A mafia boss escapes from the most difficult prisons in Italy in a fictional way

Police in Italy have launched an extensive search; To find the leader of a mafia gang, after his success in escaping from the maximum security prison of Badeo a Carros in Sardinia.
The fugitive criminal, Marco Raduano, 40, was able to escape from prison in a fantastical way because of its ease, as it came very smoothly, and included stealing a key, which led him to the outer wall, to start sliding on a rope made of knotted bed sheets, then he escaped.

The pioneers of social media platforms shared the video clip captured by the surveillance cameras of Radwano’s descent from the outer prison wall, without anyone noticing it.
Prison guards became aware of Marco Raduano’s absence two hours after his escape, when they did not find him in his cell after the prisoners’ rest period, which he always spent in the prison library, according to the British newspaper The Telegraph.
Representatives of the prison guards union said that Raduano took advantage of the shift change to grab a set of keys and open the door that led to an outer wall, where he tied bed sheets to the window to go down to the garden below, then slumped under a metal fence on the outer perimeter of the prison.
They pointed out that there was a shortage of prison staff, which led to the appointment of one guard to secure the key room, in addition to the absence of anyone responsible for monitoring the surveillance cameras, which enabled Raduano to escape without being detected.
More than 30 of Italy’s most dangerous gangsters are serving their sentences within the walls of the high-security Badiou a Carros prison, among them Maraco Raduano, who was sentenced to 19 years in prison.

Source: Citizen newspaper