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http://beta.aalf.org/wiki/index.php?title=GuthrieKell104&action=history Revision history for this page on the wiki en MediaWiki 1.13.3 Sun, 01 Nov 2026 15:47:05 GMT http://beta.aalf.org/wiki/index.php?title=GuthrieKell104&diff=24963&oldid=prev <p>New page: In 2009, virtually 2.5 million citizens in the United States have been incarcerated in federal and state jails and prisons. And in most of individuals correctional palaces, daily items tha...</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>In 2009, virtually 2.5 million citizens in the United States have been incarcerated in federal and state jails and prisons. And in most of individuals correctional palaces, daily items that have been taken for granted on the outside are banned, from lighters to cooking grills. But that doesn't halt some ingenious inmates from improvising a few acquainted devices from the land of the totally free.<br /> <br /> With hrs on end spent within a cramped cell, there is no restrict to what one particular can conjure up. If they can acquire the proper supplies, they can build some genuinely cool MacGyver-esque points. At times it is luxurious, like a device for lighting up a cigarette. Occasionally it's essential, like a weapon that protects from the advances of another inmate. And from time to time it's a thing Michael Scofield would feel up in Prison Breakan escape device to shave some time off their prison sentence.<br /> <br /> Below is a compilation of some of these clever convict inventions, from basic handmade contraband to improvised weapons. Some of these things were constructed in the U.S., but the vast majority of this jailhouse tech was conceived behind bars in other nations, like Germany and Mexico, wherever lifestyle isn't so effortless for detainees.<br /> <br /> PRISON LIGHTER. Made from a battery, electrical wire and tape. A single end of the wire is taped to the adverse terminal of the battery, then the other finish of the wire is touched to the constructive, which heats up the uncovered segment in the middle. (California)<br /> <br /> PRISON SHOTGUN. Produced from iron bedposts, tape and a clothespin. The charge consisted of lead from curtain tape and match heads, ignited by AA batteries and a broken light bulb. Did it operate? Yes. Two inmates escaped via a bulletproof window employing this homemade firearm. (Germany)<br /> <br /> PRISON SHANK. Produced with a stainless steel tablespoon. The bowl of the spoon was filled with wax, then wrapped with upholstery thread to make a safe handle. The tip was most likely sharpened on the concrete floor. (New Jersey)<br /> <br /> PRISON GUN. Created from metal in a metal workshop. Its ammunition was created of steel and match heads. (Germany)<br /> <br /> PRISON COOKING GRILL. Made from a tin can, electrical wire, dirt and a stove burner surface element. (Mexico)<br /> <br /> PRISON WHIP. Produced with a smaller wooden plank, shoelace, razor blades and modest finish excess weight. Ouch. It was built by a Methadone addict, meant to scare prison officers into providing a higher drug dosage. (Germany)<br /> <br /> PRISON SHIV. Produced from a strip of wood, five massive razor blades and 6 smaller sized razor blade, glue, boxing tape, Rubylith and clear tape. (New Jersey)<br /> <br /> PRISON COOKING GRILL. This a single is produced from a brick, lengthy spring wire and electrical wire. (Mexico)<br /> <br /> HALF WEAPON, HALF MOONSHINE MAKER. This prison device is created employing a electrical plug and wire. Razor blades at the finish make it a nasty whip, but it can also be utilized as an emersion coil, plugged into an electrical outlet and dipped into a fermentable substance to make prison hooch. (Germany)<br /> <br /> PRISON DINNERWARE SET. Produced from a tin can (bowl/plate), aluminum sliver from a soda can (spoon), and small canister (cup). (Mexico)<br /> <br /> PRISON PIPE. Created from a basic tube of anything. Just clean out the inside, poke a hole at the end and clear away the lid to smoke up. It is wonderful for prisoners because it looks just like it really is supposed to... rolled up toothpaste tube or some horseradish (?). (Germany)<br /> <br /> PRISON SHANK. Crucifixes were frequent projects inside woodshops, until eventually officers realized that inmates had not identified God, but just a clever way to disguise their deadly shanks. (Germany)<br /> <br /> PRISON SHIV. A plastic comb with three single-edge razor blades inserted into the teeth, then secured with copper wire and shoelace. (New Jersey)<br /> <br /> PRISON WEAPONS. One is made from a pencil sharpener and the other folks from cigarette lighters, one particular with a small razor burned into the finish and the other with a nail. (Mexico)<br /> <br /> [http://bluntshank.com shank]. Created from rusty window borders. They're just pried off and shaped into a dangerous, long and pointed weapon. (Mexico)</div> Fri, 16 Mar 2012 11:23:58 GMT GuthrieKell104 http://beta.aalf.org/wiki/index.php?title=Talk:GuthrieKell104