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| Inmate escapes jailers twice in a week |
| By Chicago Tribune |
| Published: 11/08/2004 |
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An inmate who was charged with theft escaped twice in one week, including once after his wife had a forged letter authorizing his release faxed to the jail from a McDonald's, officials said. Tristian Wilson, 20, was in custody Friday and being treated for a broken leg he apparently suffered after jumping from a window. Officials said he would be charged with escape. Wilson, originally jailed on theft, forgery and burglary charges, first escaped Oct. 30 after jailers received a letter allegedly written by a detective authorizing his release. Wilson's wife, Crystal Wilson, 19, and a friend have been charged with forging the letter. Tristian Wilson was caught Monday, escaped again Wednesday and recaptured Thursday. |
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