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Originally posted by Sacamuelas
Well, I had forgot about prisoner creations. I worked in a med/max security state prison for three years.
One of the improvised blade weapon I saw was made by taking a cafeteria tray... bending a 1" strip off one of the sides of it by repeated bending of a crease/fold back and forth until it came off in a straight edge.. then sharpening one end of it into a sharp edge (mainly a jabbing weapon though) for personal defense.
Made for a VERY effective crude weapon on flesh.
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"Sacamuelas, Prison Dentist".
Can't wait for the movie.
TR
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