Mikhail Steedenski asks: Did Ronald Briggs copy Inchcocks 1952 Escape Plan?

Author, poet, alcoholic and bamboozle-brained Mikhail Steedenski, currently abiding in between Alsace, Bordeaux, Burgundy, Beaujolais, Champagne, Cotes du Rhone and the Loire Valley in his never ending search for sex, profit, the return of Communism and the perfect Claret, who was himself planning his own escape from a €2342 a week Paris Alcohol Rehab Clinic, pointed out the similarities between Ronald Biggs escape in 1965, compared to Inchcock’s failed escape from his parents dilapidated home in 1952.

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9 thoughts on “Mikhail Steedenski asks: Did Ronald Briggs copy Inchcocks 1952 Escape Plan?

  1. Clever ones know to take their inspirations from whence they come. No bad ideas, eh?! Mostly just poor executions. (Oops! Perhaps that isn’t the best word when speaking of prisoners….)

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