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At San Trancisco, California
Gill report the results of recontacts being
made With various relatives and acquaintances of escapees
as well as information received concernin? escapees
possibly 92§ine seen in various parts of the country.
Leads relative to the above are being handled
by more expedite communications and have been previously
set forth,
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ESCAFED FEDERAL PRISONER - CONSPIRACY
Synopsis:
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stated he saw JOHN ATGLIF at Hanover Bar on
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Washington Field Office communication of October 9,
1963 set forth the following information:
On October 5, 1963, a man who refused to identify 'I
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himself telephoned FBI Headquarters, "ashington, D. C. This
perso*said he was acquainted with the ANGLIN brothers, ;
having attended school with them, and that they were
presently in Washington, D. C. He stated he was at the
Sheraton-ilk Hotel, was in fear of losinq his life, and
desired to speak with PEI Agents at the intersection in .
front of the hotel. He stated he would be wearinq black
pants, white shirt and a blue seat, but refused to give
his name or further descriptive data sayinq he could
recognize Agents.
anyone observed fitting the above description.
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Richmond communication of October 18, 1963 set
forth the following information:
U. S. Probations!;
Officer,
had East he had been acquainted with
EANDLY" phonetic! in Lewisburw prison in 1959and that "1-1AI~!DLY" was an escapee from A.lcatraz.
said that he had met HANPLY" in a tavern in the'I§f¬ *___
evening of October lh, 1963. -
A review of Pichmond indices did not disclose
a record of a "HA DLY" escapinq from Alcatraz; however,
a record for JOHN AHGLIE as an Alcatraz escapee was
located.
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to ANGLIN to the effect that when ANGLIH got 9257L -would be a boat waiting for him in Florida.
was transferred back to L - ' nd ewisburg in Decembe:21 was gone told his story mi
Lewisburz.
t on October lu, 1963 he tookth him to the Hanover Bar on ¥f7L
Springs, Virginia, to get " "'bread andipepsi Cola. de parked his car ' $11!e tavern about 8:45 P31, leavinn the car. He had been in the bar a out
minutes and was waitinr for his purchases when ~ Y W@LINhim, grabbed his arm and said "ellostated that he was shocked and only sai
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AHGLIH as being identical to the photograp s of him. He
was wearing a short ' was neatly shaven and hadhis hair cut short. emphatically insists he
saw ANGLIN whom he claims to know very well and that he
is not mistake ' th 11 t"' t h h ld n ln e _cen 1ilCa ion, owever, e con
furnish no other identifyi iming he was tooshocked to notice details. escribed the other
man as a white male, 5'10", ac air, abo s,wearing a sport coat, white shirt and tie.stated that he was so ein~g A1-If-3 ..-; e ILS
afraid for his family. appeared highlydisturbed and nervous at the time of the first interview.
H soZW anabout a.us Prieshe 519and her father drove to the Hanover Bar and she waited =
in the car and her father went inside. About five minutes !
later a dark red late model convertible with a tan top *
and bucket seats drove uo and barked. Two men sot out
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could not see them very well. She stated that the
photograph of JOHN ANGLIN looked like the man in the tan
jacket but his hair was cut short. She could furnish no
further information other than the driver wore a sport
coat.
on October lu,
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!H!!IH was familiar but he could not state for sure.
was reinterviewed on October 17,
1963, a photo of FRANK LEE MOPRIS
or CLARENCE AHGLIN as beinq identical to the other man._
He reiterated that he was telline the truth about seeing
AHGLIN and stated "I would like to take a lie detector
test to show I am tellinq'the truth."
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iladelphia communication of " 38, 1853set forth the following information: U E 1
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SA n October 28-29, 1963: '
The file of JGHH WILLIAM A?¢LIH, U. S. Penitentiary
Number 2503M-NE, was transferred to the U. S. Penitentiary,
Leavenworth, Kansas, January 20, 1960, and subsequently
to U. S. Penitentiary, Alcatraz. "hereabouts of this
file is known. However, the commitment record shows
he was sentenced to the custody of the Attorney General
for a period of ten years in the Middle Qistrict of
Alabama on February 10, 1958 for bank robbery. He was
committed to the U. S. ?enitentiary, Atlanta, February 13,
1958, and was transferred to the U. S. °enitentiary, Lewis-
burg, Pennsylvania, April 8, 1858. His file will have
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inmate of the U. S. Penitentiary, Lewisburg,
unknown but whom he could identify from a pho
told him to Get in touch with AHGLIH and tell
get out of the Fenitentiary and come to Flori
unknown inmate would have a boat waiting for
the coast or Florida. The message wa "vered, as
ANGLIN had already been transferred. tated
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by ANGLIN while at Lewisburg, except he was in a single
cell on arriving and a report dated December 15, 1959
indicated he was held in administrative segregation for
maximum oustody control as he had been recommended for
transfer out of Lewisburg.
i Atlanta communication of Wovember 21, 1963 set
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Kansas City communication of November 8, 1963
set forth the following information:
LMedical Cen er or - g ie , biMissouri, advised SA that he only .7!!
knew JOAN WILLIAM AHGLIM easnally= He s-ated he did
not know AHGLIH very well and had no idea whether he is
a alive or dead. He stated he did not know anything about
the escape except what he had read in the newspapers.
He advised he could give no information as to ANGLIN's
whereabouts. '
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descrlbed 1n the qanover Grlll on October 14, 1963, he
thought 1t was AHGLII, but as txme went by he became
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AT mcfccmtnt ALABAMA In the interests of captioned £7investigat on o maintain and further develop the full cooperation
of relatives of the ANGLIN subjects, it is requested that Mobile
~ discreetly contact the Warden and/or Chaplain, Kilby Prison, andmane bmown concern, and advise Tampa if possible
when a death certi icate w l be furnished to the ANGLINs or
funeral director at Ruskin, and whether it will be possibie for
the Chaplain or Warden to write a detailed account of the death ofALFRED RAY ANGLIN to D to clear their minds clouded by
the discrepancies in newspaper, TV, and gossip accounts of ALFRED
ANGLIN's death.
Information copies of this report are designated for
the New Qrleans, Atlanta, Jacksonville, and Miami Qffices, Since
they cover the home territories or the area of relatives of the
Escapees.
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Contacts with and other close relatives of ANGLINB
no in 0 on received during past Christmas -
New Year season inuicating ARGLIN subjects alive. A¢quin'
tances of Escapees unaware of their whereabouts. Information _119 1 E ee he ked t ne tivel . a g ng one or more scapeea s n, c c ou ga Y
SUBJECTS AT LARGE ARE ALL C0 ICTED BAQLK ROBBERS ANDWEHQILLD
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60 days he could produce.them. hen interviewed,
wee advised no pronieee could no e hie and he did
not have to make en? ltetenent, but the oiticerl would _
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FRANK LEE MORRIS or CLARENCE ANGLIN. He stated that he has not
seen JOHN ANGLIN since he was in Lewisburg and had no inf tion emabouts. He expressed the opinion tha.t% _
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information:
Fm December 3, 1963, was observing FBI postersat the Co ngswood, New Jersey Police Department when he recog- L1c>
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Philadelphia communication of December 30, 1963,
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and a high forehead with receding hair.
