There are very few in our society who receive and devour magazines and catalogs featuring the very latest in leather tethers, handcuffs, stocks, chains, and leg irons without making it on some government list.
Magicians and legitimate law enforcement are about the only folks who have an excuse for this interest.
We don’t pass judgment on the others who receive such reading material on a monthly basis; but are also careful to avoid passing their house at night or upsetting them in any way.
Canon’s Great Escapes is our favorite place to enjoy our harmless passion.
We haven’t performed an escape (other than a handcuff in-and-out in our current show) in years.
We never owned a Chinese Water Torture Tank, Underwater Packing Box or Barrel Escape, a Milk Can Escape, or even a Substitution Trunk. We have fantasized about each of those devices, however.
Does that make us bad or abnormal? Thank goodness magicians can get away with such daydreams.
She is just 17-years-old but has powers to bring life to inanimate objects.
We must have seen the movie more than any other, save The Wizard of Oz.
International escape artist Curtis Lovell II invites you to witness him strapped into a straitjacket and lifted 170 feet into the air — as the rope is set on fire. When Lovell frees himself, he immediately will be lowered, handcuffed and sealed into a box of water — secured with Master locks.
