lot of mischief he ain't saying
The Unknown looooool🤣
hey thats not true im a modern criminal and I didnt get caught for any of the crimes I did while I was on bail awaiting trial
And hes right back where he was so shut it boomer
Tj Hill I mean if you can’t prove it, it’s really irrelevant lol
48 Years no trouble, this man is rehabilitated.
True
He’s dead
@Kevin Dorfman except we’d be the ones paying for him dumb dumb! You do realize we the tax payers pay to keep them incarcerated.
@Kevin Dorfman he repayed his debt by working which is better than staying in a prison doing nothing wasting tax payers money
@Kevin Dorfman his debt to society comes out of our pockets. We pay for people to be locked away and rot. He’s served his time by being an upstanding citizen
Fun Fact:
I am from Austria and here you cannot be convicted for a prison break. It is not illegal to break out of prison in our country. Because it is considered to be the striving for freedom which every human being possesses. If you manage to break out of a prison, the state itself is responsible for the fact that the prison was not escape-proof.
I think the same rules apply in Mexico
@KillThrottle your right, but we have the ”cocaine King of Milan” Rocco Morabito
I love this law, but I can't help but wonder how it may be corrupted
This is AWESOME!
That’s the same in quite a few countries
I’d say he rehabilitated himself, so what’s the point in sending him back at his age. He beat the system.
Lloyd Coleman Because it sets a bad precedent if we’re going to allow him to stay out of prison just because he did a good job hiding. Why would we reward him for for evading law enforcement?
@@donaldthesavage1288 Yeah but that starts a debate. What's the purpose of enforcing law in this case?
Donald the savage 12 - I get your point and it’s valid, but at what cost to the tax payer to send him to prison with his ailments? I agree it’s a slippery slope though.
Ok. But my question is, what actually happened? Did they sentenced him to jail time or what ?
@@jjbeenbrazy Georgia gave up the extradition fight because he had a terminal illness. He died a few weeks later.
Update: He successfully fought Georgia and was not returned to prison; however, he died in December 2016.
Rip
Thanks! You saved me a Google search lol
What a boss respect to him
Nice
Also in y’all recommend ?
prison should be about rehabilitation, and as far as I’m concerned, this man rehabilitated himself.
100% agreed
Should be but the American prison system is mainly punishment. Just look at all the rhetorics that are being used by politicians
100% agreed.. sir
@@andrewscott1683 have you?
@Abel Duviant yeah I work in one and prisoners get a ton of opportunities in there, drug treatment, schooling, medical care for free, stimulus checks, counseling. I don’t know where people get the idea every prison is some torture chamber but it needs to stop it’s annoying AF, stick to what you know
*genuinely rehabilitated himself and became supportive of society
Govt: that’s not right! Your life was supposed to be ruined!
"justice system"
@@dreytonstrickland6302 “justice” “system” lol
you guys dont think further .. if they wouldve let him go on with his life what would that cause for other convicted criminals? for others on the run? do you guys even know if the guy didnt do any bs anymore? "supportive of society" the simplest ppl out there do criminal activites even some who do charity and stuff. he did something bad, had to be punished and simply has to go through it.
but well, unfortunatly a lot of ppl cant think further anymore .. and then you get dumb comments like this.
@@michaelfellner9822 You mean like yours? The guy had kept his nose clean for 48 years and will be dead soon anyway.
Might as well have left him to finish out his life in peace.
@@atenshin5261 Nah more like yours. I brought arguements which are correct, you on the other hand just "argue" with "just let him have his last days". Not smart. Bring actual arguements or be quiet.
Also just to inform you: He already died.
If you can't catch a man in 48 years, you dont deserve to send him back to prison
@@bluex6095 What's wrong with saying amen? This isn't even a joke, it's just a sign of approval to the comment. Geez, crybabies these days.
@@bluex6095 amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen amen
@@waaaweee6934???
Lmfaoo facts !
@Wickem Did he tho?
Dude its crazy to think that the people who caught him probably werent even born yet when he started running. I'd say just let him live out the rest of his days
He broke the law for 50 years
@@jacobholley6181 my comment is now irrelevant 😂. he's dead now ☹
@xiax yea no joke just found that out today search his name he died monday
He had a better life story too tell than most
What how about the golden gate killer, gream sleeper,they got old and had a life. But not the victims. No body remember the victims. I guess they don’t matter. He is and was a criminal fugitive from the justice.
