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or Google Play. Thank you and enjoy the show. June 11, 1962 San Francisco, California. 35-year-old

Frank Morris, 32-year-old John Anglin, and his 31-year-old brother Clarence Anglin,

attempt an elaborate escape from the Alcatraz federal penitentiary on Alcatraz Island.

After sneaking out of their cells during the night, the three convicts enter the water

in order to cross San Francisco Bay on a homemade inflatable raft and an extensive manhunt fails to

find them. While the authorities are inclined to believe the men drowned, certain pieces of evidence,

including alleged photographs of the England brothers in Brazil, suggest they might have survived

so the actual truth about what happened to the Alcatraz escapees remains up for debate.

After that, the trail went cold.

Hello everyone and welcome to a very special milestone for the trail went cold,

our six-year anniversary show. I'm your host Robin Warner, and to commemorate this special

occasion, I'm going to be covering one of my biggest passion cases. The 1962

disappearances of Frank Morris, John Anglin, and Clarence Anglin, aka the Alcatraz escape.

I'm going to be providing instructions at the end of this episode. Anyway, this will be a little

different from the norm for this podcast since I've never done an unsolved mystery involving a

prison escape before, but this might be the world's most famous prison break because the

escapees were never found, and it's never been conclusively established if they died during their

attempt or if they managed to get away clean and started a new life somewhere. As you probably know,

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