Real life Prison Break: How this mafia boss escapes jail is mindblowing
The head of the mafia gets out of jail by climbing down the cell's tangled sheets.
We all love a good show like Prison Break, but in real life it can be pretty scary. A similar occasion took place in Italy where a mafia boss escaped jail with his technique. On the island of Sardinia, a gangster made a rope out of knotted bedsheets and slid down it to escape a prison with maximum security.
A gangster escaped jail in Italy
Marco Raduano, 39, a boss of the Sacra Corona mafia, can be seen sliding down five white bedsheets that have been knotted before scaling the outer wall of the Badu 'e Carros maximum-security prison near Nuoro. He is seen jumping several meters, falling on a lawn, and then sprinting away in the video, which has since gone viral. When he did not return to his cell after his leisure time, which he typically spent in the prison library, two hours later, his absence was discovered.
Come fa un boss mafioso a evadere da un carcere di massima sicurezza? Calandosi con le lenzuola annodate dal muro di cinta. È successo a Nuoro con la fuga di Marco Raduano pic.twitter.com/XJOyWf1OGS
— Marco Fattorini (@MarcoFattorini) February 26, 2023
He was recently sentenced to 19 years in prison after being arrested during a drug and arms trafficking crackdown in 2018.
