The convicted killer of three Ohio students at a high school cafeteria who escaped from a Lima prison Thursday has been taken back into custody. Nineteen-year-old T.J. Lane escaped along with two other inmates and one of the inmates was immediately captured, Lima police Sgt. Andy Green said. A search was then underway in woods and a residential area near the prison, he said. Lane was discovered after 1am with the help of police aircraft hiding out in or near an area farm building. Lane's accomplice remained at large. Scroll down for video Caught: T.J. Lane smirks as he listens to the judge during his sentencing in Chardon, Ohio. Ohio police said Thursday, Sept. 11, 2014,  that Lane, 19, the convicted killer of three students at a high school cafeteria, escaped from prisonand was caught hours later near a farm building
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Nineteen-year-old school shooter T.J. Lane fled a Lima, Ohio prison with two other inmates and was found in a farm building after 1am Friday
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One of the three original escapees remained at large
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Lane is serving three consecutive life sentences without possibility of parole
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Lane is loathed not least of all for mocking the distraught family of victims before and during his sentencing in court
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An April visit from a state committee found that the Allen Oakwood Correctional Institution housed 1,635 prisoners--217 over its capacity
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The triple murderer teen had reportedly been disciplined 7 times in prison prior to his short-lived escape
APB: Police in northwest @placeholder went quickly to  work searching for the escaped inmates after catching a third.