Tampa communication of January 31, 196M, reflected the
following information:
,,-~""""" on January 13, 196k "Tampa Tribune" newspaper carried
article concerning electrocution of ALFRED RAY ANGLIN, brther bf
ANGLIN subjects, who was convicted with them for bank robbery.
According to article, ALFRED was killed when he touched high
voltage wire lining a window at Kilby Penitentiary, Montgomery,
Alabama when he tried to crawl through window to escape, Januaryll, l96L;- The article stated that ANGLIN had wrapped rubber hose
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a e emotionall disturbed over the recent death of ALFREDY
ANGLIN, and stated they had been contacted by a parole officer of
the State of F1o92§ia, concerning the possible parole of ALFRED
ANGLIN, who had been transferred from the Federal Penitentiary
at Atlanta, Georgia, to Kilby Prison approximately September 18,
1963, to serve his state prison sentence of 25 years, while still
serving the remainder of his Federal sentence concurrently. His
mandatory release date was Qctober 5, 1967, but he was to be under
Federal supervision until August 13, 1972.
'»- "-e advised that the last contact they had withALFRED ANEEIN was a letter written December 25, 1963, in which he a 'was cheerful and gave no indication of being restless. They said MD
he was visited by other relatives, the last time being the Sunday
before Christmas, and ALFRED indicated to them he would be eligible
for parole soon, and he liked Kilby prison, as he felt "free" after
Atlanta Penitentiary. They stated that he wrote another letter to
a s as on blue paper, and was received January 1, 1964
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11:30 PM, a urday night, January ll, 1963, that ALFRED had beenaccidentally electrocuted at 8:30 PM that day while trying to escape E10
from Kilby, and the family paid $283.00 to have the body returned
to Ruskin for funeral services, and they stated they were further
upset because no death certificate was received with the body, and
although several attempts have been made by the funeral director to
obtain a deg;n_£§;;;j;;ate, it has not been forwarded by prison -officials. advised that a brother and sANGLINS had eally contacted Prison Chaplain -
who allegedly stated that ALFRED and another prisoner r on op '
of a prison building, when ALFRED became tangled in electric wire;
that newspapers mentioned a window lined with high voltage wires,
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' also stated that they had heard through other immediate members
of the family, that the funeral director at Ruskin had stated the
body was in bad shape and had "stripes" across his back and this
caused themto wonder how ALFRED died.
Ruskin,
that the body of ANGLIN showed no ca i
ment, but had two small burned areas on the upper
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current going through eyeglasses. He stated that
were not sent to him with
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restorative work by the funeral parlor in Montgomery, Alabama, which
certificates were made up at Kilby Prison once a month, and that it
would be at least two or three weeks before one could be sent to
Ruskin, Florida.
During period January 13, 196k through January 27, 196M,
the following individuals who have indicated a desire to assist the
Bureau, and are apparently cooperative in all respects, were con-
tacted and no information was developed regarding any subjects of,
this investigation. No information was received by relatives during
past ChristmasNew Year season, which gave rise to any new hope that
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advised they were upset, and it was obvious that they wereemotionalligdisturbed, over the recent death of ALFRED AHGLIH
and stated hey had been contacted by a parole officer of the_ 4
State of Florida concerning the possible parole of ALFRED -
AHGLIN, who had been transferred from the Federal Penitentiary.
at Atlanta, Georgia, to Kilby Prison approximately September 18,
1963, to serve his state prison sentence of 25 years, while
still serving the remainder of his Federal sentence for bank
robbery concurrently. His mandatory release date was-
October 5, 1967, but he was to be under Federal supervision
until August 13, 1972.
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in which he was cheerful and gave no indication of being '
restless. They said he was visited by other relatives, the
last time being the Sunday before Christmas, and ALFRED
indicated to then he would be eligible for parole soon, and
he liked Kilby Prison, as he felt "free" after Atlanta Peni-
tentiary. They stated that he wrote another letter to a
sister, wh h was blue paper, and was received January 1,1964, and ndicated they believed that this blue_g@;__q93l n e s in solitary confinement, as-
had written on different colored paper wE¬E_B¬IHgn prison.7 continued that the family was not1fied927L
at 11=3o p.n. a r night, January 11, 1964, that ALFRED 57,3
had been accidentally electrocuted at 8:30 p.m. that day _
while trying to escape from Kilby, and the family paid -5
$283.00 to have the body returned to Ruskin for funeral services;
and they stated they were further upset because no death
certificate was received with the body, and although several '
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e _ .-_e phenicalky contacted Pri_son.t_';hap1i/it T"I116 allegedly stated "thate.-AHBD and iahothe:'es.:a:*'.
" jlhpr eon r reon to jot-ad prison_bnid1in¢f.ihea Became ii g'.,f§,_;'¢.é,_;.
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through high voltage wires."-_.;,-_ ~- -1, ~ __ - ' ' glaciated out that in view of the above,Y-i£;_
.they were __g- ,sa s ed with the in_.1ormation- they received. ~ --They said that +92-- --=- --eet because oi the lack oi. knwleae" - '.. ,1... iate o CI..ARENCE'_and JOHN,<.in e t... e
escape £1-om Alca raz, an this recent tragedy ForQLFRED. ,'Ihey also stated _that they had hear A rough j-1
o r iediate members o£_ the Iamily, that the funeral director
* Ruskin had stated the body ias in bad hape and had stripes .at e_ -
across his back and this caused them to wonder how ALFRED '
died. '92 I ~ ~- e _ 57¢-' _o£ Levers and Shannon Funeral Home -92 . nRuskin, on January 27, I%Z, advised that the body oi ALFRED -510
ANGLIH showed no ndication oi mistreatment but had two ¢ __
small burned areas-on the upper back and burned areas above .H.
each eye and bridge of nose, possibly Iron electric current , '
going through eyeglasses. he stated that although glasses _
were not sent to him with the body, ALFRED AHGLIN allegedly
wore glasses all the time. He said that ALFRED had an abrasion
on the right cheek and the right lower abdomen, possibly caused
by a scrape against concrete and the only complaint he had '
concerning the condition oi the body ea e complaint over "
' interior embalming and restorative work by the tuneral parlor _.
