In June 1962, Frank Morris and brothers John and Clarence Anglin pulled off the most famous escape from Alcatraz. Using hand-dug tunnels, dummy heads to fool guards, and a raft made from raincoats, they vanished into San Francisco Bay and were never seen again.
Officials assumed they drowned, but decades of sightings and clues suggest otherwise. Over 60 years later, the mystery remains — a daring story of ingenuity, risk, and the quest for freedom.