The World of American Drama: From the Los Angeles Patrol

Chapter 1131 Sean Connery (crossed out), John Mason
Alcatraz Prison went through two periods from its establishment to its closure. At first, it was a military prison under the jurisdiction of the military. Later, it was transferred to the federal government and became a federal prison.

As many people don’t know, for various reasons, the management department of federal prisons is not just the BOP (Bureau of Prisons), but also the FBI and DEA. The IRS even has its own independent prison system.

In other words, there are some prisons under the cooperative jurisdiction of the BOP and the FBI, and Alcatraz is one of them. Because of this, everyone present looked at several FBI agents.

Rossi's "Little Muffin" - The female assistant director tapped the pen in her hand on the notebook lightly, with a frown on her face.

“The previous warden died ten years ago, and we contacted other prison guards, but they couldn’t provide much useful information.

After all, they were responsible for guarding the place, not figuring out how to escape from it, and none of them had ever been down into those underground tunnels."

Admiral Al Kleiman realized what she meant when he realized that she had something else in her words. "Are you saying that we are looking for the prisoners who have successfully escaped from Alcatraz?"

"Are there really such people?" someone asked this question in confusion.

A real-time bird's-eye view of Alcatraz Prison is now being displayed on the big screen. It is an isolated island surrounded by the sea and steep cliffs on all sides. The sea water constantly hits the rugged reefs that appear and disappear from time to time. What kind of person can escape from such a place?

Rossi and "Muffin" on the side exchanged glances and were about to speak, but were interrupted by the director Jim Womack, whose face changed drastically.

"I know an expert in prison breaks named Ray Breslin who might be able to help."

Jack was stunned for a moment. He didn't realize what an expert in jailbreaking was. Was there someone who specialized in this?
Jim Womack continued to explain, "He is a prison security management expert of the NSA (National Security Agency). He is proficient in finding loopholes in the placement of various prisons. He has successfully escaped from 8 high-level heavy prisons in 14 years."

Jack's eyebrows twitched slightly, and he really wanted to ask his director whether the Ray Breslin he mentioned had ever fought against the Soviets with a heavy machine gun in Afghanistan before he was involved in prison breaks.

"We need to go in now instead of escaping from this prison which has been turned into a tourist attraction, Jimmy." Rossi shook his head and sighed, calling the director by his name.

"What we need now is someone who is extremely familiar with those underground tunnels. You know who the person Evelyn was talking about is. Maybe he can really help."

The director looked at Rossi with a very dangerous look and didn't speak for a long time. After a long time, he suddenly stood up and walked to the small meeting room on the side.

Rossi also stood up and followed. After taking two steps, he gave his disciple a look. Just when Jack was confused, the female assistant director smiled and patted him on the shoulder, motioning him to follow.

Seeing Jack gently close the door of the conference room, Rossi lowered his voice and said to Director Jim Womack, "Jim, this is about national security."

The director's face flushed. "We locked him up 20 years ago for national security. I knew this would happen sooner or later, but I will never allow you to do this! Forget about him. He doesn't exist now."

Rossi seemed to be worried that he was too excited, so he slowed down his tone a little, "But he does exist. You are right. We would rather forget him and let him never see the light of day again. This seems to be able to protect those secrets forever.

But we need his experience now. If I remember correctly, he escaped from Alcatraz Prison through those underground tunnels. "Jim Womack seemed to realize that he was a little too excited, but when he thought of the bastard who had brought him an extremely embarrassing experience, his hands could not help but tremble.

"Have you forgotten how much trouble he has caused us? He is a guy who has escaped from two high-security prisons."

"Let go of the past. He was indeed very good, a top intelligence agent from the SAS (British Special Air Service), but more than 20 years have passed. Look at you and me, we are not young anymore."

Rossi said as he turned his gaze towards Jack who was standing at the door with a "confused" look on his face.

Jim Womack also looked back at Jack, still hesitant in his eyes, "We can't risk letting him out. What if he escapes to the street? None of us can bear the consequences of that.

Even now, some secrets remain secrets.”

Rossi snorted with a hint of dissatisfaction, "Come on, Jim, the secrets or truths you mentioned have long been submerged in countless conspiracy theories.

Instead of thinking about these trivial things, you might as well think about what kind of disaster would be caused if this matter was leaked. We announced that we had destroyed all the VX agents three years ago. "

Jim Womack closed his eyes and hesitated for a while, then turned to Jack and said, "Tajek, I have an important task to give you now."
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Of course Jack knew who the two old men were talking about, but he had to pretend not to know. After all, the man Rossi and Jim Womack were talking about had been imprisoned in the FBI's secret prison long before he was born.

However, it was the first time he knew that there was such a high-level prison deep underground in an FBI facility in Quantico.

The security here is so tight that even if he came here on the orders of the director, he still needs to go through many checkpoints and undergo tedious identity verification over and over again.

It took Jack 20 minutes to stand at the door of a single cell surrounded by a group of burly and fully armed prison guards. This was enough for him to foresee how dangerous someone who was imprisoned here was.

When the cell door was opened, an old white man with long white hair and black beard except for his eyebrows and the part between his nose and lips appeared in front of Jack.

"John Mason?" Jack couldn't help but feel emotional as he looked at the old man. There are three 007 actors that he is familiar with or likes, Pierce Brosnan, Roger Moore and the original actor in front of him, Sean Connery.

As for Daniel Craig, he didn't have any feeling at all. He always felt that he should not play "007", but should be a special actor who plays a Russian president from the KGB.

"Is the FBI so short of manpower that it needs to recruit underage children to serve as agents?"

Jack was mercilessly ridiculed when he first met the old man.

(End of this chapter)