To anyone wishing to know what became of him, he passed away from natural causes six weeks after being victorious over the state of Georgia. Good man lived a good life.
How do you know he was a good man and lived a good life?
@@labla8940 did u watch the video? He turned a new leaf while on the “run” i say he did become a good man
@@user-gd5tc8rs1m How do you know? He just didnt get caught. Its thinking like that like today every kid gets a trophy mentality why thing are messed up, so if you're successful
in staying on the Lamb you win?
@@labla8940 well u can see that he got a job and stayed out of trouble. And got social security. He made himself a better person. Thats a good life worth having. While he made some mistakes he changed
@@user-gd5tc8rs1m So having a job means you're a good person these days? The bar is so low, I like it.
For anyone curious. He was convicted of “forceful robbery” and sentenced to 17 years. He served 2 before managing to escape.
Murderes get less jail time now
Can't believe people in the comments are acting like he killed 5 children lmfao. Dude wasn't gonna serve for that long anyways
We need to get this comment to the top
Ughhh. Let him go
I guess in AZ it'd be strong arm robbery.
I'd be too impressed to put him back behind bars like wtf.
Lol yep. He juked them fair and square
“They considered it a victory” that’s amazing 😂
He dead
I gave you 1k likes
You’re welcome
@@raehorn so he's successfully escaped from two prisons in his life? This man really is the GOAT.
His kids " dad you wanna play hide and seek?"
Him " can't right now I'm in the middle of one right now"
no more like cops and robbers 🤣
Him n Bigfoot are undisputed champs 🤣
😂😂
😂😂😂
😆😆😆😆😆🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️#facts
The guy escaped prison and became a teacher, active member of his community. Maybe he didn't finish his time, but he certainly repaid his debts to society.
Him is prolly a racist Trump supporters.
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
"Tell us, how'd you do it?"
"Well, I just drove away and flew home".
This is the most anticlimactic escape ever, lol.
I can't believe they aired that, every prisoner will escape now.
@@Liasos88 things are a bit different from over 50 years ago
@@aaron_64 What are you on about
@@Liasos88 I understand you were almost certainly joking, but security is much higher and it's easier to find people who attempt to escape, compared to 50 years ago.
Yeah no kidding, definitely not what I was expecting 💀
Achievment Unlocked: "For the longrun"
- Go 50 years without being detected by police
Marco Acosta LMFAO
Hahaha top banter
Imagine if this was a Google play games achievement😂
@@tjhill2923 lmao
@@tjhill2923 exactly
If he stayed out of trouble 48 years he deserves his freedom... Leave that elderly man alone.Let him live out the rest of his life in peace.
Arthur May he’s already dead
He already dead
He had no choice to stay out of trouble if he got arrested he would’ve been caught
You don't even know what he did to get sentenced to 17 years to begin with.
Doesn't matter... 48 years straight.... Actually he's dead now anyway..
When police arrived at his front door, he says “What took you so long?”
Like Newman from Seinfeld
@@MeneTekelUpharsin lol
@@MeneTekelUpharsinDamn DOG-NAPPER!!!
He had a job and turned his life around, waste of tax payer money to send him back
Prisons should be about rehabilitation not punishment
No because if you comit a harsh crime you should serve some kind of punishment
He died a few months after this video came out anyways. R.I.P.
I mean, it depends on the criminal. They could have caused a massacre, multiple cases of rape or just about any unforgivable crimes that ruined families.
You have it 33% right.
The goal of prison is to fix the fixable, isolate the unfixable from society, and act as a form of deterrence to keep the impulsive individuals in line.
@@ColeisVibeing the punishment is your freedom taken away... You still have to do things you don't want to, but instead are in a normalized environment specialized for rehabilitation...
He escaped prison 50 years ago and as soon as he gets caught he dies. This guy hacked life 😂
Abdi Essa not really this vid is 3 years old and he died
10,000 Subscribers with no videos
My point was he lived most of his life a free man and only did a few years in jail.