[in Montgomery, Alabama, which he mentioned to relatives and, ; .hadeeno open "co|aplaint.=,'.g.l. " W7" ,_ - ~_H- "
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" advised that death certicates serenade up at Kilby Prison _ 1
once a month, and that it would be attleast two or three weeks .
before one could be sent to Ruskin, Florida. _ "
kic- " On February 14, 1964, Warden,Kilby Prison, Montgomery, Alabama, a. v se a et er was
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- ALFRE RAY ANG1-I8 , Prison #8661, reported: _ __
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On the night oi January ll 964 at appronimntely
_ 6:30 p-m., ANGLIN, along with inmat ained
_ _ _ e'nt'rance' to and secluded themselves n _ tution's' ' -' clothing-room on -the second tloor atelilby Prisom at ~ o
_ _ _ approximately 3:66 p.m. that date, the indicator in the lobby
'; A at the prison indicated 1-, ground on -the high tension iecurity
_ ~ surrounding the compound. Investigation revealed inmatettempting to attract the att i n of a guard on that _6 r. Ihen the guard l.ppIOI.ch6d,1i01d him that ARGLIR -6 t
had come in contact with the electr c w re outside the windt. ,_
kamination revealed that tlo window bars had been sawed at - .
the bottom and were bent upward, which had been done by a. :-
piece or 1}" water pipe as a bender. A protective screen '.
en the outside oi the bars was also sawed through. e.ANGL1N
_ was completely through the window with the exception of his ,
-s reet. -_ The tinmte's,_£ace and" body were lying on the flat root if
;fl _o£'the Administration--_Q_£:I!ices and his £eet__;,_were still in the 1 1? _. "*-_ ,_:~gho1e in the window when he camein, contact --with the §h_igh' *1. ''- voltage security wire, htherehlgeleetrocuting hinsel£.I '~ _=._? s
-_1 ._.L search.-was "made of the person oiqand -LIBLIN --
' ' and the area surrounding the scene. "A hack saw n "a -crudely. --
mgde frame, a pair of wire pliers, two sets at jumper wires
designed for jumping the ignition of automobiles a forged '" 'Alabama Driver's License and approximately $16.06 in currency
was found. Personal photographs were packaged in-a water-
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proof container and a list of addresses also starting locally
and covering several states.
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1;-at the hospital, !ilby$Prieon,;vhich_certificate vas sent to ,g§_
M the coroner for his signature." is it is normally the case, L,
" the*death certificate Ias.forIarded by the coroner to Alabama y-
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7 I ~:9! the death was then filed with glabama Bureau ofYital Sta-'-I
Ptistics and is on record. A death oertifihate is no in'.
__possession of the Kilby Prison.pffic1als and Iohld not in- _ .
if the family of IIGLIH desire a certificate of death} it"~="~'-;
" was felt they could obtain one by contact.vith Alabama Bureau-
of Vital Statistics, Department oi Health, Montgomery,
Alabama.
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* ALFRED BAY AHGLIH at Ruskin, Florida, indicates his brothers
and_sisters many of whom reside with or near the ANGLIH_ ~7
parents, have;accepted as a probable fact that their brothers
JOHN IILLIAR and CLARENCE perished-during their attempted .-
' escape from Alcatraz and the fact that ALFRED RAY AHGLIH ' _=
attempted to escape from Kilby Prison and paid for this with ,
his life. They advised the main concern of the family following
ALFRED's electrocution was to obtain all his property held
by Kilby Prison and a death certificate so the family could .
collect insurance for payment of his funeral expenses, however,
-_ their elderly parents, especially the father, had suffered so
.'much in the mystery of losing-JOB IILLIAI and CLARENCE that-Y"
~».they doubted the parents will ever accept.or'understand the ,3,
;*-truth surrounding the death of ALFRED. ;l'1 F ..r ?_"- - .i-. . _ -4 '.-. ,-; 1-. ,» J-* * _' --"" _.-,-_--q -- .
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Due to national interest in this matter, two ! copies
of this report are being furni..hed to the Bureau since other thanordinary dissemination may be necessary £74
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concerning any of the information he furnished. He did not
feel such a examination would prove anything in view of the fact
he did not have any definite information and was only basing
his comments on his own feelings and the comments made by
Escepees' brother, ALFRED ANGLIN. He stated he would only take
the polygraph examination if such an examination was given away
from the penitentiary which would be necessary in an event assuch examinationgrare not allowed at the penitentiary§ and if
a pretext was utilized in removing him from the institution for
such an examination.
15 set forth in this report as obtained. £r7;
fro t Washington, D. C., wherein he allegedly
visited wi h e scapees in Michigan during December, 1963.
Subsequent information obtained from him indicates that this
information was completely untrue. His furnishing of false
information was presented to Assistant United States Attorney
ALFRED HANTMAN at Washington, D. C., who declined prosecution
relative to Title 18, Section 101, United States Code.
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AT JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA: Will submit information asto whether Eereewas a bank L t J Florida, approximately
one year ago as alleged by and if so, indicatif there is any identifica ion o scapees w this alleged bank is7L
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from Alcatraz but never mentioned their location. ALFRED ANGLIN !
1 1 d h lf hil t i t s a e accidental y e ectrocute imse w e ry o e c pKilby Penitentiary, Montgomery, Alabama, on 2511/5 , an
now unable to verify if escape successful or Escapees* location iron
the "inside," Admitted furnishing this information as he was
coming up for parole and if same granted may be 351; to verifyinformation regarding escape. Made aware that FBI would not
intercede in obtaining parole. Other alleged sightings of Escapeeschecked negatively. Associates of ANGLINs claim no informationas to their whereabo:::// SUBJECTS AT LARGE ARE ALL CONVICTED BANK
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B04aid he was interviewed at Ruskin, Florida, 54-and the ANGLIN brothers about one year U
ago, and has received no additional information concerning
them since that time.'1
He said he knew the ANGLIN brothers at Ruskin for
about 12 or 11+ years. However, he knew JOHN WILLIAM ANGLIN ..best and spent a lot of time with him at the local skating ;71 L
rink. He §aid he did not know CLARENCE very well, but he knewdded that there are three brothers still at Ruskin--~nd one other. Also the parents still live at Ruskin.
e sa aw the brother, whose name he cannot recall, in Ruskin
about one month ago. JOHN and CLARENCE were mentioned, and the
brother said no rfi. knew where they were, if they were dead or it
alive. B74Psaid he will gladly cooperate since he understands 'the prov s ons of the Harboring Statute and does not want to IEcoggtinvolved. He will furnish any information he receives t_o_
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the ANGLIN brothers along with FRANK LEE _
escaped fr traz, are allegedly still aliveclaimed t that he knew of the contempla the
ANGLIN bro s our tual escape ook
Also that he believes that and
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he had known these Subjects for a 12 years
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if these three men are on could bbed thebani: at Jay, Florida?"92 c1aimed tha he knew that these
men, that is the ANGLI1 ro iers and MORRIS, had something todo with the bank robbery at Jay, Florida. S,
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said thatphen indicated to him thathe comes up or parole with n a year and that if he is guaranteed tilt!
