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| | |  Escapology - Escapology in fiction: Encyclopedia II - Escapology - Techniques of escapologyEscapology in its purest form is generally related to ropework, and problems are set with rope, cord, or string. However, professional escapologists' tricks will include anything from handcuffs (rigged or otherwise) to chains, mailbags, or even, in the case of Harry Houdini, escape from a prison cell. Items such as straitjackets are a staple feature in any show, either in "rigged" or official versions.
Although many cuffs sold in toy stores or adult stores don't even need a key to release, similar types can be opened with any thin, ri ...
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