Alcatraz

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Christmas day and New Years day

August 7, 1934

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I read about it somewhere on a web site look up the great escape from Alcatraz

After their escape with frank Morris they went separate ways.They are Still alive today as for Morris he gave up hiding in 2010 and said it was the perfect time.Morris is 83 right now and the anglin brothers John is 81 and the other is 80

Actually it was.

From 1850 to 1861, it was a military and naval base. And an important one.

From 1861 to 1933, it was used as a POW prison, housing prisoners in the Civil War and the First World War.

Then in 1934, it became a federal prison. In 1963, it was closed as a prison due to high running costs.

In 1969 it was a community for native Americans. However they were kicked out in 1971.

In 1972, it became a national park. And it still is today.

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As a federal prison, Alcatraz closed its doors on March 21, 1963.

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Because nobody thought that any prisons would try to escape especially with the freezing waters and shark infested waters

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The Verne prison on Portland was built underground primarily for security reasons. Its subterranean design makes it harder for inmates to escape and reduces the visibility of the facility, which can deter potential threats. Additionally, the underground structure helps to minimize the environmental impact on the surrounding landscape and provides natural insulation.

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Victorian prison ships, often referred to as hulks, could typically hold anywhere from 200 to 800 prisoners, depending on the size and design of the vessel. Conditions aboard these ships were often overcrowded and unsanitary, leading to high mortality rates. The ships served as temporary holding facilities for convicts awaiting transportation to penal colonies or as a means to alleviate overcrowding in land-based prisons.

The number of people sent to prison for tax evasion varies each year, but on average, the IRS prosecutes a few hundred cases annually. In recent years, the number has typically ranged from 1,000 to 1,500 individuals facing criminal charges related to tax offenses. However, most tax evasion cases are resolved through civil penalties rather than criminal prosecution. Ultimately, the specifics can fluctuate based on enforcement priorities and budget considerations.

Alcatraz. It is on an island off the coast of California. HIstory differs on the number of successful escapes, but all agree it was very few.