Thursday, May 9, 2013

#FRESHOUT9jaUpdate Prisoner Escapes by Digging His Way Out Of Jail With A Spoon

32 year old convicted murderer Oleg Topalov used a spoon to dig through the ceiling of his prison cell in Russia this week. According to authorities, Topalov was convicted on charges of murder and illegal possession of firearms and was being held at Matrosskaya Tishina detention center. Officials from the Federal Prison Reserve confirmed that the inmate successfully escaped the maximum security facility early Tuesday morning.
   
They believe that Topalov used a spoon to tunnel through the cement and brick wall surrounding the ventilation shaft in his cell. The convicted murderer apparently climbed through the resulting hole and onto the roof above his cell block, where he made his way to the roof of a nearby building. Oleg escaped by using several bedsheets tied together to lower himself onto the grounds of the adjacent Gilyarovskogo psychiatric hospital.
      The facility which is about a century old is dilapidated and according to Kristina Belousova, a representative with the Russian Federal Penitentiary Service, the building’s structural state made Topalov’s spoon prison escape possible.
Because of the state of the building, Topalov had no difficulty in widening the vent of the airshaft, through which he got to the prison’s roof, Using sheets tied one to another he managed to go down the wall, then jump over the fence to run away.  Belousova said.
Russian authorities have launched a massive manhunt to locate the fugitive prisoner and will offer a substantial reward for his capture.

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