"Prison Break": Do the Crime. Serve the Time Quiz

Answer: 5 Years

Michael Scofield committed armed robbery so that he would be sent to prison so he could try to get his falsely accused brother out before he was executed. Scofield was a structural engineer and his company had been hired to work on the prison so he had access to the blueprints.

The judge said she would have considered probation had he not discharged a firearm while committing the crime.

Answer: 120 Years

John Abruzzi was convicted after Otto Fibonacci provided eyewitness testimony at Abruzzi's trial stating that he witnessed Abruzzi murder two of his rival gangsters.

Answer: 8 years

After being dishonorably discharged from the United States Army, C-Note, returned home and was unable to get a job to provide for his family. C-Note was later arrested after a friend convinced him to drive a truck full of stolen goods.

Answer: 60 Years

Haywire was convicted of murdering both his parents. Michael burned himself, therefore making it impossible to see the escape route. Haywire helped Michael by redrawing the missing part of his tattoo so the prisoners could escape.

Answer: 5 Years

Sucre held up a liquor store with an unloaded firearm in hopes to steal enough cash to buy an engagement ring for his girlfriend Maricruz. While he was holding up the liquor store his cousin, Hector, called police and watched while he was taken off in handcuffs. Once Sucre was in prison Hector decided to make the move on Maricruz.

Answer: 5 Years

Tweener was arrested after he stole a bunch of baseball cards from a friends' dad. Tweener was charged with Grand Larceny because one of the cards was worth $300,000.

Answer: Life

T-Bag embarked on a rape and murder spree across Alabama that included several teenage victims.

Answer: He was sentenced to be executed

Lincoln Burrows pled not guilty and was convicted for the murder of Terrence Steadman, the brother of U.S. Vice President Carolyn Reynolds.

Answer: 60 Years

At first, Charles Westmoreland denied being the infamous D.B. Cooper. Later, Westmoreland found out his daughter was dying and the Department of Corrections refused to grant him a visit with her so he decided to join the other inmates in their escape. At that point he confessed he was D.B. Cooper and had $5 million dollars buried under a silo in Utah.

Answer: 2 Counts of Murder

L.J. was in custody awaiting trial for the murders of his mother and stepfather. He was also the prime suspect in the attempted murder of Owen Kravecki, also known as Paul Kellerman.