10,000 Subscribers with no videos No he died weeks after being let off the hook on jail time due to his ailments. He died later in 2016 it wasn’t recently. There are articles on google that even said so
That's because he needed treatment for all his ailments. He had to turn himself in.
@@SMFCAWFAN he was supposed to stay loads of years in prison but now he stayed for less than a year
I mean if it took 50 years to catch him, he kinda won.
YES
*48
@@konodiavoloda8326 you know sometimes people round things to the nearest 10 to make things simpler
@@asianjesus2935 it just makes it confusing since 2 years apart are 730 days.
@@konodiavoloda8326 please shut up
Got a ssn, job and paid taxes. Id say he paid his debt. I guess once he retired and no longer paid taxes is when the gov wanted to lock em back up
BINGO
Unless you're a blacktivist on CNN, then they leave you alone.
How it is possible to pay taxes in US if you are fugitive? Doesn't IRS and FBI communicate together? In My country it would be impossible with fake name because you need real social number.
@@LucaBrasi0 He didn't immediately start using his SSN after escaping and eventually his case went cold and was put into storage. Once the state stopped actively looking, any FBI assisstance would have pretty much stopped as well. They only found him because the state decided to run checks on all of the really old fugitive cold cases they had one last time and then close them for good. Unfortunately he had eventually started using his real social security number and had claimed his benefits when he retired which flagged when they ran his name and SSN that last time.
It was a really old case so it likely didn't make it into modern government databases and thus wouldn't have flagged when he eventually started paying his taxes etc. over the years.
@@possumverde You’re highly informed!
What i wanna know is how they actually found him after all these years, surely a cop didnt just look at this 70 year old man and say, "hey that looks like this 20 year old that escaped before I was born"
those cops that arrested him are all dead and gone. the ones who caught him were not even born yet. c'mon 50 yrs is a long time.
It’s facial recognition software from getting an I.d. or license. They rarely mention it but that’s how the U.S. marshals catch a lot of fugitives decades later.
Georgia (and most states) periodically take a look at open fugitive cases and when they ran his name and social security number, it flagged because he had retired and was drawing social security.
@@possumverde -- periodically means once every 50 years? 🤔
🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣
“Got a job, social security, never got into problems.” That’s a good man
I think he meant never had any problems with the law finding him not getting into there
Well, if he wanted to stay free, then he had a reason to behave.
@@007Fusiion nah. He still could have gotten in trouble . He had a new social security. Meaning new ID
Very practical. He did it.
omggg how do we know he was a good man. we dont . the internet is a slow place sometimes
He beat the case but ended up dying weeks later.
Really
planbskaterchu it says its unavailable
Came up fine for me. You might want to try copying and pasting the URL text directly into your browser, TH-cam adds a bunch of junk to the URL when you click on it.
Eric Blair It's because it's banned in EU
I guess it's what god wanted.
So, this guy died 7 months after this video was posted?? Well, he beat the system...👍👍👍
Yeah!
He probably die due to the stress of going back to prison.
@@aclock2 nope. It was already decided that he wouldn't have to go to jail.
They should've pardoned him
He faked his death
FYI, He died two weeks after Georgia dropped its extradition request.
Prison is to rehabilitate, the man seems to have been rehabilitated.
It's amazing, I haven't seen one comment outside of mine wondering what he did to begin with-- to get sent to prison.
🤣🤣🤣 ok dr phil and what was he rehabilitated from farken gullible people everywhere
Justice waits for no man
Depends on what they did.
It's also to protect the public.
only thing prison does not rehabilitate its a school trains one to repeat
He's got all these sad illnesses now, let him enjoy what's left of his life
Divine Feminine777 he died 4 years ago
He’s been dead ages
lmao
He passed awhile ago
He's not hurting anyone, leave him be.
In case anyone’s curious, he was originally convicted of robbery. In early December of 2016, he went to a hospital, and ended up dying due to various illnesses.
He passed away in December of 2016. Six weeks after winning freedom. R.I.P Robert Stackowitz
That guy has changed his life around for the better
YouDontKnowMe you have a point but when does the good outweigh the bad. Seems like he did more for society outside of prison then being locked up living off of tax payer's money. He's too old to lock up now or so he says.
YouDontKnowMe yea seems like the stress of possibility going back to prison took him out. How ironic to be free the burden of looking over your shoulder, to only die a month later.
