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FOR EUREAUS |HFoHHAT|oNwH|EE"F'|sHmeY ON A LOCAL PARTY BOAT IN SAN FRANCISCO BAY, THOUGHT HIS
HOOK HAD CAUGHT ow A CHUNK OF MOSS AND PULLED IT ALONG._THEN REELED IN HIS LINE AND NOTED THAT THERE wAs A
PIECE OF BLUE AND THITE CLOTH ON THE LINE. THIS CLOTHTURNED OVER To £R§;f§QF@§DHQAIl§R:pISCUSSED WITH WARDENEOLIN G. BLACKWELL, usp, ALCATRAZ, EH0 STATED THAT SAID"TH APPEARED To EE SIMILAR To THAT WORN BY INMATES AT ___éE2;;'r¢' /1:14 ;:::*.'T.K
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THEM DOWN THEIR TOILETS.
WARDEN BLACKWELL SAID HE PLANS T0 HAVE TWO SKIN92DIVERS, BOTH OF WHOH ARE CORRECTIONAL OFFICE
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ARRANGEMENTS MADE THIS OFFICE TOTFOLLOW THIS MATTER
CLOSELY AND TO EE ADVISED TMMEDIATELY IF ANYTHING OF
SIGNIFICANCE LOCATED-
BUREAU WILL BE ADVISED CF ANY PERTINENT DEVELOPMENTS-
SUBJECTS AT LARGE ARE ALL CONVICTED BANK ROBBERS AND
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since other than ordinary dissemination may be necessary.
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Field Office File it 76_2887 Bureau File I:
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exhibited psychotic tendencies. Believes furnishedadditional information as to alleged help g!ven gscapees by
prison employees in belief that this would obtain him a transfer
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Fisherman in San Francisco Bay near Alcatraz pulled
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had been in bay for several years. Another fisherman hooked
piece of inmate clothing while fishing near Alcatraz. Determined
pieces of inmate clothing periodically are flushed into bay from
clothing factory and by inmates through plumbing facilities.
Expert skin divers searched area where piece of clothing hooked
but nothing pertinent located.
on at M4Dothan, ms knew Su53ec¬_ maEe at U.
Penitentiary, Atlanta, Georgia, and in July 1962 says saw
Escapees out he located for them near Langley, SouthCarolinanadxnits having been committed in mental hospital
and also rece_ving groun therapy for mental condition while inprison at Atlanta ? indicate- is mentally ill.Investigation in alleged hideout discloses no such cabinas %d mi s
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told of his right to counsel.
volunteered that he desired to furnish any
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the recent escape from Alcatraz. -
the pas num er o mon of
installing an entire new pi system in C Block.
This requires his presence in the cells in "C" Cell Block, as
well as in the utility corridor behind "C" Cell Block. In
addition, as difficulties arise in the plumbing in "B" Cell
Block, it has been necessary to enter certain of the cells,
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all of his tools and equipment out through this guard.During the approximate three years he has worked at this
position. he has never missed any tools and has alwaysaccounted to the for every tool that he has taken into
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block where it is utilized. He recalls that upon one
occasion he took some cement in sacks into the cell block
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stated that he had never been approached
by anyone 0 a s st in escaping from that institution and
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had successfully escaped from the main cell block. He stated
that none of the Escapees had ever worked for him.
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the main cell house, taking various inmate counts, passing out
cigarettes and mail to inates, and relaying orders to inmates
for their next day=s assignments. at approximately 5:38 p.m.
each day he would walk through the main cell house and take
an inmate count, during which count all of the inmates were
required to stand at their respective cell doors. After con-_
ducting this inmate count, he would distribute mail, medicine
and razor blades to the various inmates. at approximately
6:30 p.m. he would pass out cigarettes to the inmates. At
approximately 8:00 p.m. he would complete another count of
the inmates; however, the inmates during this count were
never required to stand up or some to the front of their
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walked by their cell doors. Similar inmate counts were made
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the ANGLIN brothers to stay in for a physical check-up.
Outside of this, he recalled having little or no contact with
them during this shift. He states he had never noticed any
of these individuals working or making anything in their cells
which would resemble dumy faces or, in fact, which might be
any type of escape equipment. He volunteered that they had
never asked him to assist them in any manner as to escape or,
in fact, ever hinted as to their desire to escape.