parole, he will set up the ANGLIN brothers and MORRIS in order
that they can be taken into custody. He then stated that he would
prove himself before he gets parole if the FBI wanted him to. He
claimed that he could be transferred from Atlanta under the
pretense of going to another prison and while ostensibly under
transfer e prison to another, d set them up for "arrest. went on to claim tothat he lcnows that
the ANGL r and MORRIS are liv ng n I-Iexico deep in the
hills, and that he has a connection whereby he coul them
back ed States to pull a Job with him. then
info t he would pass his information a o the
FBI stated, I will not see or talk to any agent_
unless a ther before or after the arrestof the three fugitives." laimed that he is fearful for
his safety and does not w s any I agents contacting him at-the
prison because it is his feeling that the guards spread everything '
that goes on among the other prisoners. '
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gain parole at an earlier date than he normally would be
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fact that wou d be absolutely essentia o iscuss
his information with FBI agents, but thi teadfastly
and consistently refused to do.
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information concerning this matter, but
unable or unwilljg to discuss the
aid that he had recalled reading in the
local press he fact that ALFRED RAY ANGLIN,-brother of
CLARENCE and JOHN ANGLIN, had been killed at Kilby Prisonin Montgomery, Alabama, while attempting to escape on January
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On February 28, 19611, a review of the 1 t eenitentiary USP A!concerningand ALFRED HAY ANGLIN, Ijumber A, re ec e _
""l'.!TY§5r were ceII mates in "B" Cellhouse, 8-12, from December 12, 1962,
to September 10, 1963.
r;equesteQ_that his identity wgnderno circumstances be -
or 7 7 7 wn to ang oiRsiEle**lndTw7i'<Tua1 &*uring*t"i1e" c6rYf¬!J'.I.ng "ofs interviewed at the United B1 Qn entiary, At anta. At the inception of the interviembao
iv'est_igatio'n '§in¬e he"Fé.[ie1?é'<T"l"1'é w*<>uIT*te a 'Efe'a<i man' ii i"t
was oun o1Tt' that he was furnishing information to the FBI. -
qadviaed he had known ALFRED RAY ANGLIN, Subjects '
JOHN WIL__IAM A emu, cmneuca ANGLIN, and FRANK use norms for about15 years, and had "built time with all of them at one time orf ' '
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either the Florida State Prison, Raiford, Florida, or the
Georgia State Prison, Reidsville, Georgia, and on some occasions
both places
'74When he was committed tothe USPA o 7he resumed his friendship with ALFRED ANGLIN, and he fel , 1,
taken into his confidence. Shortly after his arrival, ANGLIN '
informed him that his brothers, then confined at the USP, Alcatraz,
were planning an escape in the near future, but he did not feel
it could be done and did not place much stock in this prediction
until it happened about two months later.
Followi the escape, when the newspapers were reporting bf7¢;. the Subjects were presumed dead, ANGLIN was very morose and gloomy,
"but short eafter, he received a visit from another brother,
known a nd from that point on ANGLIN was his normal,
cheery se . aga n.
Subsequent to this, ANGLIN commented to him on
several occasions that the Subjects were alive and well, and
in fact he was certain they had "hit the bank of Jay," Jay, Florida,
which was "hit" about one year ago. He stated ANGLIN never
mentioned where the Subjects could be located, but it was his
own impression, based on his own knowledge of the Subjects, that
they are probably in Mexico. He stated he had nothing definite
to back up this impression of his, but it was his opinion that
the Subjects had made good their escape.
did t 927LHe sta e that ANGLIN had informed him that B10who was then confined at Alcatraz, fixed the Subjec s
up with a "contract" in California, and that this "contract"
had a small boat.
Edvised that if he was to start looking for
the Subjec s, e would start looking in the vicinity ofGuadalajara, Mexico, in that Subject MORRIS, who speaks fluent
Spanish, spent a great deal of time in that area from 1953 to " _ 92
1957. He stated MORRIS has a lot of contacts in that area, and .
that if the Subjects were alive,_as he believes, MORRIS would be
"calling the shots", and in all probability would be "holed up" '
in that area. He explained that the Subjects were all excellent =-
woodsmen and would think nothing of "holing up in the Guadalajara _
1'-Iountainifiange for years.
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resides in either Guadalajar nterey, Mex co, as a close
friend of MORRIS. He stated uld help the Subjects and/or
at least would know if they w n the are
_hooperate with any law enforcement agency,
He also commented that when ALFRED ANGLIN last escaped
from Stateacustody, and was out for five years, he hid out in
Haynes, Florida, but he had no reason to believe the Subjects might
also go to that area.
He readidy admitted he was furnishing this information
with a selfish mo.ive, in that he was soon to come up for parole
~ consideration, and he weuld need all the help he could get. He
acknowledged the fact the FBI would be unable to intercede for
him in obtaining this parole.
He continued that he really did not have much information
to furnish at this time, and he realized it, but he was furnishing
all he had. He stated that when he first mentioned this to his
mother, a number of months ago, and prior to the death of ALFRED
ANGLIN, he felt he could obtain information concerning the Subjects.
However, with the death of ALFRED ANGLIN, his source has also died
out and he no longer felt he would be able to learn any information
concerning the Subjects from the "inside." In the event he was
granted a parole, he stated he felt he would be in a better
position to obtain the right answers, but even then he could not
guarantee anything because he has been away from his contacts a
long time,
inc1 former mgassociate o . IN and CLARENCE ANGLIN, was located
at 1a innunnannkn nndnq bk» name
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since that time
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FRANK LEE MORRIS
furnish no further information of value,
was terminated,
Tampa communication to San Francisco, dated March 23,1963, furnished the following information
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She said that he told her he was from Germany, but she advised
his accent did not sound German. She advised that he apparently
i hi t b t was selling either magazines or someth ng of t s na ure, u
she could what it was, because of his brokenEnglish. :old this man antany and he e , we ng Northeast o She
advised she has not seen this man since, an oes no elieve
he contacted anyc else in the neighborhood.
.. _ .. ... I_ll___-___ i descrioeu unis man as a white maie,
late 20s or early 30s, 5'l0" to 5'11 , 180 to- 190 pounds, large
build, medium complexi - eyes, light brown hair, no
a v t this man had scars or marks noted. d ised tha
on a light gray overcoa ,
On December 26, 1963, she advised she was mailing a
package in the Post Office and saw the wanted flyer on MORRIS
and she said he bore a resemblance to the nan who came to her home
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furnished the following information:
advised that JOHN and cmsswca ANGLIN
escaped from lie -n_ee_ States Penitentiary, Alcatraz Island,
California, on June 19, 1962. He said he was friendly with
the ANGLIN brothers, Had helped them in a bank robbery in
Alabama in 1958, and later met them at the Lewisburg Penitentiary.
