“This place is of the past and should stay there!” According to his own statement, he is a big fan of Donald Trump, but with a fixed idea of the president, Charlie Hopkins cannot make friends at all: the reopening of the Alcatraz Prison Island. The 93-year-old is very familiar with his dismay. Because he is the last one living prisoner who was admitted to the infamous prison.
The Hopkins sentenced to 17 years in prison for kidnapping and theft was brought to Alcatraz in 1955. He revealed the BBC broadcaster that after all decades he remembers the most: “of the deadly silence”. This was only occasionally broken through the horn of a ship in the icy and sharply polluted water for San Francisco: “It was the sound of loneliness. You were so lonely that you could cry.”
Escape attempt with iron saw failure
Even more, the then 23-year-old gave the terrible boredom: “There was nothing to do than to switch up and down in the cell to make the ground with Viennese or Pushups.” Hopkins was also one of the prisoners who had tried in vain to flee for the “The Rock” (the nickname of Alcatraz): “I was able to steal an iron saw. We wanted to open the Keukenraambars in the basement.” Only that the guards found the saw in the cell of an accomplice and the plan flew up. Hopkins then had to spend a six -months insulated in the “D -block” before he moved him to a prison with high security in Missouri in 1958.
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“This idea is as dead as all prisoners from the start”
Hopkins was released at the beginning of 1963, in the same year in which the prison island closed in the long term. Nowadays he lives in Florida, usually spends in front of television and strives for his president’s policy. The old man was shocked when he heard live on “Foxnews” how Trump announced a planned reopening of Alcatraz as a symbol of his “good and order” regime: “This idea is as dead from the start as all the prisoners ever in the cells were caught – except me, of course!” According to Hopkins you would first have to put blowjob through the bay to build a sewer system. At that moment the sewage water was simply led in the sea: “That would only be sinful and the buildings were already quite in my days!”
Almost 67 years after he said “De Rots” on a reunion, the ex-Knacki has good advice for the White House: “You should leave Alcatraz where it belongs-” in the past “. Because even a Donald Trump” the clock of that time cannot be back “.
Source: Krone
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