While on that shift, he was extremely busy in
conducting the duties of that position since he was the only
man inside the main cell block. Thus, he was almost
constantly on the move and had no time to visit with any of
the inmates.
advised that he never knew much concerning
the a oremen oned four individuals since they were never
assigned to any of his work details at the kitchen or in the
industries at the institution. He advised that the portion
of the cell house where these four individuals were housed
was noisy upon occasion; however, he could never attribute the
noise to any oi these four individuals, but determined that
the shouting and arguing and loud voices came from the second
tier of that cell house. He noted that these four individuals
were on the first tier. ~
when the lights are out at 9:30 p.m., any small
noise thereafter sounds like an explosion. He never heard
any unusual noises after 9:30 p.m. while on that shirt. _ a
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Flo:-1c1a._. They further advised that they have no knowledge of
the location of CLARENCE and JOHN, They were advised of the
Federal Harboring Statute August 28, 1952!, and both stated
they would do nothing to help CLARENCE and JOHN in that they
felt they might get into trouble themselves.
They stated they would be in area aboiivi ire weeks ieturn to their home located at
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Being the nene et nun: nzun, ac purclneed en
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unknown to them .
stated that while in Florida. he had visited '7 C.Tampa sever times and had lived in a motel for several days. £3
He could not recall the name of this motel. He recalled that
he would frequently give his name and address to strangers as -
these strangers might at some time be prospective customers.
He advised that this is the only explanation that he could
give concerning the fact that his name and address were found
in the effects of JOHN WILLIAM ANGLIN.
Both stated that they wouldimediately adv se s o ce n e event that any of the ¥;1£>
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insisted upon being anonymous, said that was
a close friend of escapee MORRIS. The anon ate
reportedly obtained this info rom A fewmonths ago, it was known that wou y have a
hearing in court on a writ at w r eans about September, 1962.
MORRIS had allegedly agreed with! that 1rM0P"TS- was ="""e=sP"1 in escaping he souls gs. in touch w <:_n s in court in New Orleans and would
l y ass s in escaping.
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law enforcement and v erous. Warden BLACKWELL advisedthat this hearing of was scheduled for 2 p.m.
September 19, 19 2, be ore udge HERBERT W. CHRISTENBERRY,
Post Office Building, 600 Camp Street, New Orleans.
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MO su sequent to MORRIS escape from Alcatraz.
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in 1953
said that she had no idea what hadwrote, and could not explain how a ¥§7lL-
nearing ne name came into the possession of the ANGLIN k§j£§
brothers She insisted that she did not know the ANGLIN
brothers, nor any of the Subjects in this case, and could
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the escape, although own oneor more of the es. In inter-viewi nJuly 30, 1962 , wi1l interrogate him reg ng he
Subjects and es plans, and arrange a further interview inthe immediate future if it appears feasible. liaih
2, 1962
, Kentucky
and he furnished the following informs
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concerning his associations with
Escapees , ANGLIN and CLARENCEANGLIN. advised tha told him that he was
not with JOHN WI IN or CLARENCE ANGLIN
while ted at Alcatraz Penitentiary.
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poor relationship
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FRANK MORRIS had at Alcatraz
and that he had in one of these fights, after
which MORRIS got .1I|,d look
him up and finish advised that
MORRIS was a bully and gotinmates around while at Alcatraz. advisedh
that he has not been contacted by s nce
their escape from Alcatraz. He advised that he would cooperateterms while
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adv1sedthat he would contact 4'either or he FBI if he should learn of any information
concerning the whereabouts of the above Escapees.
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not account for her name being in possession of the ANGLINs..|a_s!e Es no personal recollection
either one of the ANGLIN brothers. She could
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believed confined at Leavenworth, Kansas, for bank robbery.
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from Georgia or Alabama. ANGLIN never mentioned any hobbies,
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said when he learned of the fact that ANGLIN was going to
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been detached from the rest of the skeleton of the bod. From
the amount of wear evident on the skeleton it was rather
apparent,that it had been in salt water for an extensive iodd in fact the bone was becoming rather thin. 3
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to their having left Alcatraz about June 12 of 1962.stated that this cranium could not possibly be
concerned with the Alcatraz escape.