He visitedtthe ANGLIN brothers December 25, 1963, and stayed with
them two weeks. The ANGLIN brothers were reportedly residing at
1617 Seaview Avenue, Benton Harbor, Michigan. They were reportedly
residing with two other unknown males on the second floor of a
three story building wherein there was a fishing equipment company
on the first floor as a front. CLARENCE ANGLIN reportedly had
dyed his hair black. ANGLIN brothers were driving a 1963 cream
convertible Thunderbird automobile. They were reportedly in good
financial condition, did not work, and came outside usually in the
evening but never in the morning. This source had no information
relative to the males residing with t thers with
the exception that one may be known as CLARENCE ANGLIN
was going under the name of JAMS SWAT e ic!, and JOHN
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The current Benton Harbor and Benton Township, Michigan
city directory, as well as the area street guide, list no Sea View
Avenue. The Benton Harbor Police Department and Benton Township
Police Department advised there is no Sea View Avenue in their
respective areas.
N0 one named SWATSIE or with a similar sounding name
is listed in the city and 1
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information previously furnished by arding present
whereabouts of Subjects was untrue. stated he did not
visit Jubjects in Benton Harbor, Mic gan, during December, 1963.
He also admitted having no information that Subjects were alive.
Qadvised he had previously suffered mental '
problems received a medical dischargefrom the United
States Navy based'pn such problems.
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with prisoner at Kilby Prison.
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to and secluded themselves in the institution-s clothing room on
the second floor at Kilby Prison. At approximately 8:00 p.m.,
that date, the indicator in the lobby at the prison indicated a
ground on the high tension se wires surrounding the compound.
Investigation revealed inmat ttempting to attract the
tion of a guard on that loor. When the guard approached,eld him that ANGLIN had come in contact with the electric
w re outside the window. Examination revealed that two window
bars had ben sawed at the bottom and were bent upward, which had
been done by a piece of one-and-a-half inch water pipe as a
bender. A protective screen on the outside of the bars was also
sawed through. ANGLIN was completely through the window with the
exception of his_£pet. The inmate's face and body were lying on
the flat roof of the Administration Offices, and his feet were
* still in the hole in the window when he came in contact with the
high voltage security wire, thereby electrocuting himself.
A search was made of the person of-and ANGLINand the area surrounding the scene. A hack saw in a crudely kiwi!
made frame, a pair of wire pliers, two sets of Jumper wires ~ e~
designed for Jumping the ignition of automobiles, a forged
Alabama Driver's License, and approximately $16.00 in currency
was found. Personal photographs were packaged in a water-
proof container and a list of addresses also starting locally
and covering several states.
It appeared that ANGLIN's clothing had become entangled
on a portion of the window. In bending and twisting in an attempt
to release_his clothing, he had raised up too high coming in
contact~with the wire at a point about the middle of his back, thus
causing his death.
Following his death, the coroner at Montgomery, Alabama,
was immediately notified of it, An examination was made by the
coroner and a death certificate was filled out at the hospital,
Kilby Prison, which certificate was sent to the coroner for his
signature. As it is normally the case, the death certificate wag
forwarded by the coroner to Alabama Bureau of Vital Statistics,
Montgomery, Alabama. A record or the death was then filed with the
Alabama Bureau of Vital Statistics and is on record. A death
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of ANGLIN. If the family of ANGLIN desire a certificate of
death, it is felt that they could obtain one by contact with
the Alabama Bureau of Vital Statistics, Department of Health,
Montgomery, Alabama.
_repeated that he is willing to cooperate in b7any way in furnishing information to family of ANGLIN. The [fag
prison officials have done so in the past and will continue to
do so.
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_ Under seperete cover we are forwarding to you Wanted Flier
Clarence Anglin, FBI # l+,73l,702. Please check enclosed finger
orints against those of flier. He has been identified by four differezt
persons as having been in Marshall County. One person has reported
he worked with him during the past 60 days.
Also under separate cover we enclose sample of handwriting to be
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Miami offices sinee they carer the home territcries or the
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Jacksonville communication of April 27, 1961+, set
forth the following information:
On January 23, 1963, the Bank of Jay, Jay, Florida,
was robbed of $53,767.22 by two unknown white men. They were
described as being about 30 years old and one was of average
height with dark hair and the other was a tall b t-
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Alabama speculated that the ANGLINS
and MORRIS had the Bank of Jay and had printed their
photographs along with the article. This article received
quite a bit of comment at that time.
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He is in receipt of information indicating that
CLAREIQCE ANGLIN, also known as CARL WILLIAM MILLER, HF #305,
I. 0. 3582, FUGITIVE, up to a couple of weeks ago was working
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He had been working for the Sco Brothers
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recognized the face on a wanted poster as similar to that of a
man he had worked on the Job with as a brickmason at the Vincent
High School. He stated he last saw this individual three weeks
ago, and this person left a $140.00 check from the Scott Brothers
Construction Company oi Alexander City, Alabama, when he
U * The individual workaed as a bricl-cmason was re ortedl. P Yand he indicated he was a brick subcontractor
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All of these individuals had
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s a roomer at her residence for
approximate y o wee s. He stayed there the last week of
February and a portion of the first week of March, 1964. He
left owing her approximately $20 room rent. She viewed a
photograph of subject GLABLLIGE ALIGLIBI and atnot believe that it bore much resemblance t
told her that he was separated from his wife an r ,
and had to pay $liO a week for their support. He also told her
that he resided in Albertville, Alabama. .
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that the front view bore the strongest resemblance to
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papers submitted to permit any detailed comparison. Conse-
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ANGLIN did or did not prepare any of the writings on the papers
submitted, however nothing of particular significance was noted
during this com arison to indicate the possibility that
CLARENCE ANGLIN prepared the writings on the questioned
_ documents.
Bureau communication of April ao,'19au, contained
information relative to the latent fingerprint examination con-
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MEMORANDUM
DIRECTOR, FBI 6-g6Q95! DATE: 6/30/Eh
SAC,H§AN FRANCISCO 62887!
