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Fort Leavenworth Military Prison in 19th Century petting institution with the highest level of security. Tall thick walls with barbed wire over them, cold sullen casemates anguished the prisoners. Only prisoner Hadad did not see Fort Leavenworth as a prison, because he could any moment to disappear from it, which he did repeatedly.
Strange Prisoner Hadad
Hadad stood out from the whole mass of prisoners. Not what was black (there was plenty of this goodness at Fort Leavenworth), and exquisite manners and correct speech. (However, it was unsurprisingly: Hadad had a completed training course in Oxford) Prison doctors were shocked by his ability to manage his body. Hadad could spontaneously stop his heart, breathing, He stopped the bleeding from the wound.
But most of all, the administration of the correctional institution deduced Hadad’s ability to suddenly disappear from prison.
When inmate Hadad disappeared for the first time, they got to their feet all prison staff. They searched for the missing prisoner all night, but not found. In the morning, he himself knocked on the gates of Fort Leavenworth. Scandal the administration hushed up, unsubscribing the incident as an error. In the second time Hadad was again searched by the whole prison, and again he was found myself. For the third time, the director of the prison, who already had two drags from superiors for unreasonably raised alarm, did not rush report upstairs about the state of emergency, and he was right. Morning hadad, as if nothing never happened, knocked on the gates of the “native” prison.
There are no barriers for a music lover
Having carefully analyzed all three cases, the chief Fort Leavenworth revealed an interesting pattern: Hadad disappeared every time in nearby Kansas City gave a concert visiting musical collective. The cited Hadad admitted: “Yes, I I love jazz and light music. ”
Since then the fort leavenworth administration every visit of musicians in Kansas City perceived as a tragedy. Hadad locked in solitary confinement, in a prison car, tied, chained to shackles – all in vain. Hadad only chuckled. He disappeared a little if not in front of the jailers, it was only worth a second turn away or just cover your eyes. And in the morning the “missing” knocked at the gate: “Let me go back to jail.” Hadad repeatedly He told the administration that he was not going to run and intended to serve time the whole term set to him until the end. Accustomed to his constant “absences” the bosses didn’t even make noise at the next disappearance.
Dead and risen
Once Hadad was found hanging from a solitary confinement on a belt the overseer guarding him. (The jailer swore he didn’t prisoner belt) The doctor stated death. Together with feeling regrets (a good prisoner, quiet, calm), director experienced and incredible relief. The body was taken to the morgue. However when the doctor decided to start an autopsy, the “dead” rose and said: “I strongly object that you do this.”
When the director was informed that the funeral of Hadad should be canceled, that became bad.
Everything ends sooner or later. The term of the prisoner is over Hadada. The head of the prison personally escorted him out of the gate and tearfully asked to never return to Fort Leavenworth.
