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And according to the Anglin family, the trio didn't even have to make it as far as the Golden Gate Bridge. As the Anglins tell it, Alan West was definitely lying. And they know exactly where Frank, John and Clarence went.

And according to the Anglin family, the trio didn't even have to make it as far as the Golden Gate Bridge. As the Anglins tell it, Alan West was definitely lying. And they know exactly where Frank, John and Clarence went.

For decades, John and Clarence Anglin's surviving family has maintained that they know exactly what happened to the three missing inmates. And from the sound of it, the brothers were training for this escape their whole life. John and Clarence were two of 14 siblings born one year apart. They spent their childhoods migrating around the country doing farm work.

For decades, John and Clarence Anglin's surviving family has maintained that they know exactly what happened to the three missing inmates. And from the sound of it, the brothers were training for this escape their whole life. John and Clarence were two of 14 siblings born one year apart. They spent their childhoods migrating around the country doing farm work.

For decades, John and Clarence Anglin's surviving family has maintained that they know exactly what happened to the three missing inmates. And from the sound of it, the brothers were training for this escape their whole life. John and Clarence were two of 14 siblings born one year apart. They spent their childhoods migrating around the country doing farm work.

The family's poverty taught the boys to be resourceful. When they wanted bicycles, they built them from scraps. When they wanted to sneak out of the house at night, they built fake heads. Some of the brothers' first break-ins were through the ice of Lake Michigan so they could swim. These waters are as cold as those around Alcatraz, if not colder, but the Anglin brothers apparently enjoyed it.

The family's poverty taught the boys to be resourceful. When they wanted bicycles, they built them from scraps. When they wanted to sneak out of the house at night, they built fake heads. Some of the brothers' first break-ins were through the ice of Lake Michigan so they could swim. These waters are as cold as those around Alcatraz, if not colder, but the Anglin brothers apparently enjoyed it.

The family's poverty taught the boys to be resourceful. When they wanted bicycles, they built them from scraps. When they wanted to sneak out of the house at night, they built fake heads. Some of the brothers' first break-ins were through the ice of Lake Michigan so they could swim. These waters are as cold as those around Alcatraz, if not colder, but the Anglin brothers apparently enjoyed it.

As they got older, they started robbing banks with their older brother Alfred. This put them in and out of prison. John always got out after serving his time, and Clarence, well, he broke out of Florida's Rayford prison three times. Eventually, the brothers found themselves together in Leavenworth and after the bread box incident, Alcatraz.

As they got older, they started robbing banks with their older brother Alfred. This put them in and out of prison. John always got out after serving his time, and Clarence, well, he broke out of Florida's Rayford prison three times. Eventually, the brothers found themselves together in Leavenworth and after the bread box incident, Alcatraz.

As they got older, they started robbing banks with their older brother Alfred. This put them in and out of prison. John always got out after serving his time, and Clarence, well, he broke out of Florida's Rayford prison three times. Eventually, the brothers found themselves together in Leavenworth and after the bread box incident, Alcatraz.

According to the Anglin family, once John, Clarence, and Frank made it to the beach, they paddled their raft to a boat waiting in the bay. The boat's passengers pulled them from the water. This all lines up with Officer Frank Checky's account, the one he says the FBI buried. The boat sailed to a nearby airport. From there, the men flew to Mexico. How did the Anglin family know all this?

According to the Anglin family, once John, Clarence, and Frank made it to the beach, they paddled their raft to a boat waiting in the bay. The boat's passengers pulled them from the water. This all lines up with Officer Frank Checky's account, the one he says the FBI buried. The boat sailed to a nearby airport. From there, the men flew to Mexico. How did the Anglin family know all this?

According to the Anglin family, once John, Clarence, and Frank made it to the beach, they paddled their raft to a boat waiting in the bay. The boat's passengers pulled them from the water. This all lines up with Officer Frank Checky's account, the one he says the FBI buried. The boat sailed to a nearby airport. From there, the men flew to Mexico. How did the Anglin family know all this?

They say they got mail. For years after the escape, someone anonymously sent flowers to the Anglin's childhood home on special occasions, like Mother's Day. There was no card and no return address, but Rachel Anglin had a feeling the deliveries were from her sons, John and Clarence. One year, someone sent older brother Alfred Anglin a leather horse figurine with an intricate pattern,

They say they got mail. For years after the escape, someone anonymously sent flowers to the Anglin's childhood home on special occasions, like Mother's Day. There was no card and no return address, but Rachel Anglin had a feeling the deliveries were from her sons, John and Clarence. One year, someone sent older brother Alfred Anglin a leather horse figurine with an intricate pattern,

They say they got mail. For years after the escape, someone anonymously sent flowers to the Anglin's childhood home on special occasions, like Mother's Day. There was no card and no return address, but Rachel Anglin had a feeling the deliveries were from her sons, John and Clarence. One year, someone sent older brother Alfred Anglin a leather horse figurine with an intricate pattern,

According to the Anglins, it was the same pattern John created on wallets he made in Alcatraz. The Anglins also received Christmas cards signed John and Clarence. They weren't postmarked, so skeptics say they may have been sent before the escape, but the brothers spent much of their pre-Alcatraz lives living separately. Why would they have sent joint Christmas cards then?

According to the Anglins, it was the same pattern John created on wallets he made in Alcatraz. The Anglins also received Christmas cards signed John and Clarence. They weren't postmarked, so skeptics say they may have been sent before the escape, but the brothers spent much of their pre-Alcatraz lives living separately. Why would they have sent joint Christmas cards then?

According to the Anglins, it was the same pattern John created on wallets he made in Alcatraz. The Anglins also received Christmas cards signed John and Clarence. They weren't postmarked, so skeptics say they may have been sent before the escape, but the brothers spent much of their pre-Alcatraz lives living separately. Why would they have sent joint Christmas cards then?