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June 19th, 2015 
FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda 
A New York prison has prevented an escape involving 64 bed sheets in the course of conducting a lengthy investigation into contraband smuggling. Police also uncovered a corrupt “shopping network” deeply embedded in the facility.
The convict suspected of planning the escape, Ernest Murphy, fell
victim to a cell inspection that took place after prison
authorities dismantled a drug ring being run inside. He was
awaiting trial at the Clinton maximum-security prison in
Dannemora on a charge of attempted murder, but it looks like the
wait was too long for him – enough to want to climb down 11
stories to make it to freedom, according to the AP.
As of May 11, Murphy is also facing new charges of smuggling
contraband. He was already in prison on charges of taking part in
a prison assault which resulted in another inmate being slashed
and shot.
Murphy did not confess to having escape plans, but the prison
isn’t buying it. The bed sheets were found stashed underneath the
sink in his cell, the commissioner of the New York City
Department of Investigation, Mark Peters, reported. The added
length of the resulting sheets would have been the length of four
gymnasiums.
“Thankfully, it was discovered before he had an opportunity
to test his skills at making a getaway,” Peters said in a
statement. “And so the city was spared
the potential spectacle of joining the state for the past two
weeks in a manhunt for escaped inmates,” he added in
reference to two more successfully escaped convicts at Clinton,
who had used power tools smuggled into the prison to make a break
for freedom.
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escaped murderers despite ‘credible tip’
“We have all witnessed in recent weeks the serious
consequences that can result when contraband is smuggled inside
prison walls,” said Cyrus R. Vance Jr., the district
attorney for Manhattan and Peters.
Murphy was arrested in an investigation lasting months to uncover
the smuggling network, which, it turned out, had long roots at
the facility. It turns out Murphy and potentially hundreds more
inmates at Clinton were working with correction officer Patricia
Howard, 44, who had served on the job for nearly 20 years.
Following a police operation involving wiretaps and undercover
officers, Howard was caught red-handed with a bag including
drugs, lighters, flashlights and $800, which was her cut of the
deal, according to officials.
It turns out Howard had been involved in more than 2,400 cases of
smuggling contraband. One inmate even wrote her a thank-you note
for her work in helping to keep the “jail shopping
network” running.
Howard would collect all the orders relayed by inmates to friends
or relatives, before passing the goods onto inmate Tommy Davis,
who would then distribute them to others.
Marijuana, a pen with a sharpened tip, a blade and scales for
weighing drugs were all uncovered in the course of the
investigation, which is ongoing.
Source Article from http://rt.com/usa/268267-ny-prison-escape-sheets/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=RSS
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