The following inquiries were made by SAls? 4...
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a commercial fishing
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the inmates at the U. S. Penitentiary, Alcatraz. It had been
hooked while fishing just west of Alcatraz Island. He made ava
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on the boat, snagged a piece of clothing. s occurred about
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the boat was about 100 to 150 feet southwest of the middle buoy,
black and white, located on the western side of Alcatraz Island,
he thought his hook had caught onto a bunch of moss and pulled
it along. He lost his three-pound weight and pulled his line in
when the boat, which was traveling in a northerly direction, was
about 100 to 150 feet due west of this buoy. He had a piece of
blue and white cloth on the line. He estimated the depth of the
water as about 40 feet.
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On September 21, 1962, this matter was discussed with
Warden OLIN G. BLACKWELL, U. S. Penitentiary, Alcatraz, who
volunteered to check the depth charts around the island. Arrange-
ments were made to discuss the matter further with Mr. DOLLISON,
Associate Warden, on September 24, 1962.
On September 2%, 1962, ARTHUR DOLLISON, Associate
Warden, U. S. Penitentiary, Alcatraz, advised the piece of
clothing appeared to be similar to that worn by inmates at
Alcatraz. However, numerous similar pieces of clothing turn up
in San Francisco Bay and on the beach of Alcatraz as inmatesthrow them down their toilets. L
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both skin divers, check themicro the cloth was oun . He also planned to ha.ve
_ who located the cloth, display the area. yd
On September 25, 1962, DOLLISON advised that the two
correctional officers who were skin divers had attempted some
diving west of Alcatraz in the vicinity where the piece of inmate
clothing was hooked by the fisherman. DOLLISON stated that
there was considerable turbulence in the water and visibility
practically zero. The divers were unable to conduct an adequate
search in that area due to these conditions.
On October 3 and H, 1962, DOLLISON stated that three
expert skin divers of the United States Coast Guard, supple-
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the area where the piece of inmate clothing was snagged by -
diving on those two days. DOLLISON stated that these skin *
divers working as a team had carefully plotted the entire area
and had gone over it very carefully. In the area where the
fisherman located the piece of inmate clothing the skin divers-.
determined that this was sandy without rocks or any other type
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they could find a. rocky bottom which might possibly snag a human
drowned body; however, they found nothing of interest to this
investigation .
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MORRIS as t on who accompaniedthe residence as stated abovefistated his
possibly his step-father would be ab e to identify
MORRIS as being in the residence around July 5, 1962.
P directed them to a fish camp out of
warrenvi e, South Carolina; directions given as follows:
You go fr-an Augusta, Georgia, to Aikens, South Carolina,
on U.S.H:Lghwayi#Z|. arriving at the red brick Post Office in
Langley, South Carolina; turn left on a dirt road, cross a
bridge and immediately after the bridge turn right on a dirt
road, then take the first sharp left turn; go about 1% to 2
miles to a deadend. Then there is a foot path to the right;
walk 50 yards to a cabin on a lake, which possibly is called
Langley Pond.
__instructed them to stay there until he co Q!. _ . - -_ - -4-, -4-.6!contact them. About a week late uly 12:, .19 .<,%went to this cabin, where he sawJM0RRIS, Sub,ject
JOHN ANGLIN and another individual, whose face he did not see, _
but whom he presumed was Subject CLARENCE ANGLIN, and he also
saw the sam a k 1959 Lincoln. After a short conversationMORRIS gave 1 to rent a place in the country, with the
instructions t should contact MORRIS later for the
rest of the $5,00 .
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and tha would subs uently notifyin order that he could contact end the -
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and shortly ther'eai'te*r*he was arrested by the Rouston county
authorities in connection with the theft" of an automobile.
stated he hurt his back and had to go to theCobb Memoria! Hospital, Phoenix City, Alabama, for treatment
where he was confined from August 12 to 23, 1962, and while
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instructed to advise thern_,hg_w,as in trouble and neededsomeone to'§ét E1m out on bond. Etated around 1:0- y, August 20, 19 , ubject MORRIS and
came to' visit him briefly at Cobb Memorial
Hosp a an advised they would send a bondsman to get him
nut oi Iaili He has not heard from them since that time.
stated another patient was in the same room at the
hosp t ibl would be able to verify him story. al who pose y
admitted he had been committed_to a mental _
hospital in uolumbia, South Gar-olina, for 30 days sometime in
the past, but was released; and also he took three years group
therapy for a mental condition while in the U. S. Penitentiary
in Atlanta.
