  We consider a class of pure black hole microstates and demonstrate that they
can be made escapable by turning on certain double trace deformations in the
CFT. These microstates are dual to BCFT states prepared via a Euclidean path
integral starting from a boundary in Euclidean time. These states are dual to
black holes in the bulk with an End-of-the-World brane; a codimension one
timelike boundary of the spacetime behind the horizon. We show that by tuning
the sign of the coupling of the double trace operator to the boundary
conditions on the brane the deformation injects negative energy into the black
hole causing a time advance for signals behind the horizon. We demonstrate how
the property of escapability in the considered microstates follows immediately
from the traversability of deformed wormholes. We briefly comment on
reconstruction of the black hole interior and state dependence.
