I (Almost) Got Away with It

David Corbin is a career criminal. After a stint in prison, Corbin launches a crime wave, stealing cars and selling them for a profit. But when a jealous girlfriend rats him out, Corbin is caught and sent to prison, where he pulls off a daring escape.

Terry Banks is in prison for life. When he falls for a prison guard, he's determined to break free to start a life with her. She helps him escape and they go on the run, and the FBI tries to track them down before they commit another desperate act.

Brian Maurice Fuller charms his way into wealthy people's homes, only to rob them blind. He gets caught, does his time and is released. But he can't resist the lure of robbing the rich, and eludes police until a tip leads them right to his door.

Patrick Murphy and six other inmates pull off the largest escape in Texas history. They launch a statewide crime spree, but up the ante when they kill a police officer. They hide in an RV park, but get recognized, prompting a showdown with authorities.

After killing his mother, Scott Webb and his wife go on the run. They head to Texas and fool a small-town church into taking pity on them. But when their story hits the local news, church members call police, who track the couple down in Seattle.

After killing a man, ex-con Rondell Reed crashes his getaway car and is sent to prison. He and his cellmate escape by squeezing through an air duct. Once free, he steals and carjacks his way north to Ohio, where another chase leads to another car crash.

Ex-con Roger Delucenay is locked up in county jail. When his brother is sent there a few months later, the two carry out a daring escape. They run to Kentucky to lay low but when a jealous ex rats them out, the two are forced to run again to stay free.

Serving life for a double homicide, Harold Laird breaks out of prison with great creativity. On the lam, he evades the law in a series of near misses. Exhausted, Laird passes out in a stolen truck, until a cop notices and calls for backup.