Flying in a stolen airplane.
NAME_1 mission was to escape the United States into Canada,
but as he quickly glanced at the gauges. Oh, my God.
The plane's running out of gas, but he couldn't land at the airport.
There'd be federal agents there waiting to arrest him.
So he finds a flat patch within the mountains, lines up the plane,
puts down the flaps and prays the God..CRASH thank God
he'd actually made it out alive
because NAME_2 didn't even have his pilot's license.
He'd actually never even flown an airplane because NAME_2 was 16 years old,
stealing over six airplanes while committing 67 felonies
in three different countries on the run from the FBI.
For three years, NAME_3 is the most badass kid outlaw
I've ever read about.
Hold that seat tight, because it's going to be a wild ride.
Now, NAME_4 was never the cool kid in school.
The bullies picked on him.
Nobody talked to him,
and all he wanted was what the other kids had a clean pair of shoes.
A simple haircut. Parents who just gave Bleep. .
But his mom was an alcoholic.
His dad never paid the child support.
He lived in a trailer park and was forced to scrounge for food.
But one day, as the bullies were picking a fight with NAME_2,
the new kid in class stands up to all of them.
A kid that had just got out of a two year sentence from juvenile hall.
NAME_5 Iron Wing. NAME_6.
Now, just like NAME_7, NAME_5's dad was out of the picture.
His mom was a junkie, but hardly had the trappings of wealthy parents.
A new pair of shoes, a laptop and hell, even an iPod.
You see NAME_5 at the age of 16, had served two years
for residential burglary, and they were all stolen.
Now, NAME_2 had stolen food from the neighbors,
but to have everything a kid in the early 2000 would want for free.
It was enticing.
And NAME_5 was going to teach him..meeting at the cul de sac at midnight.
NAME_5 shows him how to pick lock,
find the hidden spare keys, and lays down some basic rules.
Don't rob somebody's house if you know who lives there, don't turn on the lights.
If you ever get caught or spotted, just run and never feel guilty.
As per NAME_5's own words, remember, this ain't hurt nobody.
Everything I've stolen is insured.
They'll just reimburse it through their insurance and get something
even better.
Wise words from someone who's clearly dealt with an insurance company
breaking into dozens of homes over the course of weeks,
NAME_2's thrill was being able to just eat a good meal, play
some video games and take the spare change he found as lunch money.
Now, NAME_2 k