Yes and atlease he didn't go into society doing more crime
But he has not paid for the crimes he already committed.
MotorHead Tech of course he's white .
He's been hiding out on the show"Pawn Stars" for years.
he dee
😂😂
Old man
@@docholladay7638 is that his name? Pawn Stars, right? "The Old Man". Always busting Chumlee's balls.
nope the old man on pawn star died
Shouldn’t what put him in prison be part of this story?
That's what I was thinking. Couldn't of been anything serious.
Probably not worth mentioning, even if it was bad.
@@austinfondren5053 He and two other guys broke into a house, tied up the three people, and stole a bunch of stuff from the house. As the two men were driving away, police arrived and chased them down. Robert would later escape from prison and he went back to CT. He led a normal productive life. After being arrested, as a fugitive, he fought the extradition back to GA and won. GA commuted his sentence. Six weeks later, Robert Stackowitz, passed away from several health problems.
You expect too much from journalists.
@Morgus Schmorgus You have a right to stand your ground depending on state you are in...so it is serious. What would you wish for the people that broke into your house and i dnk tying up your parents or something...
I love how impressed the man interviewing him is!
Can’t do that nowadays. Too many damn security cameras.
Where there's a will, there's a way.
ye lmao back in the 70s there was nothing no cameras no nothing I'm surprised people who lived in the 70s how they got caught
he just flew a plane home and then got a job he lived a regular life for 47 years
@@lovegodloveothers3404 Homeboy reloaded save irl
Unless you’re Epstein
He stayed out of trouble, on his own! Something most felons couldn’t do. Let him go...
Shannon Williams he died
Ajsquad how do you know he died
Ethan McKee look it up just type in man dies after beating case
That's because he knew if he gets in trouble that's it for Him.
Shannon Williams Just because he doesn't get caught up by the police doesn't mean he stayed out of trouble.
What was the initial crime he comitted to be put away for 17 years?
Home invasion robbery by force
Robbery with force
Hi I love your videos
He drove the getaway car after a robbery
@@ingamingpc1634 aw, thanks bud. so pleased you like them :)
It would have the effect of being on parole for 50 years.
Guy : escapes
50 years later
Police : aha i got you
The guy : jokes on you
_DIES_
Lmao
This is funny and at the same time disrespectful..... but funny lol
Sentenced got commuted and he died peacefully at home 6 weeks afterwards. Stable life for him!
😂 beuh
bro that’s just sad
*My dude has been playing hide n seek for the past 50 years*
Desperate for attention much? How many people have said this already?
@@maddawgs1394 bro who cares
@@jorzor-spaghetti3167 you
@@maddawgs1394 me as well
Just like my dad!
He literally proved that rehabilitation can be done better outside the system than in it.
Well, he never hurt anyone again. Justice was more than served.
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
Sounds like he was a real danger to everyone around him.
wink wink
He is dead. They never sent him back to jail.
@@troyterry6919 He won
yeah, but where do we draw the line. Come on
@@MrMaddox57 it was satire
His body is a prison now, pointless sending him back
Send him back
Vikeysha Murray I’ve since learnt that he died shortly after this, early December 2016. His name was Robert Stackowitz
I like the way you reference that
Our body are like prison
Well he commited a crime and he should be punished
@TheZoneRanger And
Looking over his shoulder for the last 48 years is punishment enough...
Can I just say the fact that people are either questioning him going back to jail after 48 years is ridiculous, he's lived a happy and private life hasn't broke the law in all that time has a wife and an old home and people are talking about him going to jail for 17 years just to die. Sick twisted people.. leave him alone.
reporter : “so tell us about the day you walked outta prison”
man : “I got a plane and flew home”
Oh.
No terrorist check
Don't he look like Chris hansen
🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@coryl3075 Chris Handsome
Cool
Come on, why send him back? The guy's in poor health and lived a decent life since then, I say just leave him be.
He’s dead now anyway.
So it’s a moot point.
stan broniszewski an emotion connection, really. Those who die in prison are just a meaningless stat.
stan broniszewski: they never found him.
That’s what sets him apart from the other inmates.
He wasn’t there.
I’m not saying it’s right or it’s wrong.
He escaped.
