By: Norman Johnston
Prisons have always been designed to keep the inmates in, and most everybody else out. The Eastern State Penitentiary was no exception. It was built for serious offenders, and the architect himself believed that the building was "escape proof". But it was not. More than 100 men managed to scale, tunnel under or sneak through Eastern State's thirty-foot wall. And many others tried. . .
ESP expert Dr. Norman Johnston provides a fascinating and often humorous look at many of the famous and not so famous escapes that occurred during Eastern State?s 142 years in operation. The book contains over one dozen black and white archival photographs and diagrams.
Dimensions (in inches): 9.75 x 8.50, 26 pages, soft cover, 2005.
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