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als, J;f JOHN WILLIAM Angin and CLARENCE ANGLIN'{:ere discovered nits;
from their cell at the United States Penitentiary, Alcatraz
Califorqfh. Extensive investigation had been conduc
towards cheir location and apprehension. There has
information developed indicating that these three in
were successful in reaching the shores of San Franci
Bay through the cold waters surrounding Alcatraz Island. In
March, l963, the United States Penitentiary at Alcatraz Island
was discontinued and the inmates transferred to various
penitentiaries throughout the United_States. with the closing
of Alcatraz Penitentiary the last connection of the escapees
with the San Francisco territory disappeared since none of them
had engaged in criminal activities in this area, nor had they
resided or had relatives in this area.ing
ted
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It is noted that the parents of the ANGLIN brothers,
together with a multitude of close relatives reside in the
Ruskin, Florida, area. In this connection some of their cousins
residing in this area had experienced iail sentences with themand if they are alive it is helieved that contacts will be had C¥{
by them with their family or with close relatives residing in
that area. It is noted that MORRIS is practically without
relatives and has no designated place of residence.
In view of the foregoing it is recommended that the
Tampa Office be designated as Office of Origin in this matter so
that they might continue to maintain close contact with the mem;
bers of the ANGLIN family to insure the receipt of any informa-tion indicating that the escapeesgmight be alive.REC»5S 2429 ,In this regard the ngéa office has bézérfhrnished §;f¢;l
copy of every San Francisco report and if the Bureau so desig-
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ADMINISTRATIVE
ATTENTION ALL OFFICES
Investigation to date has developed no information
that Escapees, ERANh LEE MQRRIS,
CLARENCE ANGLIN, were successful
Alcatraz Island, nor have any ofJQN HILLLAM ANGLIN and
in reaching the mainland from
the nuerous relatives,
acquaintances and associates of Escapees reported any contacts
with Escapees or furnished information that Escapees made the
mainland. The names and addresses of various relatives and
acquaintances of Escapees previously contacted are set forth
in this report under the city and state of their residence. for
brevity, tharlead pge for each office will only list the locale
of the i1"lVE:.- tigation and the page number in the report where the
individuals names are listed. Each office is requested to
carefully reinterview these individuals relative to any contact
had with them by Escapecs and for any information that Escapees
might have been successful in reaching the mainland.
Due to the national interest in this matter, any infor-
mation developed of a positive nature indicating that Escapees
successfully reached the mainland or as to Escapees whereabouts
must receive immediate investigative attention and the Bureau
and Qan P-I-val-1|-92-I ena F'F-inn =1-in-i ens;-I AF enrnn '
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Little Rock 5-1145!-I-!
Memphis 5-1R88!
Milwaukee 6-886!
Mobile 6-843! "
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ATTEQTIONWIAMPA OPEIQQ
It is noted there are numerous relatives of the ANGLIN 5vbrothers living in the same home within your territory and +
there are several individuals in each branch of the ANGLIN family.
Accordingly, you may utilize discretion and only interview a
representative number of the relatives in any particular house-
hold or branch of the family.
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LEADS: -
ATLANTK
At Albany,4Geo£gia; Page 2
At Blagelzl Georgia; Page 3
§t;Do§§lsonville, Georgia: Page 3
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QtGrenshaq, Mississigpi: Page 2
MI LWA UKEE
Agrilwaukeea Hisconsin: Page 2
MOBILE
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Q} Qothan, Alabama: Page 2
TAM PA
At Tamgaz Florida: Page 3 and H
5'; _RL1§_3_-;:'.n, Flgo;:1:i.da: Pages H, 5, and 6
At Lakeland, Flqrida; Page 6
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A1:imaurilai, Plorjiga: Page 5
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Synopsis:
Relatives and acquaintances of Escapees to be recontacted for
any information as to possible survival and whereabouts ofEscapees. SUBJECTS AT LARGE ARE A C%lgVICTED BANK ROBBERS ANDS 0 T I 92:| . Z C *1 H ULD BE c
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DETAILS:
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The following list of relatives and acquaintances
of Escapees who were previously contacted is being set for-ch
so they might be recontacted for any information as to the
possible survival and whereabouts of the Escapees:
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JOHN WIL IAN ANGL LIN; ;_
ESCAPED FEDERAL PRISONER - CONSPIRACY
Relatives and acquaintances of Escapees, upon recontact,
advise they have no information that Escapees were successful
in reaching the mainland from Alcatraz Island; SUBJECTS AT
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brothers knew ofherpresent whereabouts and reitereated again that
not know them too well. She stated she would immediately
the Gadsden, Alabama, Resident Agency should she
obtain any infonnation pertinent to this case.
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were contacted or. the same date, and all advised that they
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pick fruit during the cherry harvest season at Traverse
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that other than through the cherry
harvest never had any contact aith the AIGLIH talily
and she could provide no intoraation o£.value to this
investigation-
tsaid in conclusion that in the event ehe
was ever contacted by a member of the family she would
immediately contact the Traverse City Resident Agency of
the FBI.
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that there was no indication that the ARGLIN tanily had cone
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probably washed out to sea and drowned after their escape.He stated therfhe had at one time, been in the San Francisco
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Two copies of FD-65 should be submitted to the Bureau, an original marlred for the attention ot the Speciallntjestigative flivision and s green copy designated for NGIC. ' ' ' P _ Rijégi-; 3-_' FD-65 should be submitted immediately when a subject becomes a Hldiitvi $inc_Iuding,..eacaned Federal'soners! except where sub'ect wanted as a parole or conditional release violator or lsrgyr ihss tartar cases lorntSis-ipleé ls:o_v,_|fl'd be submitted by elflce cl orlgln 60 days alter the date of the Bureau cornmun_c ton forwarding the ease toe e o Ice. - ' - ' .
An original and green copy of a supplemental FD-65 should be submitted when additional pertinent information is
obtained or there are ehaniei in information previously furnihed. E-hen a supplemental F".r£5 is sublnitlw, only inlornzetionadded, changed or deleted need be shown except that the name of the fugitive and the eld office file number rnusr be
shown in all instances. . ' ' ' . '
Should the information added. changed. or deleted necessitate a title change. not previously reported, the captionof the FD-85 should be msrked__'changed" and the change explained on'a separate page stapled to the FD-65.
Where infonnation fa being added or changed in any item other than Name and Aliases the new data is to beiiliil in the appropriate block and will auto:nr.tica.ly replace eny information we-.-iooely recorded therein. No reference
to the information previously entered need be made.
Where infornmtion ls being deleted from any item other than Name and Aliases the word delete is tobe
catered in the appropriate block and will automatically eliminate any information previously recorded.
Where a name or alias is being added, changed or deleted, such addition, change or deletion should be briey
Identied in the Name and Aliases block.
I. Name and Klloses HRH?-include name and ail aliases. Supplemental FD-65 necessary when there in a change in
name or an alias is changed, added or deleted. - , _ _ _
Armed and Dangerous, Suicidal Tendencies {A-tKE!-Wlien initially :reported on FD-65. basis for Enullnn statement should
appear in this block. . _
Sea SEX!-Sex will be designated: M-Male; F-Female.
