Cartoons: Cell Mate Silliness

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“I’ve not only failed as a human being, I’ve failed as a safe breaker…”
June 18, 1960

 

“It was an awesome sight as the mighty rocket mounted on a pillar of flame and became a dwindling speck in the velvet night, but he felt my hand in his pocket anyway.”
Bob Barnes
May 28, 1960

 

“Of course, the tempting thing about forgery is its convenience. A 29¢ ball-point pen and you’re in business.”
Chon Day
May 16, 1959

 

“A little more work, true, but it pays to be sure.”
Jack Tippit
May 2, 1964

 

“Then, as my lawyer’s plea to the jury rose to a full climax, a hush fell on the entire courtroom. Everyone had fallen asleep.”
Brad Anderson
March 18, 1961

 

“Oh, you won’t mind it here so much once you get a hobby.”
Herb Green
February 27, 1965

 

“The turning point in my trial was when I got caught picking the judge’s pocket.”
Herb Green
August 22, 1959

 

“My big mistake in the campaign was when I said, ‘Let’s take a look at the record.’”
Dave Hirsch
February 17, 1962

 

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