June 13, 2009 Anthony is searched and handcuffed in a chain configuration of 12 handcuffs that includes a 20lb. ball and chain. He is then locked in a cell at the Porter County Jail. He appears free in 8 minutes and 13 seconds having defeated the handcuffs and three locked jail doors to reach freedom.
October 4, 2008 Anthony is searched and bound in an unaltered Posey strait jacket. All straps of the restraint were utilized including the side and belly loops. He was then locked in Cell No. 3 of the Vernon County Jail. He escaped in 3 Minutes, 10 seconds.
March 4, 2006 Anthony is searched and laced inside a full length punishment suit. He is then dragged into a cell at the Ozaukee County Jail and locked inside. He escapes in 4 minutes, 7 seconds. >>>link>>>
June 21, 2000 The Snake River Canyon, untested since
Evel Knievel's attempt to tame it in 1974 is the location for Anthony's
latest aerial "Dance with Death". Wearing handcuffs
supplied by the Jerome County Commissioner's office, Anthony leaps
from an airplane at 11,000 feet over the perilous gorge. He escapes
in freefall, deploying his parachute, and landing on the North rim having
conquered the canyon. >>>link>>>
>>aerial pic>>>>>Video>>>
January 20, 1996 Anthony is featured in his
first network television special. ABC airs "Secrets of the
World's Greatest Escape Artist," which telecast the escapists
successful attempts to duplicate three of his most daring feats. the
show concluded with Anthony's dramatic escape from beneath 2000 pounds of
sand at the Las Vegas Hilton in Las Vegas, Nevada.
February 26, 1990 Anthony's hands are chained
and he is locked within a metal cage with locks removed on the spot from
their factory packaging. The cage was then lowered through a hole
chainsawed in the ice of a water-filled quarry. He escapes his
watery tomb in 1 minute 45 seconds becoming the first person in the world
to perform an escape under the ice.>>>link>>> >>picture>> >>Video>>
February 14, 1990 Escapes from the Racine City
Jail despite three pairs of handcuffs and three jail doors in seven
minutes. A jailer, as is required by law, remained in the locked
cellblock and confirms Anthony received no outside aid in his escape. >>>link>>>
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August 28, 1988 Anthony is searched, handcuffed
with two pairs of handcuffs, each covered in a black box and padlocked
with locks sealed in their original packages (a black box is a device
designed to cover and prevent tampering with the handcuff keyholes).
He was then led to a freight box in which he was secured and chained to the
interior, equipped with only a parachute. The box, having been
designed with a jail cell lock, was itself locked and loaded aboard a
large cargo plane. Shoved out of the cargo bay at 13,500 feet and
traveling at a terminal velocity of 130 miles per hour, Anthony escaped at
approximately 6,500 feet. He parachuted safely to the ground and into the
record books, having completed the Greatest Escape of All Time >>>link>>>>>>Video>>>
August 22, 1986 Earns the title of "King of Escapists" in "Ripley's Believe It or Not" after
releasing himself from six sets of handcuffs and penetrating six prison
doors at the Waushara County Jail in 4 minutes, 45 seconds. This is
the same jail that housed Edward Gein "America's Most Bizarre
Murderer". The Gein case provided the basis for Alfred
Hitchcock's movie "Psycho" and the films "Deranged"
and "Texas Chainsaw Massacre". >>>link>>>
September 24, 1984 Escapes after being bound in
20 pounds of chains secured with six padlocks, ranging from Master to Yale
to Slaymaker and nailed inside a coffin. The coffin was tied twice
at both ends with heavy rope, weighted at four points with burlap bags
containing 500 pounds of rocks, and submerged in over six feet of water in
the Sheboygan River, Sheboygan, Wisconsin
June 16, 1980 Escapes from police belly chain,
straightjacket, and maximum-security jail cell while appearing on
nationally syndicated television program "P.M. Magazine".
December 1978 Becomes the youngest person in
the world to escape from a regulation police straightjacket.

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