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The cutting of the cell wall and steel pipe would have taken about four hours of continuous work, Jeffords said. He also said he couldn’t believe that no one heard the noise or saw the sparks when the men cut through the steel.
http://nypost.com/2015/06/12/cutting-of-steam-pipes-in-prison-break-was-professional-job-engineer/
The hole in the cell’s steel wall suggests they used a cutoff wheel, ironworker Ernesto “Ernie” Peñuelas said. But using that tool would have produced an extremely loud sound — as well as a very detectable odor.
Peñuelas demonstrated using a torch to cut open steel — a process that was much quieter and produced no odor. But a torch would require tanks of mixed gases.
http://ktla.com/2015/06/10/new-york...-inmates-suffered-panic-attack-investigators/
Wylie, when asked to describe prison contraband, said it could be items ranging from a magazine to "blades." Law enforcement sources have said they believe the inmates, who may have used electric grinders or saws to cut through the backs of their adjacent cells, would have needed multiple blades to do the job because of the amount of cutting that went on.
http://www.timesunion.com/news/article/Hunt-for-killers-focused-on-small-village-near-6320601.php
http://nypost.com/2015/06/12/cutting-of-steam-pipes-in-prison-break-was-professional-job-engineer/
The hole in the cell’s steel wall suggests they used a cutoff wheel, ironworker Ernesto “Ernie” Peñuelas said. But using that tool would have produced an extremely loud sound — as well as a very detectable odor.
Peñuelas demonstrated using a torch to cut open steel — a process that was much quieter and produced no odor. But a torch would require tanks of mixed gases.
http://ktla.com/2015/06/10/new-york...-inmates-suffered-panic-attack-investigators/
Wylie, when asked to describe prison contraband, said it could be items ranging from a magazine to "blades." Law enforcement sources have said they believe the inmates, who may have used electric grinders or saws to cut through the backs of their adjacent cells, would have needed multiple blades to do the job because of the amount of cutting that went on.
http://www.timesunion.com/news/article/Hunt-for-killers-focused-on-small-village-near-6320601.php