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Listener discretion is advised. Clara Phillips was in the wind after a jail break that made international news.

She was gone for months with the help of her parents and armor and armor's family and a curious admirer.

Newspaper reporters continue to dig for information about her escape and federal

investigators searched the world for Clara while she lay low with her sister.

And someone else, they weren't hiding alone.

Remember, Clara needed a host of people to help her escape.

And according to author, Claudine Burnett, it turns out that Los Angeles journalists

were just as diligent as the police, maybe even more.

A journalist was the one who discovered that Clara was traveling with her sister and a mystery man.

It was a reporter from the examiner who finally decided to trace the money.

And he found that Armour had wired money to his sister in Galveston, who then wired the money

to a fellow by the name of Jesse Carson in Honduras who was passing it on to

Clara and Clara's sister who was there with her. And now Jesse Carson was in

Honduras with the women. His relationship with Clara Phillips was complicated.

Daniel Phillips says Jesse was an odd character even more odd than most of the people in this story.

He's a guy that came and was one of the spectators at the trial

and he got all enthralled with, I think, the legend.

He was completely inpture of her and even was left a wife and two or three children to basically kind of be her rescuer.

He was at the trial every single day and he looked at Clara with

romance in his eyes. He just thought she was the most beautiful fascinating woman he had ever

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