There's something peculiar about the 2 prisons Mexican drug kingpin 'El Chapo' escaped from
Mexico National Security Commission/Amanda Macias/Business Insider Security-camera footage of the moment Sinaloa cartel kingpin "El Chapo" escaped.
Earlier this month, the world's most notorious drug lord escaped for a second time from a high-security prison in Mexico - one that looks identical to the prison that failed to hold him the first time.

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Mexican high-security prison, Puente Grande, near Guadalajara, Mexico.
Some authorities believe Guzmán bribed prison workers to dismantle security cameras, hide him in a laundry cart, and then wheel him onto a truck - allowing him to disappear for 13 years.
After Guzmán's recapture in 2014, he was detained in an L-shaped cell at Altiplano Federal Penitentiary for less than 17 months before fleeing through a custom-built labyrinth underneath the prison.The entrance to the estimated $50 million (including bribes and construction) escape route was placed in the blind spot of his cell's sole security camera, which investigators assert could have only occurred with the collusion of prison guards and officials. Reuters A view of 'El Chapo's' prison cell at Altiplano Federal Penintentary.

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