Now he’s dead.
He died due to medical complications
Georgia parole officials dropped the extradition request in September after reviewing Stackowitz's medical file. He died in early December 2016 in a CT hospital.
He won. The law lost. He lived peacefully. Leave him be.
He’s dead anyways
Leave this man alone, and go after the crooks in Washington, DC...
Robert Dozier WYS!!
www.courant.com/news/connecticut/hc-stackowitz-fugitive-death-20161208-story.html
He's ded
I am sure they are going to lisen some random guy
He died due to medical complications
He rehabilitated himself without any taxpayer cost such that he should have been given an award.
@@MariiLol- He should have been given said award prior to him dying.
Paul Skopic well I mean he did commit a crime then lived a normal life why should he get a reward
@@chill_redditstories He saved the taxpayers a lot of money by rehabilitating himself.
Thats cause rehabilitating yourself is a million times easier and more effective than anything the Government offers. All Taxpayer money is spent on is creating even more hardened criminals, providing them with contacts in the criminal world and making them hate society even more. Jails in the US are basically College for Criminals.
An award for not committing crimes. Genius!
Great showcase of how our justice system is more about punishment than rehabilitation
But why was he imprisoned in the first place? Quite important information.
Was thinking that. We can assume it wasn’t a traffic violation if he got 17 years
Just looked it up. Forcible robbery
@@christinemolloy2723 Cheers
Stackowitz was arrested, convicted and sentenced to 17 years in a Georgia prison for his part in an armed robbery 50 years ago.
@@railsaroundsouthjersey I see. Thanks mate.
I hope they let him out 50 years no problems not even a stop sign violation
Thesilentghost74 He passed away 6 weeks after the court granted him permanent freedom.
He is dead
Exactly what I said. 48 years and not even a traffic violation he doesn’t need to be sent back.
@SantaMuerte livE it ain't that easy now a day's believe me try it you will find out
Silent74 he died!
If u can't catch a man in 48 yrs he deserves every bit of freedom he has left.. leave that man be🤷🏾♂️
0:24
“He can barely walk”
*HONK*
“He is battling heart disease”
*HONK*
“Kidney Cancer…..and”
I’m sorry but that part was hilarious
Kinda true cuz he died after 7 months the video was posted
@@PostMoveClarity rip
He won..no matter if he goes back or not.
Justsome Guy
After winning the case he died a few weeks after
star man
I wasn't being negative dear, I was merely stating that even if they put him back he would only have served a few weeks coz his health was declining. Either he was gonna die anyway.
Like Bill Cosby, he'll most likely die within a yr in prison
True
@@hlengiwezungu8152 :(
Justsome Guy lived his best life
Let him go. Be real.
because he's suffered enough.
he's not harming anyone anymore
what's the point in punishing someone if they already learned a lesson?
He earned it!
I feel deep inside me. He earned it
The Penciler OBVIOUSLY hes been better behaved than all of us.
Waste of tax payer money .
The man is not a threat
He was a felon and prison escapee, but taught at a school? I'm scared of the education system now.
Bruh just let him go at this point, he was able to hide for 50 years, you gotta give him some credit for that
He died in 2016, six weeks after Georgia decided to let him be free.
Got a job, stayed out of trouble but the stress of looking over his shoulder for almost 50 years had to be incredible.
Nah
By the looks of it,
He didn't seem to be that "stressed" about his escape, and about getting caught again.
Here is why,
1st, if he was too anxious about getting caught,
He would have never attempted to find proper/legal job..
Don't even tell me that those illness he got are probably the result of his stress,
Cus i tell you,
Anyone can get cancer and all,
Even if they never had stress in their lives. 😏
Rose Dawson are you on drugs lol?
@@huntsman_7117 omg how did u know😱😱😱
Rose Dawson because u took the liberty to start answering questions no one asked, also he would’ve had the stress of looking over his shoulder
@@huntsman_7117 omg
You're so good...😱😱😱
You must be a psycho
logist
Or something, are u?
What a waste of time and money to even arrest him.
he's now dea
@@gregorymalchuk272 let the Mexicans come
We were built by immigrants
Gregory Malchuk your name goes back to Britain and Ireland my friend so you’re an invader yourself, our lands 😅🤫
Why Isn't anyone asking what his original charges were? Did he steal a car, or is he a murderer?? Shouldn't that make a difference??
