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Q: The capture is ironic. 
  
 Two inmates who escaped from the Edmonton Institution for Women Monday night were captured less than 24 hours later — at an escape room downtown. 
  
 Kelsie Laine Marie Mast, 23, and Samantha Faye Toope, 20, had jumped the fence of the prison Monday night and fled. 
  
 The owners of SideQuests Adventures on 102nd Avenue and 104th Street, Jonathan and Rebecca Liaw, said two women came down to the lobby of the escape room about 8:30 p.m. Tuesday. 
  
 Two prisoners, 20-year-old Samantha Faye Toope (left) and 23-year-old Kelsie Laine Marie Mast (right), escaped from the Edmonton Institution for Women on Monday night. (Edmonton Police Service) 
  
 The women asked the standard questions about the popular problem-solving and strategy game rooms where players are given clues and a time limit in which to find their way out. 
  
 Rebecca Liaw took the women down a back hallway to show them one of the theme rooms and explained how they worked. 
  
 "While I was holding that conversation with them, we kind of turned only to find the hallway full of five police officers," she said Wednesday. 
  
 "Then they were arrested immediately, and that was the end of that conversation." 
  
 Everything seemed normal 
  
 Jonathan Liaw was in the front lobby when the police came down the stairs asking if he'd seen two women. 
  
 "He asked if they had prior appointments with us. I told him, 'No, they did not,' " Liaw said. 
  
 Four more police officers joined and proceeded to put the women in handcuffs. 
  
 Rebecca Liaw, co-owner of SideQuests Adventures, was showing two women one of the escape rooms when police came in. (CBC) 
  
 "There were no signs of anything that we should be red-flagging," Liaw said. "They didn't seem like they were hiding from anyone or anything." 
  
 He said the women, dressed in jeans and hoodies, had carried on a normal conversation, asking normal questions. 
  
 "How many puzzles? How long was the timer? What are the themes we have? That sort of thing." 
  
 In a downtown location where panhandlers and intoxicated people are fairly common, Liaw said this situation was unique. 
  
 "We get lots of interesting visitors but this is definitely top of the list for 'definitely interesting.' " 
  
 Jeff Campbell, regional communications manager for the Prairie region with Correctional Service Canada, said it wasn't immediately clear how the women got away from the prison at 11151 178th St. 
  
 He said they were looking into the situation to prevent future escapes. 
  
 Edmonton police described both women as violent offenders with a history of weapons offences. 
  
 Toope is serving a two-year sentence for robbery, theft, possession of property obtained by crime and dangerous operation of a motor vehicle. 
  
 Mast is serving two years and nine months for drug trafficking, theft, possession of property obtained by crime and mischief. ||||| Escape rooms are interactive adventure games, not hideouts for fugitives on the lam. 
  
 That’s what two female inmates discovered when they were arrested at Sidequests Adventures Inc. at 10190 104 St. on Tuesday evening. 
  
 Jonathan Liaw, co-owner of SideQuests Adventures Inc., said two women came in and asked what an escape room was about and wanted to see one of the rooms, not an unusual request. 
  
 “It’s funny and ironic that escaped convicts run into an escape room and get caught,” Liaw said Wednesday. 
  
 His wife, co-owner of the business, was showing the pair a room when a police officer arrived around 8:30 p.m., asking if two women had walked in and whether they had an appointment. A member of the public had seen the women on the street and alerted police. 
  
 Neither Liaw nor his wife had seen the news that two women inmates had jumped the east fence of the Edmonton Institution for Women at 11151 178 St. on Monday. 
  
 “There were no warning signs or red flags about them,” Liaw said. 
  
 Kelsie Laine Marie Mast, 23, was serving a sentence of two years, nine months for trafficking in a controlled substance, theft, possession of property obtained by crime, mischief and failing to comply with conditions. 
  
 Samantha Faye Toope, 20, was serving a two-year sentence for robbery, theft, possession of property obtained by crime, dangerous operation of a motor vehicle, operating a motor vehicle while disqualified, failure to attend court and failing to comply with conditions. 
  
 Police had advised the public not to approach the women. 
  
 The pair were back in the custody of Correctional Service Canada on Wednesday, which was investigating how the escape occurred. 
  
 cgriwkowsky@postmedia.com 
  
 Twitter.com/CGriwkowsky |||||
A:
Two women who escaped from jail in Alberta, Canada, were apparently so confident in their abilities that they headed to an escape room less than 24 hours later. Another escape proved impossible, however, when police officers surprised them within minutes. The scene unfolded Tuesday at SideQuests Adventures in Edmonton, which challenges visitors to escape locked rooms using a series of clues. Co-owner Rebecca Liaw says two women entered the business around 8:30pm and asked some questions about the facility's rooms, and Liaw then took them to see one. "While I was holding that conversation with them, we kind of turned only to find the hallway full of five police officers," she tells CBC News. "Then they were arrested immediately, and that was the end of that conversation." While his wife was showing the women the room, Jonathan Liaw says a police officer arrived acting on a tip from a member of the public, who'd recognized the women as those who'd escaped the Edmonton Institution for Women by jumping a fence a day earlier. Upon realizing the women were still inside the building, the officer "called for backup right away," Liaw tells Global News. "It's funny and ironic that escaped convicts run into an escape room and get caught," he adds, per the Edmonton Journal. Kelsie Mast, 23, and Samantha Toope, 20—whom police described as violent offenders serving time for crimes that include drug trafficking, theft, and robbery—were back in the custody of Correctional Service Canada by Wednesday. An investigation into their escape is ongoing.