Rees {RAG}-Race will be described by abbreviations used in the l.Tniton-a Crime Reporting Program, i.e., White-W;
Negro-N; lndien-it Chinese-C: Japanese-J; all otherO. Mexicans who are not definitely Indian or other non-white
should be described as W? -_- '
Birthplace NAT!-Indicate city and state or if foreign born. city and country: Where multiple blrilllei M9 IPPOHEJ.
list verified birthplace or that which appears most logical.
Blrrh Dare DOB!-Enter as month, day and year. Where multiple birth dates are reported, list verified birthdate or
that which appears most logical. _ ' _ --
Hetghr HGT!-Express in feet and inches, i.e., 6'0. _ ' V l '"
Height WOT!-Express in pounds.
Hair HA!!-Color hair to be described as black-BK; brown-BR; blond or strawberry blond-BN; rrrl or auburn-RD; white-
Wl-I; gray or partially gray-GY; sandy-SN; Bald-O0.Flngsrprlnt Classification-Set out FBI ngerprint classication if known. _ , '
NCIC Fingerprint Clssslllcorlen FPC!-Do not use. This item in classied by a formula for computer usage.
Other Idenlllylng Number MNU}-Miscellaneous numbers may be entered with appropriate identiers as shown below-
The identifier should precede the number and be separated from the number by use of s hyphen.
AS - Army Serial Number!
N5 - Navy Serial Number!
élf - Air_Force Serial Number!
CG - U. S. Coast Guard Number!
SS - Selective Service Number!
VA - Veterans Administration Claim Number!
,AR - Alien Registration Number!
MD - Mariner's Document Number! "
MC - Marine Corps Serial Number!
P3 - Post Security Card Number! " P? - tFaeiport Number! _ .
Any other miscellaneous numbers, such as. arrest numbers, should be described. _
Sacral Security t$OCl-List most recent Social Security Number known to be used by subject. .
Operator-'s Lleense Number OLNI-Check with states of residence to obtain this number. List number believed In
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'5 9,.n92i i 'lwo l'sbies of FD-65 should be submitted to the Bureau, an original marked for the attention of the_ Special
Investigative Division and_a_grpghldo -rdegnatsd for NCIC.FD-65 shoulr _" i.l§i'sltl.t'¥§ immediately when a subject becomes s Bureau fugitive including escaped Federalrrisonersl except Qztrtdbted as a parole or conditional release violator or deserter. In these letter eoses lonenits: 5-5 tter "office of origin 60 days after the dots oi the Bureau eomrnulrltdllon forwarding the cuss ill'e s o cs. - _
An original and green copy of a supplemental FD-65 should be submitted when additional pertinent information is
obtained or there are changes in information previously furnished. When s supplements! FD-65 is submitted. only information
added, changed or deleted need be shown except that the name of the fugitive and the eld office file number rnusi be
shown in all instances. - . - ; - .- _ ,
Should the information added, changed, or deleted necessitate a title change, not previously reported, the caption
of the FD-65 should be marked changed snd'the change explained oh s separate page stapled to the FD-65.
Where information To being added or- changed in any item other than Name and Aliases the new data is to be
entered in the appropriate block and will automatically replace any information previously recorded therein. No reference
to the information previously entered need be made. _
Where information is being deleted from any item other than Name and Aliases the word delete is tobe
entered in the appropriate block and will automatically eiimindte any information previously recorded.
' Where a name or alias is being added. changed or deleted. such addition. change or deletion should be briey
identied in the Name and Aliases block. _- .
1. Nerne and Aliases NAM!-include name and all aliases. Supplemental FD-65 necessary when there is it change inname or an alias is changed, added or deleted. K - _ - - - _
2. Armed and Dangerous, Sui eldol Tendencies HKE!-When initially reported on FD-65. basis for cnulion statement should
appear in this block. t
3. Sea SEX!-Sex will be designated: M-Male: F-Female.
4. Race RAG!-Race will be described by abbreviations used in the Uniforrn Crime Reporting Program. i.e.. White-W;
Negro-N; Indian-l; Chinese-C; Japanese-J; all other-O. hlexicans who are not definitely iuciinn or other non-white
should be described as Wt
5. Birthplace HAT!-indicate city and state or if foreign born, city and country. Where multiple birthplaces are reiortedi
,lit verified birthplace or that which appears most logical. - --
G. IBlI1h Dete DOB!-Enter as month, day and year. Where multiple birth dates are reported, list veried birth dateor
that which appears most logical. - .. ..
7. iisight HGT!-Express in feet and inches. i.e., 6il=. I - ' i ._
B. Weight WOT!-Express in pounds. ' l I
B. Holr HM!-Color hair to be described as black-BK: brown-BR; blond or strawberry blond-BN; rod or aubum-RD; white- "
WI-it any or partially gray-GY: sandy-SN; Bald-O0. p10. Fingerprint Clessllicotlen-Set out FBI ngerprint classication if known. - '
ll. NCIC Fingerprint Cloeslflcollon FPCl-Do not use. This item is classifier! by a formula for computer usage.
I2. Other ldenlllyinp Number MNU!-Miscellaneous numbers may be entered with appropriate identiers as shown below.
Tbs identifier should precede the number nnd be separated from the number by use oi a hyphen.
AS - Army Serial Numberi
NS - Navy Serial Numherl
AF - Air Force Serial Numberl
CG - !U= 5. Coast Guard Number!
SS - Selective Service Number!
VA - Veterans Administration Claim Number!
.AR - Alien Registration Number} _
MD - Mariner's Document Number! _
MC - Marine Corps Serial Number} __
P5 - Post Security Card Nurnherl
PP - Passport Nuntberl .
Any other miscellaneous numbers, such es. arrest numbers, should be described.
13. Social Security SOC!-List most recent Social Security Number known to be used by subject. _ _
I4. Operator's Lleenss Number DUI!-Chech with states of residence to obtain thTs dumber. List number believed tobe used by sub]ect._._ . _ ~
id. issued en DO!!-In deeerter cases the date sublect nbsented himself should be entered in the spare preceding.
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Two copies of FD-65 should he submitted,to the Bureau. an original marked for the attention of the Special
Investigative Division and I green copy designated f§'lN §¢..3 -; .:.Z'92'. ' " "' -. FD-65 should be submitted imme§'m[el3r§5g_e§di, .'i;JraHiect becomes a Bureau fugitive including escaped Federalrrieonersl except where aub'ect wanted as parole l Emditionul release violator or deserter. in these latter cases lorllétte lssroiad be-submitted £1 allies ol origin 60 days alter the date oi the Bureau communication Iorvrardlng the ease III e o ice. '* _ '
An original and green copy of a supplemental FD-65 should be submitted when additional pertinent information is
obtained or there are changes in information previously ftunished. When e supplemental FD-65 is submitted. only informationadded, changed or deleted need be ehenni eneept that the name of the Fugitive =% the eld office le number .-er.-:9 be
llsdtvn in all instances. ~ - . - - . .