Glad he escaped and made a life for himself instead of becoming institutionalized, good for him.
Seriously? Do we really want a dying man to go back to prison over a 50 year old robbery?
samworthick I mean, he did break the law when he broke out in the first place. Why should we reward him for that?
Robonator7of9 because he managed to escape and hide for 50 years? Its a lost to the US law enforcement
lit it go
Christopher B nah he should go back to prison
It's not a matter of rewarding, it's a matter of using reason to deduce that it is absolutely meaningless to put someone like him into prison seeing as he is not a threat to anyone and is old and dying.
Update: The state of Connecticut dropped its efforts to get him back to Georgia for prosecution. He died shortly after.
Oof
ARandomTH-camr R.I.P
Ugh this is so sad.
At least he died a legend
ARandomTH-camr wow youre soo funny you have a roblox pfp and say oof damn you must be a legend
Isn't the point of prison to rehabilitate people into society? And didn't he successfully integrate and add value? What would be the point of sending him back? It would just be a gross display of power.
Unfortunately American prisons focus more on punishment than rehabilitation
Jails/prisons should as much as possible be correctional, not punitive. If the man stayed out of trouble for nearly five decades, they should let him be.
That sets a bad example. Would be a crime without punishment. People will think ok I'll commit a crime, stay out trouble and get a job and it will be ok
@@xtrlsidma I would be perfectly okay with that. The society too would be. Any sober person would be.
He's passed now
@Anthony Clown this guy is obviously rehabilitated. If he knows that what he did was wrong and he doesn’t commit any crimes, they should be able to get set free. Our prison system is more about punishment than rehabilitation and they just use prisons for money and to keep people in them.
@Anthony Clown prison should be a place of rehabilitation. When somebody goes to prison they have no chance of succeeding and basically have to resort to crime. Prison wants people to go to prison. This guy obviously doesn’t want to commit crimes so the crime rates would actually go down, if prisons actually reformed them to actually be good citizens.
The system is upset that this man has had the final say the last 50 years over his life and they’re not happy about that. He changed his life, & kept outta trouble, he basically rehabilitated himself if you ask me.
this video doesnt mention it but he actually ended up becoming a teacher at one point after escaping. miles better than any of the outcomes that come with being imprisoned for 17 years.
He broke out of prison, evaded the law. Might even have forged identity papers
Yes. Exactly what the system DOESNT WANT. They can't make money with out prisoners.
@@joewilliams5101 they’re not looking to clean up the streets they’re just filling their pockets with money off of FREE LABOR!!!
That is the purpose behind jail and prison. To reform and change your ways. Good analysis!
the pressure of being under the radar made him a normal citizen, what's the point even of sending him back to jail
How ironic of that man to get a job as a security guard after being a prison escapee.
source?
@@lerthadensock3385 ?
It’s been 50 damn years that part of his life passed he’s in the end of his life let him be free
U.S.A. FOREVER He didn't tho
U.S.A. FOREVER yea so breaking into a house isnt as bad as "raping a child"
U.S.A. FOREVER cumbasket
Guys he is dead now so shut up.
U.S.A. FOREVER Bringing politics into an argument lmao so typical.
Moral of the story-don’t snitch.
TRAP MUSIC NOW I’d snitch on u foo
Hey love ur music trap but .... Imma snitch....
I got the receipts...I’ll tell you everything I know. Moral of the story: don’t do the crime.
TRAP MUSIC NOW I’ll snitch on someone right now even if they didn’t do it I’d snitch
Bruh
If anyone is curious, he beat the case and passed 6 weeks later
if was also originally arrested for forcible robbery
What amazes me is that they were still looking for him after all those years. Real focus.
When you have max stealth in a game
Good one! "Max stealth in your game."
Facts
He made a quality 48 years for himself and others by the sound of it. He actually died not long ago. So he never went back to jail
@@doggger It's not that long ago relative to this being a 4 year old video.
Lol what a badass
Died a free man . Rip brother
@@dannyhuskerjay at least he died a free man that matters
@@geraldchurchill5576 Tbf thats not a long time from now, just a few years ago
After that long of being on the run I think he's done his time
yup, spend thousands to get an old man into prison, despite escaping nearly 50 years ago, and not committing a single crime since his escape…
Why?
