Convict escapes Prison as he got Bored up in far off Jail

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A 22-year-old convict escaped from a prison in Madhya Pradesh only to travel and reach another prison in his hometown a day later because 'he was getting bored as no one from his family came to visit him in a far off jail'. Accused Pankaj Pahade, 22, a resident of Turki Khapa village in Chhindwara district was convicted for murder of his aunt in 2013.

Pahade was sentenced with life term imprisonment and as convicts serving life term are not kept at Chhindwara jail, he was sent to Narsingpur jail which is 130 kilometers from his hometown. On July 22, Pahade any how managed to escape from Narsingpur jail at around 4pm and reached Chhindwara jail the next day.

 "He claimed that he was getting bored at Narsingpur jail as no one from his family members came to visit him. He also requested us to keep him at Chhindwara jail so that his family members can come to meet him. We made him understand that for getting shifted also there are laws he should have applied instead of escaping and breaking prison amounts to crime. Later we called police and handed him over to police," Paraste said.

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At Funeral Home, Dead Man Kicks to Escape Body Bag

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A funeral director and coroner in Mississippi got the shock of their lives this week when a man put in a body bag because he was believed to be dead kicked to get out just before they began the embalming process. "He was not dead, long story short," funeral director Byron Porter told local TV station WAPT. The man, 78-year-old Walter Williams, had been pronounced dead on Wednesday after the coroner arrived at his home in Lexington and found no pulse. 

Williams was then taken to the funeral home. "I stood there and watched them put him in a body bag and zip it up," Williams' nephew, Eddie Hester, told the broadcaster. But at the funeral home, Williams began to breathe and kick, Holmes County Coroner Dexter Howard said in an interview. Howard said Williams has a defibrillator that may have fired up his heart again. Paramedics picked Williams up from the funeral home and took him to an area hospital, where he has been receiving treatment. 

 His daughter said that Williams, who was nicknamed "Snowball" because he was born during a rare Mississippi snowstorm, was in stable condition on Friday and had been talking with family members. "He said he thought he was asleep," Mary Williams said of her father's account of what happened. "Then he woke up in the hospital. He doesn't remember any of it, really."

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Pakistani family jumps into river to escape police

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Islamabad : Eight members of a family jumped into a river to avoid ending up in police custody in Pakistan's Sindh province Sunday, a media report said. The people -- three women and five children -- belonged to a family of a proclaimed offender, Geo News reported.

All are feared drowned. The body of one child was recovered later, the report added. "The women feared that the police would take them away and then use them as hostages to force the wanted criminal to surrender, so they preferred to drown than fall in the hands of the police," the report quoted a source as saying.

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