On Jailbreak: Love on the run

I watched "Into the fire: The lost daughter" and all I can say is "mothers' instincts are crazy." That's so surreal. It made me start thinking of spirits' communication and all.

I also watched this other documentary on Netflix where this woman allowed an inmate to escape from jail. The story was so ludicrous to me. She was a correctional officer and he was in jail for multiple felonies including domestic violence, and attempted violence. He'd be serving for 75 years. See his mouth like I'm not like that. 

And even before his previous sentence, he has always been in and out of jail so it's not even a case of Menedenz brothers that their own crime is justified.

And the woman, Vicky White fell for him in prison. They were having phone sex between 2020-2022 when they escaped. Like transcripts from the burner phone she used to call showed over 1000 calls between those years. So that means talking multiple times a day for all those years.

In fact, fellow inmates said that sometimes they had sex in prison. 

How is that possible? Well, the wing the guy is supposed to have 8 occupants. And it usually happens when they do their outdoors activities. The woman is like an operational officer and she has been in that role for 17 years.

Even if you're the most unattractive and lonely person, ọ bụrụ a criminal in jail that you'd fall in love with. Help escape at that? That's the height of foolishness 

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