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They were able to
leave their jail cell, get up on the roof of the jail, climb down the side of the jail, stole a car, and were on the run. Looking at that route
that they would have taken to go all the way from
Florida and end up in Colorado, and you're finding lots and
lots of robberies of motels and liquor stores and
even a couple of banks. Templeman: Check
your hardware, man. Martin: Did these
two people do this? Bailey: So, how do
you want to do it? More than likely
leave their jail cell, get up on the roof of the jail, climb down the side of the jail, stole a car, and were on the run. Looking at that route
that they would have taken to go all the way from
Florida and end up in Colorado, and you're finding lots and
lots of robberies of motels and liquor stores and
even a couple of banks. Templeman: Check
your hardware, man. Martin: Did these
two people do this? Bailey: So, how do
you want to do it? More than likely
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They were able to
leave their jail cell,
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get up on the roof of the jail,
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climb down the side of the jail,
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stole a car,
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and were on the run.
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Looking at that route
that they would have taken
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to go all the way from
Florida and end up in Colorado,
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and you're finding lots and
lots of robberies of motels
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and liquor stores and
even a couple of banks.
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Templeman: Check
your hardware, man.
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Martin: Did these
two people do this?
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Bailey: So, how do
you want to do it?
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More than likely.
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Movie Summary
Through re-enactments, discussions with investigation teams, and interviews with victims' families and other involved persons, the show highlights Lt. Joe Kenda's successes with his 387 homicide case history and 92% solution rate.