The Tyson Brothers' Tragic Escape

This chapter narrates the dramatic prison escape of the Tyson brothers in the late 1970s, highlighting the chaos that ensued when their plan unraveled after encountering a family in the desert. It examines the implications of accomplice liability and critiques the felony murder rule, questioning the fairness of charging individuals without intent to kill. Additionally, the chapter explores the intricate relationship dynamics within the Tyson family and the broader societal consequences of legal interpretations concerning the death penalty and reckless behavior.