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Machine Gun Kelly, The Bird Man
break many men including Machine Gun Kelly, The Bird Man with many more to come but four men were determined to prove that “The Rock” couldn't hold them all. Frank Morris, Allen West, Clarence, and John Anglin were devilious men who were about to make history using nail clippers, spoons, paints, brushes, drawing boards, toilet paper, cardboard, raincoats, glue, and cement chips to make their there way off “The Rock” and into the freedom of society to never be seen or heard of
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