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the individuals who met the Subjects an gave hem assistanceE they reached the mainland at the time of their escape.'"" M ""-"** "- "" " ditiora1 information regarding _ ' A ' ' 1 cl.the associate ow u
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The only ex-con contactingat theirresidence was a young man in h ens or early twenties,
name unreealled, who came toth- residence in lateApril or early May of 1962. r about two days and
departed.
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furnished was tially correct. He claims to have seE t residence as previously MORRIS a
stated that the =..=wnvict who had visited his: at
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Columbia to Fairfax, South Carolina, was
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A communication received from the Savannah Gffice
on September 19, 1962 reflected that investigation revealed
h that there is no dirt road turning right er crossing t e
bridge at Langley, South Carolina, wher indicated that
the Subjects had been possibly staying.
Contacts made with natives of this area and a physical L16
hat area revealed no such location as described by
f t< directions to a. cabin on a In re erence
lake near Warrenville, South Carolina, it is to be noted that
U. S. Highway 1 includes U. S. Highway 78, which is a. four-la.n_e
highway approximately 15 years old between Augusta and Aiken, "
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one goes to Langley, South Carolina, to the Post Office
and turning left on a dirt road and crossing a bridge which is
a dam over Horse Creek, which holds Horse Greek Lake, also known
as Langley Pond. His directions of turning right imediately
after the bridge on the dirt road takes one on a dirt road with
a large gate, leading to the United Merchants clubhouse. There
are no lakes or cabins other than this clubhouse on this side of
the lake. There is no road making a sharp left turn off of this
road any distance especially one and one-half miles to two miles
which would, if existed, cross the four-lane highway to either
Jordantown, Sunset Memorial Gardens Cemetery, or the Midland
country club, which is north of the dual-lane highway. A
physical check of both sides of Langley Pond and inquiries
among life-long residents failed to develop any information
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with at the time, more than the other two; however,coul no state positively that it was MORRIS. He stated this
individual was taller than 5'7%", closer to 5'9" and much
heavier than MORRIS, weighing at least 165 to 170 pounds. Hehad coal-black hair and did not believe he was as old as MORRIS
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He has been on a tour with the Army Pistol Team.
Approxinhtely ten days ago, he was in Mountville, Michigan, a small
town on U= S. l2, about thirty miles east of South Bend, Indiana.
As he was starting on a fishing trip at about 5:30 A.M., he stopped
in a truck stop located a short distance north of Meadowlark
Motel. He is not sure of the name of the truck stop but thinks
it was merely "Truck Stop."
He was served by and talked to a man who indicated
that he was the owner of the truck stop having just purchased
it. The man told a story of having been wandering around
for a year and not having worked for that period of time. He
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the man he had talked to in the truck stop was close to that
of MORRIS on the IO.
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She was not able to furnish any information
whatsoever relative to where she saw him or when she saw himother than it was approximately three or four months ago and 1§h _
been in one of the taverns on First Avenue."explained that she does not drink and does not
vis e taverns for pleasure. She explained that she makes
corsages and sells them in and near the various taverns and .
bars in the downtown section of Seattle. She said that the
reason she believes she has seen CLARENCE ANGLIN is "his eyes
look so tough and mean" and she does not believe she will ever
forget those eyes, She stated that she recalls absolutely
nothing relative to him and cannot recall what he was doing
when she saw him, whether he was with anyone else or not or whether
he was drinking at the bar. In this regard, she stated that when
she observed ANGLIN's photograph in Canby, Oregon, she imme-
diately recalled that she had seen ANGLIN and reasoned that
it must have been in one of the bars on First Avenue in Seattle,
although she could not specifically recall it being one of the"
taverns. .
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the men had several tattoos on the left arm and they appeared
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