This man did the race for almost 5 decades ‼️ Tay-K could never 😂
Yeah not in these times
Lmaoooo fr tho
tay k gonna be doing 50 years in jail
@@yad6936 Right 😂
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The dude stayed 48 years out without anyone giving a damn and without him committing crimes... just leave him alone, he deserves it.
Not necessarily he just evaded for 50 years doesn't mean he was a good clean boy always
@@gustavosmith3980 Except that if he had committed a crime, police would probably have looked up his criminal record and found that he was a fugitive.
They won't bother him anymore. He he died at the end of 2016 LOOOOL
@@curtisjohnson2433 A person dying isnt funny.
Therefore not all criminals deserve death penalty/long term-life in prison sentence.
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But how possible did the cops recognise him after 48 years
Fbi database fingerprints, facial recognition, etc
I guess he just got caught lackin and the one cop to be like “wtf you on the lamb boy” and then boom t
He applied for social security and was caught that way. He lived in Sherman,CT
Are u trolling or are u really that dumb?
@Blust GT maybe you're equally dumb not to understand the comment
Commute his time he’s already paid his price by turning his life around
He paid the innevitable price
All the way into the end of his life he died six weeks after they let him go
He already died from medical complications
You pay the price by doing time. Not by commiting multiple crimes (escaping and identify theft for over 50 years)
Take Notes he passed away unfortunately
He's obviously rehabilitated! Why waste OUR money to send him back?? He's not a threat to society.
I think he proved he was no longer a danger to the public. RIP dude and well done for turning your life around.
Lol imagine praising an escaped convicted felon…..
@@deejayy8303 Imagine unironically caring for a fifty year old bank robbery incident which the said fellon regretted and never did again by proving his usefulness to community.
@@evilceochad884 Imagine being incompetent of Justice regardless of age. 🤡
The dude was clean for 48 years, I think that's telling enough that he's changed.
Therefore not all criminals deserve death penalty/long term-life in prison sentence.
wow cleaned for 48 years? dam mr clean been silenced ever since he heard that
Or just was never caught again and learned from his mistakes on how he got caught last time 😏
@@finmat95 lol what are talking about? Not everyone gets the death penalty… very few actually do.
Prison isnt made to correct anymore, it's made to punish
You shouldn't arrest him for being such a mad lad
I like the amount of BRRRRT in your profile pic
What did he do though? To get in prison in the first place.
Not once during that report did they mention his numerous arrests that led up to his convictions and imprisonment.
He was 21 and was a getaway driver for a single robbery. Got 17 years in prison for it.
To be fair the guy probably went through 48 years fearing what might happen if he's caught again, thats already punishment enough
Yeah, I would be paranoid.😂😂
Specially if you just escape, my heart would be pounding.
LOL THE COMMENT ABOVE YOU IS VERIFIED
Imagine all the close calls he had or he believed.
@@ringofdreal1374 i think maybe the first few years or at most the first decade but after 50 years he probably assumed they stopped looking for him. it all depends on the crime he commited i guess
I’m sure he stopped worrying after a few years
I mean he really showed how unfair this system is. Completely turned his life around, good for him. RIP
Why did they neglect to mention what he was convinced of? It seemed quite relevant to know whether he was convinced of molesting a child or just of stealing a car or something...
Could have been anything doesn't matter it was 50 years ago and they wanted to arrest him again that's so extra 🤣
In Germany the law says after a certain time of 25 years (depending on the assault) there's no way you're gonna get charged anymore
He had 5 stars and slowly got it down til he got spotted just chilling is his low rider
LOL
LMFAO
Are you a real life skinhead? Wow! Your IQ must be a whopping 77!
For those that don't he's talking about the game GTA
That’s crap. This guy should be free.
Richard Carpenter you sound like the average brain dead trumpet supporter.
Richard Carpenter yeah, you hardly spoke English properly. Assuming back in the 80s you dropped out huh.
Richard Carpenter that’s ironic
Richard Carpenter did your wife take over your typewriter? You are so literate now, what happened?
Richard Carpenter 👍
Really fascinating!