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If walls could talk, Alcatraz would have some amazing true crime stories to share.

Once the largest concrete building in the world, this American supermax prison held some of our country's most notorious criminals.

Join Jane and John for a look inside the prison and hear a few of its most interesting stories.

This is True Crimecast.

This is True Crimecast. Jamie back here with John, what's up?

Hey man, it's another rainy day here in Kentucky, which means it's a good time for a story.

It's a great time for sitting around, telling stories and watching my grass continue to grow and grow and grow.

You walked over here and I really did think I hope he doesn't judge me because my grass is like really long right now.

It's like I had one day that I could have mowed because of the weather, but I was super busy.

And now it's rained for like, it feels like a week.

We got to know a situation happening here in Kentucky, so that's whatever it is.

We have a really interesting case, I know I say that all the time, and it's really not even a case.

It's a different approach to a true crime story that we're going to tell you.

What are we talking about?

We're going to talk about Alcatraz.

I mean, federal prison, so many stories and just the place itself, the history there, you can obviously still take tours and that kind of thing.

The people that were actually in custody there, it's just fascinating to me.

And there's so many things that I didn't know.

So I thought if we could go out and do some research and tell some stories that it would enlighten people about this really mysterious historical prison that we built in America.

I don't know why I'm fascinated with it because prison sounds awful.

Well, I mean, I'm very similar like I've known about Alcatraz.

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