HOW THEY ESCAPED: HISTORY’S MOST INSANE PRISON BREAKS | History Hyenas
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History Hyenas with Chris Distefano and Yannis Pappas
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What crazy prison gang rules and racial segregation do the hosts reveal?
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What's up, everybody? Welcome to another episode of History Hygienes. I'm Chris DeStefano, aka Chrissy Calamari Tits. With me as always, Giannis Papis, aka Yanni Goodhair Day. You want to know what one of my biggest fears is? Um, hold on, let me guess. What one of your biggest fears is that you will eventually fall in love and leave your family for a trans woman? That's a big fear. Because it could it's on the table. By the
way, your jaw looks lined up today. I got a nice jawline. You got a nice jawline. Which you what right now is you're catching me from a nice angle. Yeah, cause you got a nice jawline. I am nice from certain angles. Yeah. So go ahead, what's
your biggest fear?
One of my biggest fears has always been Doing a crime and going to prison for it. Yeah, me too. Do you ever think about how if someone really wanted to frame you? Yeah. Especially now they could. Sure. They just easily could. Sure. They could be like, oh look at this stuff. The y you know, look at your digital footprint. You're like, I didn't do any of that. They're like, they could just hack into you. That's what AI could do. AI could hack into you. Right. They could direct you, hack into you, and then just simulate your searches. And the next thing you know, you were you were searching how to seduce a three year old at a pink alicious live show. It's just and you're going, Whoa. What no, I did not. That did not happen.
And they go, Well, your digital footprint said that it did.
Well, there's a book. I forgot what it's called, but it the premise of the book is you every every US citizen commits three felonies a day. You told me that. Right? Yeah, go yeah, book if three felonies a day or something like that, where it's like, you know, you even if you go on to like somebody's Wi Fi, like, you know, where you just sign up for this Wi Fi or whatever, and they didn't give you the password, you you've committed a fel Yeah, three felonies a day, how the feds target the innocent. So that's the problem with the United States is we put the most most of our citizens in jail.
What did you do yesterday in the full twenty four hours that you think could be a felony? Could be a felony. Um so one thing I know Nick
committed about f seven to ten of them. Seven to ten felonies. Um what did I do that um could be considered a felony? Um gay porn, legal. Um so that that legal. Um I what did I do? I probably um was on somebody's Wi-Fi that I didn't I didn't ask permission to be on. But were you? Right, I don't know. What did I I pr can you Google, Jesse, what some of the most common felonies that we do that we don't that we don't realize that we do that
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. You know, it's 'cause according to my wife, I commit like a hundred a day. What like what? If you asked her, it would be like uh you know, in her mind what a felony is, it's a little loose with it. Little
yeah, I guess yeah, I didn't tell Jasmine I loved her as soon as I woke up. If I make a little bit too much noise, I parted in the
bed, that's a felony. Yeah. If I can't get back in time enough to go to my child's orientation, that's a felony. Here we go.
Flush the family members' illegal drugs down the toilet. I did that yesterday as I do for most part of my wife's family on a daily basis. Um throwing away the mail, toss out an old roommate or previous tenants junk mail.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What crazy prison gang rules and racial segregation do the hosts reveal?
0:00–9:26
2
How do everyday actions become felonies according to the hosts?
9:26–18:04
3
Why do Jewish inmates face a dilemma when choosing a prison gang?
18:04–26:05
4
What happened in the infamous Great Escape from Alcatraz?
26:05–36:05
5
How did the Danamora prison break unfold and what were the consequences?
36:05–43:35
6
What advice do the hosts give for surviving a future prison sentence?
43:35–56:18
7
Why do the hosts think escaped inmates should get a head start before being hunted?
56:18–1:06:55
8
What final thoughts and calls‑to‑action wrap up this episode?
1:06:55–1:09:40
Speakers
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