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| In Montana inmate walkaways happen |
| By postregister.com |
| Published: 02/22/2016 |
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BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — In the summer of 1991, Michael Michell attended a Seattle Mariners game at the Kingdome. He wanted a souvenir. While the 40-year-old Michell stood in line at the souvenir stand, a familiar man stepped in line behind. It was the Montana State Prison warden, Jack McCormick, who was vacationing with his family. McCormick would later tell a newspaper that he recognized Michell in the line, and the chance meeting surprised them both. Michell was a recent resident of the prison, having arrived more than a decade earlier after a conviction for mitigated deliberate homicide in 1978. What’s more is that, at the time of the baseball game, Michell was a wanted man as an escapee from a prerelease facility in Billings. McCormick knew this as the two happened upon each other in a stadium with a 59,000-person capacity. With the help of local police, Michell was arrested, charged with escape and returned to prison. Today, he’s out and listed as a Missoula resident. Read More. |
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