A quite bizarre footage has shown a young woman who can twist herself into bizarre shapes to get herself out of the standard issue police handcuffs.
Taryn Eason being handcuffed
A young woman, Taryn Eason has Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, a genetic condition which allows her to bend and dislocate her joints into almost any shape she wants, a Mirror Online report has shown.
Obviously, if Taryn Eason ever finds herself in trouble with the law, she's got one hell of a get out clause.
And as this video shows, it comes in handy if she ever had her collar felt.
She begins to twist her arms to remove the handcuffs
In her latest YouTube clip, Taryn easily twists her way out of a pair of police handcuffs without the need for a key or additional assistance.
Having borrowed the cuffs from their local sheriff, Taryn is cuffed by her mother Susie.
With her hands locked behind her back, she twists her elbows inwards in one eye-watering movement, before lifting her arms over head.
She twists some more
With her hands now in front of her, it's a simple case of bending her fingers inwards until they are smaller than her wrist and freeing herself from the cuffs.
Despite making her escape look easy, Taryn wisely warns others not to follow her example.
She gets the handcuffs off
Writing beneath the clip, she said: "Even if you also have EDS or anything similar, please do not try this.
"This is very damaging to my joints and yes, I'm aware of that."
Watch the incredible video below: