Post: #1

The story of the prison break that happened in upstate New York is truly incredible. The two inmates who escaped are dangerous killers and terrible people — yet it's impossible not to feel a kind of admiration for their determination, careful planning, and sheer chutzpah. As of now, they have not been found.

According to CNN, authorities seem fairly certain that the duo had help from someone on the inside. Someone, perhaps, of the female gender...

Quote:An employee who tailored clothing at the upstate New York prison is being questioned as a possible accomplice, a law enforcement source briefed on the investigation told CNN on Monday.

The woman knows the two escapees "very well," the source said.

While the woman has not been arrested nor charged, criminologist Casey Jordan said the notion of a female employee succumbing to male inmates is certainly possible.

"I don't want to admit that it happens, but I know women who have met men in prisons working there, and fallen in love, and quit their jobs and married them when they got out," Jordan said.

"We call this, very often, hybristophilia. It is the psychological phenomenon where women are attracted to a bad boy. And sometimes the worse he is, the more deep the attraction."

Matt and Sweat were indeed some of the worst of the worst.

Casey Jordan is a woman. I wonder why she wouldn't want to admit that this sort of thing happens?

Post: #2

I think it's interesting that they pathologize "hybristophilia" like it's some kind of mental illness. That's how ordinary people cope with the red pill, they make it a "not all women" argument from the get-go.

Post: #3

Just two years ago, we were seeing this headline out of Baltimore: "Four female prison guards impregnated by same inmate."

That was just the tip of the iceberg, though. Apparently female prison guards were letting the inmates, literally, take over the asylum. After this all came to light, scads of people in the prison system got fired and I think all of this is still being litigated.

After this happened, several manosphere bloggers were asking why we let women work as guards in male prisons.

This incident takes that a step further: why let women work at all in male prisons? If these convicted murderers kill someone during their escape, will she be charged as an accomplice? My guess is no, she won't.

Post: #4

They literally call it a psychological phenomenon instead of "common female behavior."

Post: #5

It never ceases to amaze me - they even come up with new words to explain away female desire for Bad Boys like some kind of sickness.

Of course the guards who facilitated their escape are going to get a pussy pass, since obviously their behavior is a mental illness and not just a woman falling for a Dark Triad man.

I wonder if they excused men as well who would have certainly surrendered to charms of beautiful young women easily.

Post: #6

I can't wait to see the court case.

"The defendant pleads not guilty, your honour, on the basis that you don't know him like I do."

Post: #7

The inmates have nothing to do but think and plot. If you have access to a female for hours a day, over the course of months and years you wouldn't exactly need to be a genius to manipulate her.

Post: #8

Some how she thought she was in love and it was real

You don't need a pic of the prisoners to know she was nuts.

Post: #9

(06-15-2015 02:10 PM)samsamsam Wrote:  Some how she thought she was in love and it was real

You don't need a pic of the prisoners to know she was nuts.

Anglo granny face. It could be Amy Schumer.

Post: #10

I know prisoners have rights apparently. But shouldn't some of the hardcore ones be chipped? Just flip on the chip and track them?

Just murderers, kidnappers, rapists (real ones), etc.

Leave the petty theft guys unchipped. Etc.

Post: #11

This also proves how easy it is to get women to vote for you.

they were instantly saying this woman was 'weak', and 'vulnerable' and manipulated by sly men, well politicians and marketers already know who the weakest in the herd is, it's usually women.

They were politically correct and 'equal', now the taxpayer is paying a tremendous price from all the trouble she has caused. Any organization that empowers women is really setting themselves up to get fucked over for being so naïve. Everyone knows women are easier targets than men.

Post: #12

This story reminds me of the story a while back on the female prison guards in Baltimore who basically became part of a gangster inmate's criminal enterprise:

http://www.cbsnews.com/news/four-female-...me-inmate/

Four different female officers made pregnant by the same inmate.

Post: #13

(06-15-2015 02:16 PM)samsamsam Wrote:  I know prisoners have rights apparently. But shouldn't some of the hardcore ones be chipped? Just flip on the chip and track them?

Just murderers, kidnappers, rapists (real ones), etc.

Leave the petty theft guys unchipped. Etc.

It should be reserved for those doing life without parole.

