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Hey everyone, I was just reading about Clarence Anglin and his escape from Alcatraz, and I'm really curious about the theories surrounding what happened to their makeshift raft. I know some pieces were found floating in the bay, but does anyone know if there's been any thorough analysis of how well it was constructed? I've read a bit about the Anglin brothers being pretty crafty, and I'm wondering if it was feasible for their raft to have lasted long enough for them to reach the mainland or beyond. Anyone have insights into whether it could have held up against the strong currents in the Bay?
Has anyone else been captivated by the mystery surrounding Clarence Anglin and the infamous Alcatraz escape? While most of the focus tends to be on whether the trio made it to safety or not, I've always wondered about that photograph supposedly showing Clarence and John in South America. Does anyone have more insight into the credibility of that photo? There seems to be a big debate on whether it's authentic or just someone bearing a resemblance. It’s hard to shake off the idea that they might’ve actually pulled it off and started a new life somewhere. If the photo is real, it would debunk the FBI's assumption about their fate, right? The mystery keeps pulling me back in, and it’s fascinating how some leads might never be conclusively solved even after so many years. What's everyone else's take on this photo?
Hey everyone,
I wanted to share something interesting I came across while digging into the Anglin brothers' escape from Alcatraz. I've been reading up on the various investigations over the years, and it seems like there's always some new theory or piece of evidence popping up. One thing that's caught my attention lately is a particular claim about a photograph of two men resembling the Anglin brothers in Brazil.
Now, I know we've seen numerous supposed sightings over the years, but this one seems kind of compelling, especially considering the geography and the fact that their family had roots in the area. What's fascinating is that the photograph surfaced decades after the escape, and it never gained much traction with the authorities back then. Some folks argue that facial recognition software should be used to analyze the photo. What do you all think? Could this be a legit lead, or is it just another dead end in a case full of them? Looking forward to hearing your thoughts!