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Archaeologists Seek Prison Break Site

Thursday, March 31, 2005 5:10:52 AM
By PATRICK WALTERS

PHILADELPHIA (AP) - While searching for the tunnel used during an infamous 1945 prison break, archaeologists found an intriguing potential clue: a nickel from that very year.

Could one of the 12 Eastern State Penitentiary inmates — including notorious bank robber Willie Sutton — have come up five cents short as they made their dash to freedom?

Upon closer examination, maybe not.


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