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© New York State Police via AP, File FILE - This combination of file photos released by the New York State Police shows David Sweat, left, and Richard Matt. Matt, who staged a brazen escape from an upstate maximum-security prison with Sweat and had been hunted for… PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. — State police say two killers on the run from a New York prison for three weeks disagreed over whether to hole up in hunting cabin. One worried about being captured while the other suggested they could kill or take hostage anyone who checked in on the remote camp.
State Police Maj. Charles Guess tells the Press-Republican of Plattsburgh that David Sweat and Richard Matt spent two or three nights at the northern New York cabin two weeks after their June 6 escape from the maximum-security Clinton Correctional Facility.
Guess says Matt wanted to stay at the cabin 30 miles west of the prison because it had alcohol, heat and water. Sweat wanted to leave before someone discovered them.
They fled June 20 with an unloaded shotgun after a man showed up to check on the cabin.
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