Post: #14

The Richard Matt guy is a complete sociopath, and like many intelligent sociopaths he is probably extremely, frighteningly good at manipulating people around him. I have a family member who works at a mental health correctional facility. Most of the people there have psychotic mental disorders, but they'll have the occasional psychopath get in and, yes, they end up running the place. The family member would tell me that practically every month women would get escorted off the premises for getting involved in relationships with them, and not just lowly janitors and security guards, but even the nurses and doctors too which is mind boggling until you remind yourself of the unmatched power of the All Mighty Hamster.

Post: #15

(06-15-2015 10:17 PM)Chevalier De Seingalt Wrote:  The Richard Matt guy is a complete sociopath, and like many intelligent sociopaths he is probably extremely, frighteningly good at manipulating people around him. I have a family member who works at a mental health correctional facility. Most of the people there have psychotic mental disorders, but they'll have the occasional psychopath get in and, yes, they end up running the place. The family member would tell me that practically every month women would get escorted off the premises for getting involved in relationships with them, and not just lowly janitors and security guards, but even the nurses and doctors too which is mind boggling until you remind yourself of the unmatched power of the All Mighty Hamster.

Could you share more about this in detail?

Post: #16

A high school chum of mine works as a corrections officer. He told me about a female psychologist with a husband and kids who got busted smashing one of the prisoners. I did a google search on "prison psychologist relationship with prisoner" and found similar stories happening all over the world.

My friend said in this case, before she got busted he noticed the broad dressing nicer and having nicer hair and make up. Alpha fux beta bux.

Post: #17

(06-15-2015 10:17 PM)Chevalier De Seingalt Wrote:  The Richard Matt guy is a complete sociopath, and like many intelligent sociopaths he is probably extremely, frighteningly good at manipulating people around him. I have a family member who works at a mental health correctional facility. Most of the people there have psychotic mental disorders, but they'll have the occasional psychopath get in and, yes, they end up running the place. The family member would tell me that practically every month women would get escorted off the premises for getting involved in relationships with them, and not just lowly janitors and security guards, but even the nurses and doctors too which is mind boggling until you remind yourself of the unmatched power of the All Mighty Hamster.

Not surprised. There's even a comic villain dedicated to the trope:

Post: #18

One of the gang members from this city that was sent down for the new years day shootings of several girls got caught fucking a female teacher in prison, and another female guard was bringing in drugs to someone from the same gang, and sending them nude pictures on a smuggled phone. That's another level of game entirely.

Apparently it's very common. I remember one female guard commenting in the article mentioning that one day she forgot to put her wedding ring on before work, and within a very short time several prisoners had asked her about her relationship, if it was in trouble, and trying to get into her head.

Post: #19

Idiot fat pig may have wanted the prisoners to kill her husband. I thought she was divorced? Don't tell me two chumps married her.

http://www.nbcnews.com/storyline/new-yor...es-n376046

Partial quote below.

Quote:Investigators are looking into the possibility that Joyce Mitchell, the woman charged with helping two murderers escape a New York prison, may have wanted the inmates to kill her husband, a senior law enforcement official told NBC News Monday.

Mitchell, who worked at Clinton Correctional Facility as a tailor shop instructor, appeared in court briefly Monday after pleading not guilty Friday to charges of facilitating the escape of convicted killers David Sweat and Richard Matt.

The senior official said Monday that Joyce Mitchell may have asked the men to kill her husband, Lyle Mitchell, who also worked at the prison. But, when asked about that plot, Clinton County District Attorney Andrew Wylie simply said "no comment."

Post: #20

She just signed a plea deal - she'll get 7 years probably out in 4.

DA didn't go after the conspiracy to commit murder charge (of her husband).

Post: #21

(07-28-2015 02:42 PM)samsamsam Wrote:  DA didn't go after the conspiracy to commit murder charge (of her husband).

I imagine the only evidence they have of that is what the prisoner told them, and he doesn't strike me as being the most reliable witness...

She's lucky they didn't kill anyone after they escaped or that plea deal would've been a lot less merciful.

Post: #22

Just heard a wrap-up about this on the hourly radio news. All told, the manhunt cost $23 million -- around $1 million a day.

I wonder if they'll try to make her pay the state back some of that money.