Should the information added, changed, or deleted necessitate e title change, not previously reported, the csptioaof the FD-65 should be marked changed and the change explained ons separate page stapled to the FD-65.
Where information is being added or chan ed in any item other than Name and Aliases the new data is to beentered in the appropriate block and will automatically replace any information previously recorded therein. No reference
to the information previously entered need be made - _ _ '
Where information is being deleted from any item other than Name and :A1iases" the word delete is lobe
entered in the appropriate bloclr and will automatically eliminate any infonntion previously recorded.
Where a name or alias is being added: changed or deleted, such addition. change or deletion should be briefly
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Armed and Dangerous, Suicidal Tendencies MIKE!-When initially reported on FD- S-5, bs-is for caution statement should
appear in this block. - p
Sex SEX!-Sea will be designated: M-Male; F-Female.
Race RACJ-Race will be described by abbreviations used in the Uniform Crime Reporting Program. i.e.. White-W;
Negro-N; Indian-I: Chinese-C: Japanese-J; ll other-O. Mexicans who are not definitely Indian or other nun-while
should be described as W?
Birthplace {NAT}-indicate city and state or if foreign born. city and country. Where multiple birti-iplaces are reported,
list verified birthplace or that which appears most logical.
Blrrh Date DOB!-Enter as month, day and year. Where multiple birth dates are reprted. list veried birth date or
that which appears most logical. _ . . . . _ r
niramincn-eipreia in feet inc inches. i.e.,c'o'. = . . r - I A 1
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Hair HA!!-Color hair to be described as black-BK; brown-BR; blond or strawberry blond-BN: Nd OI Rllllf-RD: While-
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NCIC Fingerprint Classication FPCI-Us nature. This item is classied by a formula for computer tllnge.
Other Identifying Number MNUI-Miscellaneous numbers may be entered with appropriate identiers as shown below.
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AS - Anny Serial Number} _
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AF - Air Force Serial Number!
CG - U. S. Coast Guard Number!
S5 - Selective Service Numherl
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PS - Post Security Card Number!
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Social Set.-urlry lSOC!-List most recent Social Security Number known to be ued by subiect. I
Operator's License Number IOLNI-Check with states of residence to obtain this number. List number believed lobe used by subject. _ . _ S
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_ Investigation to date has iveloped no information
that Escapees, FRANK LEE MORRIS, JOHN WILLIAM ANGLIN and
CLARENCE ANGLIN, were successful in reaching the mainland from
Alcatraz Island, nor have any of the numerous relatives,
acquaintances and associates of Escapees reported any contactswith Escapees oirfurnished information that Escapees made the
mainland. The >smes and addresses of various relatives and
acquaintances of Escapees previously contacted are set forth
in this report under the city and state of their residence. For
brevity, the lead page for each office will only list the locale
of the investigation and the page number in the report where the
individuals names are listed. Each office is requested to
carefully reintervies these individuals relative to any contact
had with them by Escapees and for any information that Escapees
might have been successful in reaching the mainland.
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successfully reached the mainland or as to Escapees whereabouts
must receive immediate investigative attention and the Bureau
and San Francisco Office advised of same.
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Relatives and acquaintances of Escapees to be reoontaeted for
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Page s! withheld entirely at this location in the file. One or more of the following
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Information pertained only to a third party. Your name is listed in the title only.
Documents originated with another Government agency ies!. These documents were referred
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address or te e r, contacted the lureau this date to
advise ho had just seen the subject. Ie stated he was driving
his truck to his silver Bprilta. Iaryland, residence and as he
passed the intersection oi Georgia avenue and Kennedy ltreet
he observed the subject. In indicated this sas shoot 7:00 a.n.,
as his call was received at 7:15 a.s., and he acted he had just
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all with the above consent when additional details were request
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luhject allegedly escaped iron alcatras Ir!-Ibo I!-th
brothers, John Iilliaa and Clarence Anllia, during June, H62.
Tl- Intensive investigation has developed ao'§§§-nation wha,tsoever_
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Tm _ FRANK LEE MORRIS;
JOHN WILLIAM ANGLIN;
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gnaw ESCAPED FEDERAL PRISONER - co§?zRAcY Efj ¢_,E;! [D
Relatives and acquaintances of Escapees upon recontact advisedthey have no information that Escapees were successiul in reaching
the mainland from Alcatraz Island. On ho declinedto furnish address telephonically contacts! gureau Headquarters,
Washington, D. C., indicating while driving a truck he had seen
MORRIS at the intersection of Georgia Avenue and Kennedy Street.
Claimed to have gone to school with MORRIS and been in jail with
him. SUBJECTS AT LARGE ARE ALL CONVICTiD BANK ROBBERRWAND §HOULDD R D EM LY us.L,/
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she would immediately notify the FBI.o .
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also advised he has not seen either of the
brothers since they were very small.B1011 ing investigation was conducted by_ <"
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father stated that it -the AHGLINs were succestul in escaping
from Alcatraz, they must have gone_to a toreign country,_beca_use he has not seen or heard anything of them lance their H
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whereabouts. She reiterated the tact that it he received
any information whatsoever, she would immediately notiry the
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' tie edvised that no "¢Qi1ta.cu has been made bywne ANGLIN V
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dvised he visits his relatives in the vicinity of
us n, Florida, approximately every six months. To his
knowledge, none of these relatives have received any
information indicating the Aiis to have been successful
in reaching the mainland. He promised to immediately notify
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the character or the aigrant eorkera who harvest their crepe,-
have changed tron Caucasian to Iexican. She explained that 3there been no contact with the ANGLIH family tor a numberof you , and she has no knowledge ii they continue to work an
migrant harvest employees in the Olg! llieeion area. She eaidthat she expects no contact with then, however, in the event
they would ever recontact her she would iamediat contact the
Traverse City Resident Agency of the FBI. "
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brother s
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was about 7:00 a.m. -,---as'h:l;sf_ea1~1 _was":"g_e'eeived at'1:1o5 'a.L.;"§nd 7he noted he h u t. e n" he e L; v- e92. hadjsi-A' e_17_ 3-lbj¢1.7 ,4 7 - _ When pressed for detailsgauld 119-gffu;-the, 1':identeifyffdelf. -,1-Ie exolained '-he ' nown MORRI8L'_'_for~.' 3_0 "yearsas he attended school with hih, He alsdiindicated he had servedtime in jil with MORRIS and for this reason did notwant to i§'
become further invollfved. He abruptly 'discontinued'the call withthe above comment when additional details were requested. ' '-
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and was in work clothes which he described as a "set of grays."He seemed very positive that he had observed the Sebject.
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