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ADMINIST RATIVE
Due to the national interest in this matter, an
additional copy of this report is being furnished to the Bureau
since other than ordinary dissemination may be necessary.
' It is noted that this report reflects an extensive
investigative period; however, this matter has received con-
tinuous and preferred investigative attention. Itwas not deemed
practical to set forth certain investigative work conducted by
other offices prior to this until certain particular facets con-
cerning their investigation was completed.
In instant report information is set forth relative toa handwriting comparison made relative ' ed by ks?the Mobile Office containing the names and L¢ was alleged thatsi ca with Subject JOHN WILLIAM ANGLIN.
Bureau communication of Hay l7, 1963, which reflected
the administrative data relative to this handwriting comparison,indicated that some differences were noted during e com arisonof the writings on the check containing the names and$15 compared with the available handwriting o I
LIN. This would indicate the possibility that ANGLIN may not
have prepared any of the questioned writings.
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well as information received concerning Subjects possibly being
seen in various areas of this country.
Leads have been set forth relative to these matters
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Recontacts with relatives of Escopees, prison inmates, associates
and acqpaintances have developed no informatzon that Escapees
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identical with JOHN ANGLIN, FBI No. u7u5119
was repor to have cashed a check at the Red and Hhite Food
Store, Brundidge, Alabama, on January u or 5, 1953. Although
the nan! ANGLIN did not appear on the check cashed at this
store, two women employed at the store identified the photograph
of JOHN ANGLIN which appeared in the "Dothan Eagle," daily
newspaper, Dothan, Alabama, on April ll, 1963, as identical
-with the individual who presented this check.
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They furnished a composite description of
him as white, ma e, age 30, six feet, 165 pounds, blue eyes,
blond, slightly wavy hair, fair complexion. The check was
returned by the Brundidge Banking Company as a no account check.
nformed th roduced three or bggbfour types of iden i ication, and e note t at the signature On
each of these matched the signature as endorsed on the check,
although he could not specifically remember the precise nature .
n ification resente . of the ide t' ' ' p _
The above check was transmitted to the FBI Laporatory_
for_handwriting comparison with those maintained in the National
Fraudulent Check File, as well as against the known handwriting
of Subject JOHN ANGLIN.
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but an identification was not effected.
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with the available known l1andwr'iting of JOHN U. ANGLIN, but it
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she feels it is the opinion of Subjects parents that Subjects
escape was unsuccessful. She was advised of the Harboring
Statute and stated that if she obtained any information concern
ing Subjects, she would notify the FBI.
the Subjects, she would notify the FBI.
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May 17, 1963:
with the subjects and their brothers when their parents
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of the con uct of the ANGLI1-I boys, and he has not discussed
their escape or attempted escape with the family and has heard
no one say either L H2" or CLAB.L1.JQ'i'I have been seen since their
escape attempt, and he has no idea whether they are alive. He
said to the best of his knowledge neither had ever been in the
Port St. Joe area and
would have any desirehe doubts that they have his address or
to contact him.
his four young children are not aware of B1ANGLIu brothers since they could consider the activities o the
these men heroes in their apparent widespread criminal activities.
He said that except for CLARENCE ANGLIN, whom he considered
somewhat mentally unstable, none of the other ANGLIN brothers
had been vicious, but rather seemed to feel the world owes them
a living and they intend to have things without working for them.
ild his wii'e who was present during most B74of the interview, advised they have. no sympathy whatsoever with Kw
criminal activities and that should they receive any information
as to the possible whereabouts, whether d or alive, ofSubjects, they will contact the Pol. said he intends
visiting his parents at Ruskin, Florida, within the next several
weeks and will attempt while there to solicit any possible infor-
mation and should he receive any, he will contact the nearest
FBI Office.
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icers a nig and View, just outside of the city lirrits of
Port St. Joe, and that he has observed no one in the area_who
might be identical with Subjects. aid he has photo-graphs of these individuals on wante'3'yers and identification _
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in thirteen years. He stated the ANGLIN brothers spentmesa or their time in prison, and he had no contact
wit them. i
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advised he would cooperate fully with the FBI it he
learned or any information concerning the possible F
whereabouts or subjects or any intormation that they
night have been successful in reaching the mainland.
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newspaper or their escape but this was all he knew
concerning them.
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knowledge that they planned to escape. Although he was not
previously so informed on the occasion of his previous interview,
at this time he was advised of the fact that his name appeared
in a group of addresses that the Subjects apparently took with
them. x1e said that he could not account in any way for this _
tact, beyond the iact that they could have obtained his name and
address in any number of ways while he was a fellow inmate atAlcatraz. _¥was reconlacteg by S: !e alslo disclaimed any
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he had known MORRIS and the ANGLIN brothers, although he did not
consider himself to be a special friend of theirs. He explained
that his cell was on the end of ' while their cells were on ' erll,
the opposite end of Tier said that he had heard
nothing about a contemplated escape while in Alcatraz and had
received no information that the men might have made it to the
mainland since the escape. he advised that no one had attempted
to contact him concerning the escape and it was his opinion that
the escape attempt had failed and that they had drowned. He
added that he had been interviewed by FBI Agents within a short
time after the escape and had furnished the same information.
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the Sacramento County
he advised that he has heard n any information
concerning captioned Subjects since last being contacted by the
FBI in 1962. He stated that he is still of the opinion that
captioned Subjects drowned during their attempted escape as he
feels quite certain that they would have been identified as
participants in robberies or_similar activities by now.B7 gnu
contacted at
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Penitentiary and does not expect any contact from him.AND BEACH
He again stated that he believes all of the men in
this case are dead but if he hears anything from any of them, he
will notify the Fbl immediately.
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of Subjects. do said if any information concerning success of
Subjects in effecting their escape and/or concerning whereabouts
of Subjects came to his attention, he would advise the FBI, but
he doubted that he would hear such information since he has had
no recent contact with CLARENCE ANGLIN and has never met the
other Subjects.
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He reiterated that he has not been contacted by Subject FRANK LEE
NORRIS since 1950 or 1951, while they were confined in theFl9rida
State Penitentiary at Raiford
. Efii.qsaid he would promptly notify the Miami
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ex ectzto be contacted by any of the Bscapees and in fact he,feels the Escapees did not make the mainland. hie again
pledged his full cooperation should he learn anything of value.
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by the Escapees but pledged her full cooperation as she did notwant to become involved lI'1 this matter.
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farm f workers
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the following in'formation: 4'
he- §Departmental Attorne has been recontacted 5in Miami on numerous occasions regar l t is matter, the last
time being on February 27, 1963, at which time he advised he hasbeen unable deveiia any further information regarding the
identity of except to learn that he apparently wasor has been in Florida State Prison, Raiford,
Florida.
He yould_not identify the source of his information
but assured that his informant had no additional information
regarding this matter.
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were on the chain gang in 1951 at Floral City, Florida,
and also served time with him at Raiford in 1956. ne knows
J. t-i.'s brother, CLARENCE, as he worked in Ruskin, Florida, the
home of the ANGLIN brothers. 1-ie also knew CLARENCE through his
visit to see J. J. in prison.
informed he knows nothing about the escape .of
Subjects other than what he has reed in the papers and does not
know any of the other Subjects. he said he has not been in '
contact with the ANGLI1-I brothers for several years and could not
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release from prison, he could get in touch with the above-
mentioned communist organization by writing to the Council of
the Irish Free Republic in Mexico City, Mexico. He then
emphasized that any of the Escapees from Alcatraz could have
certainl done the same to recontact the communist group forhelp. #added that he would make discreet efforts to
obtain furt.er information concerning the Escapees and if
successful, would immediately request to be interviewed by the
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ceived no word or contact concerning Subject JOHN ANGLIH, whom
he knew at Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary. e stated he believes
Subjects made it from the Island; however, he could offer no
information as to whonthey might'possibly contact or how they may
be living.
de also stated he doubts very seriously if JOHN ANGLIN
would make any attempt to contact him while he is in prison. he
stated JOHN ANGLIH was smart enough not to contact any individual
who is presently confined to an institution.
state* in t'e event he did receive any informa- L4 Al
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or CLARENCE ANGLIA. He was previously interviewed
concerning this matter and photographs of these people were shown
to him and although one of them seemed familiar, he cannot
recall any information concerning these people. He has been in
jail on numerous occasions and possibly met one of them while in
some jail. He cannot furnish information concerning their
whereabouts. If anything comes to his attention, he would
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Seattle communication dated February 7, 1963, reflectedthe following investigation: B'!LIQ_D
!ol lows : I
when first appear-ed at their ranch
during Qctcber was with two Indians, They
stated they had been picking apples in the Tonasket, Washington,
area and that the Indians were supposed to be helping to get his
car in shape to go to the State of Wisconsin whe
~ f tio. _. . . Sreportedly were from. According to in orma ' 1
obtained from one of the Indians,_ad picke t em up in
Seattle, washington, and brought them to the Tonasket, alashington,
area and later to Wenatchee.
d t stayed to themselves, lived in L,-,,92in - - - 19¢
a Small cabin on the anch did not frequent any ' "5-I
taverns in the Peshas in area. Nhe eft he had taken the
Indians into Wenat hee, Washington, 1 em there, and then
returned to the to obtain what money he had coming,
and also what mone e ians had ' 5;, stating he was goingto use it to get his car aired. left and later theIndians appeared statinghad ropp d them off in 1-Ienatchee
' and had taken off with their share of the money.
92___92 .L___..92.~| _ FL. ..92 _0 e with tne ignition in the ?ontiae and,
according to had gone to a wrecking yard in
Leavenworth, Washington, to get work on the ignition switch done.
also had seen the wanted flyer ofSubject MORRIS in a ost ffice and stated that MORRIS appeared
similar to but that she did not notice any tattoosongrms an! she gad seen him in a short-sleeved shirt.
A search of the cabin where:i1ad stayed reflected' t e container used to carry wr with the initials
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eight Pontiac, about a l9H6 to 19H8, and desiring to have a new
ignition put into this car; however, when they asked this
individual for money, he stated he did not have any but that he
would return at a_later date and pay them. Because of the fact
that this individual tried to con them ino putting in the
i nition switch the recall the incident.g » Y 57 ¢,l>7b
F FRANK LEE un1~¢= cthnwn Q nhgtgnpgnh Q_. _ ____ __ ___a"-'-"-' ""-"" _ _MORRIS and stated that this photogragh we? not SJ.m.11a1" to the
individual who tried to have an ignition switch put into a IQHB
to 19MB Pontiac.
Seattle communication of February 1H, 1963, reflected the
following inquiries:
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ran picking apples
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and feels certain the driver was ANGLIN. ANGLIN was
alone and driving a 1961 dark blue Mercury four-door sedan,
bearing California license plates. Ihere were two amber fog lights
on the front of this car. He stated ANGLIN turned toward him and
bserved ANGLIN had a band-aid on the left side of his face.ecame frightened and returned to
recognized him at the double slaying and also recognized
him this Sunday night.his apartment. He claims
814,51-0ontinued to tell how frightened he is and when he
comple e s story said he "had to get a beer. " .
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some of the porch stairs the view of the car and driver areobscured by the bushes. Also a driver of a car, stopping at thisstop sign would have to bend his head dosh to the level of thesteering wheel or lower to see these porch stairs. It is incredible
that a person at n ould recognize s. driver of a car fromthe position where said he was, let alone see a band-aid on
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The following investigation was conducted by SA-at New Orleans, Louisiana, on July 18, 1963
A review of the New Orleans FBI Office files concerning
escapees reveals that JOHN ANGLIN was born in Georgia in either
1930 or 1931 ANGLIN's parents, brothers and sisters are living
in Florida and Oaiifornia and ANGZTN was never arrested in
New Orleans
There is no indication, from a review of the interviews
of the relatives of ANGLIN that any of them live in or near the
New Orleans area. ANGLIN's background seems to indicate that
he was raised in Florida due to the fact that he attended one
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all advised that they could furnish no additional information
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with either of them or with FRANK LEE MORRIS, whom he does not
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the following information:
He stated that_ formerly of the United 6
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roon and now claims that he furnished subjects with approximately
350 raincoats, which he took fros clothing supplies, and that
subgects used the raincoata to build a raft which they used
in their escape, the building of which raft took some six
to eight sonths. The raft was it would hold air andcould be pumped up. He tatediclaiss to believe
the subjects successfully sade e , and that theyare alive. He stated further that? telling that
the subjects, as part of their plan e ore escaping, stated
they were going to leave debris at some point strewn
about so that it would appear they d and drowned.According to the information given sub,jects planned
to start their escape from the back o e powerhouse building
and carry the raft by hand to the beach and then travel to
Angel island and walk down the beach carrying the raft to
.a point where they could cross over to Susquelana. Then
planned to pull one b ry and "take off."stated he knows thatwis a pathological
liar, ens has no qualns about =a--ng up wild stories ens
that he,_ does not know Just-how such to believe
of the foregoing info ion, but he was furnishing itas told to his. further added he has heeh told that
fragments brought in as part of the raft used by the subjects
in their escape definitely were not parts of the
by subjects, as it was nade of di material.oluzrteered information tha laiss thenow confined at the United Sta es Penitentiary,
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escaped, gave to subject, IQRRIS, an address to which subjects
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invitation. He furnished his description and
the type of clothing apparel he was wearing and stated he
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at Connecticut Avenue within the hour.
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Re Bureau telephone call 10/5/63.
Retelcall advised receipt of a telephone call from
a man who refused to identify himself. This person said he
was acquainted with the Anglia brothers, having attended
school with them, and that they were presently in Washington,
D.C. He stated he was at the Sheraton-Park Hotel, was in fear
of losing his life, and desired to speak with FBI Agents at
the intereeetinn in front of the hotel. He said he would be
wearing black pants, white shirt and a blue coat, but refused
to give his name or further descriptive data saying he could
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Re Summary Report of Sadated
11/18/63 at sen Francisco.
said that he ad been acquai withsphonetic! in Lewisburg prison in 1959 that
HANDLY" was an escapee from Alcatraz.
said that he had met "HANDLY" in a tave
evening of 10/ 11-I/63.
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a record of e. "HANDLY" escaping from Alcatraz; however
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p ograp s of him. He was wearing a short ta .was neatly shaven and had his hair cut short.
emphatically insists he saw ANGLIN whom he cla s o ow '
very well and that he is not mistaken in the identification,
however, he could furnish no other id ta, claiming - _he was too shocked to notice detai1s. escribed
the other man as a white male, 5' 10", ac r, ab a
. 160 lbs., wearing a sport coat, white shirt and tie.
stated that he Iced at seeing ANGLIN he is afrafor his family.' PP6ared highly disturbed and ,-
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' to the waited in the car and her r Bar and s
father went inside. About 5 minutes later a dark red late __ .m3de1 convertible with a tan top and bucket seats drove up 5
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stolen in or around the escape area. at the time of escape,
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they gan give to the Richond Division as to the identity -_
oi the driver and of the red convertible. ,,
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i Reairtel indicated that a prison paroles-Fallegedly saw JOHN WILLIAM ANGLIN at the Hanover Bar-
on e ine Mile Road in Highland Springs, Va. on 10/111/53 Due
i to the source of this information, the authenticity of same was
somewhat questioned. Priority or lethal of Imliiij
DIRECTOR, FBI 5-25295!
For the information of Richmond, relet reflects that
a telephone call was reeeived at the Seat of Government on 1.0/5/63
from a man who refused to identify himself This person said that
he was acquainted with the ANGLIN brothers, having attended school
with them, and that they were presently in Washington, D C H
stated he was at the Sheraton-Park Hotel, was in fear of his life
and desired to speak with FBI Agents at the intersection in
front of the hotel He said he would be wearing black oants white
shirt and a blue coat but refused to give his name or f de ive ta uld recognize agents SA&of WFO were immedaately dispatched
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identify a late model red convertible and to information as to
the identity of the driver of this vehicle, it is noted that
during the pertinent period the San Francisco Office considered
all stolen vehicles in the Bay Area as a-potential avenue of Q
escape used by Subjects. They were in fact checked sufficientlye "
close to the mainland in the area of.Alcatraz Island to warrant Mo"
further inquiry. "Accordingly, no further'inquiries are_béing
made in this regard.- .' - _- i_ ' - a ¢_ -
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same would necessarily have had to be re-registered due to the
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Investigation has reflectedtthat this escape
plot started in the latter part of 1901 or the first
part of 1962. In addition, the description of the cell
blocks at Alcatraz is completely inaccurate. The
description of their escape relative to leaving the
cells to the roof of the prison, etc. is completely
inaccurate. In fact, the story did not even coincide
with the local
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Will report the results of recontacts being
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as well as information received concerning escapees
possibly being seen in various parts of the country.
Leads relative to the above are being handled
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ANGLIH. as advised that prior to his arrival at road gang. -
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six individuals discovered that the floor oi the "box"
was rotten and they could lake an escape. He advised the
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another direction. He could not recall the names or the
other two prisoners who accompanied hie. He advised that the
three or then traveled to Macon, Georgia, and split up. He
advised he has not seen or heard tron any oi the above ' .
live individuals since that tine, with the exception of
receiving iniormation that CLARENCE AHGLIN had been caught
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any oi the three were in his company, but promised that he
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forwarding address. Investigation reflected that they
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was cteusame H ! H E ! H lg"! 1963 at about B10 a e an a v se ,
2:30 AM he was listening to his radio at home and heard
a description of a person being sought by the FBI. He -
could not recall the name of the wanted person but did
recall a vague description including numerous tattoos.
At about 1:00 PM, August 2H, 1963, he entered the Holland
House Restaurant and observed a person sitting at a booth
who bore numerous tattoos. He described the person as
male, white, about 38 years, 160 pounds, dark wavy hair,
husky build, with a fresh cut above his nose. He was some
distance from the person but does recall large type tattoos
on his upper right arm which he thought could be a skull
and dagger. What appeared to be a coiled snake was on
this person's lower left arm. He observed this personleaving the restaurant and saw him enter a 195Hiivriii§four door, turquoise in color, 1-'d.6}'d.3&1"i plates_
Investigation at Toledo, Ohio, discloses that
at 2:27 AM, August 2h, 1963, a taped message was broad-
case by Radio Station WSPD which had previously been
prepared by SAG E. E. HARGETT, Cleveland, pertaining to
FRANK LEE mania, 10 #3584.-
On August 26, l I0 photographs, including ~MORRIS, were displayed tog-nd after studying themhe stated that the photo 6T MDHHIS appeared to l resemble the person he saw on August 214,. 1963.
said he could not make a positive identifioatio u
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IStaten Penitentiary, Alcatraz, California, discovered that
IRAIIK LEE IIJRRIS, JON WILLIAM AIIGLIR and GI.-ABENCB AHGLIII,
all inmates, had escaped tron their eella, leaving tleah-
eolored dunw races in their beds. The escape route consisted
or holes du; through the back of their cell Ialla near the
ventilator area, climbing plumbing pipe in the utility '
corridor behind the cells to the top of the cell block,
where they broke thrcmh the bare and ventilator lid onto
the root. They apparently climbed down tron the root by
nay oz the baicery anoxeatach at the rear oi the cell houaa, »
went over the chain-link fence and to the northeast chore - or the island. Investigation indicated that the eecape E! 4 .. c
evidently occurred around 10:00 PM the preceding evening. -
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ac well as a tleah-colored dually race.
0 n a that Eecapees bad left him at about - ;
PM on June ll, 1962, supposedly to retum and tinishole in the rear mall, but he had not teen-1 t e n .Later that mht ta-plated the hols in his call, W
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proceeded to the 1- F, and ascertained they had gone. Be
returned to hie cell and rent to bed.
sclained that the Escapees ma talnen a six-
foot by rourteen-foot raft made from rubberized raincoati of
inmates and three yolk lite preservers ainilarly node.
These articles had been aade and stored on top of the cell _"'-.
block imediately under the cell honae root, and llscapeea ~
had Iorked on sane in the evening atter breaking out ct
celle. They planned to escape to angel island in San
Francisco Bay and -then to the mainland, where they would
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Searches of the cells of iioapeai and in-iicoto:-idhacksaw-type blades, spoon handles with shsrpenemes, tour
flesh-colored dummy races, Popular Mechanics and "sports
Illustrated magazines containing phctogmaphsand description
as to making rubberized rafts and lifesaving-type vests, paint,gage, tape and twine between cells evidently used as a signal
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= A search or the area on top oi the cell block
indicated that same was used as a workshop by the Escapeea.
A lite preserver made from olive drab rubberized material
out from inmates raincoats, a partially completed ratt or
similar material, electric drills fashioned through use or
a motor from the prison vacuun cleaner and one through use
or a actor .cbtained from barber clippers, liquid plastic, a
homemade periscope, and miscellaneous items were located
there. A homemade wooden paddle and about 100 test oi heavy
black extension cord were located on the cell house root, and
a similar type cord was located on the beech.
On June 12, 1962, a wooden paddle was picked upnear Angel Island in San Francisco Bay, and on Jnne 15, 1962,
a homemade lite preserver was observed to wash ashore on
Fort Grcnkhite Beach, which is on the ocean side oi Golden
Gate Bridge. On June 22, 1962, another homemade lite
preserver was picked up in San Francisco Bay some 50 yards
east or Alcatraz. All ct these items were similar in appearance
and material to those recovered at the prison. On June lll,
1962, a waterproof package, apparently made or inmate raincoat
material and containing names, addresses, photographs and
personal property identifiable with the AIIGLIII brothers wasKicked up in San Francisco Bay between Angel Island and
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Ln authorized complaint Ins filed on ne 13, 1962,
before the United States domissioner at San Francisco charging
lscapees IDBRIS and the AIIILIII brothers with violation or
title l8, .-Section '!5l, Us .3; Qode. Federal narrants rareissued tor their arrest and a bond recommended in the anount mg
oi $50,000.00 each. On June 20, 1962, United States Attorney
03011. F POOLE, San Francisco, advised that siderwsive action at the proper time as to 4
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neighborhood investigation, and various inquiries in the San
Francisco Bey area have developed no information indicating
that aaeapeea arrived en the mainland. authorities indicated
that the bodies or Escapees were possibly carried out to sea
by the outgoing tide Ihich nae existent during the pertinent
period and recovery of lane remote. Interviews of relatives
or Escapees, prison inmates, former inmates, associates and
ecqnaintanoee of ieeapeee have developed no iniornatien
indicating Escapees had contacted then.F 0 0 ans'ubse$ently advised that the six-foot B14by tour - cc rs. allege y made tron innate reincoats Q
was assembled in one of the cells of Escapees. is claimed
that it was never tested to ascerta it it were seaworthy _and says that only Bscapees andinvolved in the escape
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discuss this further or in fact to s the mtter
Iith anyone bsequently volunteered that he never had
any intention c e caping from Alcatraz but merely participated
so that he night air his difficulties in court.
iarden ii 6. 7I'[]Il¢___ 5. fwnitentiary,Alcatraz, believed that &mJe tiU furnished
correct info to the escape an the participants.
Subsequently, who was in e segregated cell block,
becase a disc ' problem bited psychotictendencies. He believed tm shed additional
information as to the alleged e p 3 ven Iscapeea by prison
emloyees in the yelief that this would obtain his a transfer
from Alcatraz. BIACKHILL believed
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former 1Penitentiary, Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, and alleged by to be the outside participant in the escape, was date _
in Okiahoa City during the pertinent period.
othe sources at Oklahoma Git! indicated that
no knowledge or the whereabouts or the aecapees
no contact with then.
'1hand' =1 at as "lrorerm-11 $14a Norwegian sHi'p,Tn_JEI? I7, 1962, saw a body floating in .' Q15
the Pacific Ocean some 20 smiles northwest or the Golden Gate
Bridge or San Francisco. this body was floating race downward
with hands and test dangling down into the water. the body
was clothed in dirty white-appearing full-lenth trousers.
Upon viewing portions or trousers similar to that Iorn by
the Esoapees, they advised that the body they saw floating
could have had prison garb trousers on it ; however, they did
not make a close enough inspection to arrive at such a
deter-iination. they said they did not rewrt smhting the
body Util a later date since they were not in radio communica-
tion with the United States facilities and they were en route
to a foreign oontry. -
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Golden Gate Bridge, contained no missing body clothed in white-appiegagixag trousers other than Escapees during the pertinent
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former inmate at Alcatraz and B1presently o e United States Penitentiary, L.
Leavenworth, Kansas, advised that he had no information
relative to the escapees and he had not participated in the
escape. at various times articles, including dead bodies,
craniums, Jaubones, etc., washed ashore in the San Francisco
Bay area, but none of these have been identified with the
Escapees. .
On March 21, 1963, the last or the inmtes .
incarcerated at the United States Penitentiary, Alcatraz, 1
California, were transterred to various institutions
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cut of Alcatraz. rust prior thereto, Subject
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Qashingtong Subject 8htes tenitentiary,niaveniorth iiiii and eubiec to the nited StatenPenitentiary, Atlanta, Georgia...
Elhaestive investigation has failed to uncover any
scintia of evidence indicating that Iscapees ever reached
the mainland from Alcatraz. The only possible evidence as
to their whereabouts located is the sightim of a body floating
in the Pacific Ocean northwest of the Golden date Bridge and
which Ias attired in clothing similar to that worn by the
hocapeeo. goo ii: tmo rga-d, there nan no othor Qdividrhl
missing from the San Francisco Bay area during the pertinent
period who was so attired.
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_ With respect to prosecution as to the lecapees,
sane has already been initiated with the filing of a complaint
on June 13, 1962 and if they should be located the U. 8.
attorney has indicated that prosecution will follow." in this
regard, to prove their offense one needs only to prove that
they were located at a place other than the U. 5. Penitentiary,
Alcatraz, California. It is also noted that guards are available
to testify that holes tad been knocked into the ventilator areas
of their cells and that they were not present.
were were __oles._oa_e_ _.- -__o oe__e o- ._eee too md.1_vidu..ale,
which had been carefully camouflaged. It was not possible
through Laboratory examination to determine when these holes
had been drilled or when they had been camouflaged. Neither
of these individuals had done sufficient work in their cells it
at any time to allow then to leave sane.
s located in, his cell by the jg-'prison o r . 92 c that he had completed diggim -_
in the vicinity of the ventilator area in his cell and_he
could _have left his cell and proceeded to the roof an did - '
the Escapees. In this regard he admits that he went to the-
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or tne prison out round that they nae .|.ert. ne ciazuseu
that he had Just participated in the escape attempt so that
he could bring his personal problems to the attention or the
_ court and that he never intended to leave the penitentiary.
The former warden at Alcatraz, OI-Ill G. BLAOKIEI-L, advised ongvertgl occasions pre d to, the dosing ot
ca haas t t Sab,1ect .nd%sd both exhibited
psychotic tendencies _c cause w eir isolated contine-
Ient ontseveral occasions. In view or the closing or Alcatraz,
it is Qlily pliable that presecutive action sill he
relative to those individuals who did not escape.
PHY3ICAL EVIDHIOB FOR
PROSEO'U'1'IO!I OP SUBJIOTS LReport or S ated at San Francisco
August 20, 1962, pages ug con- ins descriptive data
relative to the physical evidence obtained in this latter.
|ln_add.1_.tion, the pureed pa:pp!_:1et_"lIationside Criminal Activities,Idated August lb, 1902, entitled The Alcatraz Escape carries .
additional descriptive data and pictures relative to this
escape, mich has been described as one or the sost ingenious
escapes ever attempted from a penitentiary. I.'he Bureau has
been furnished with a great number oi photographs depictirg
much or the material recovered. Physical evidence has been
stored with the II. 8. J@J:gh__gl at Ti_
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It is proposed that consideration be given to
e obtaining the physical evidence in this setter and that
sane be prepared by the Bureau for exhibit purposes in
Washington, D. G.
It is realized that in Bureau cases wherein final
prosecutive action has not occurred, that the evidence is -
' always maintained in a secure position any £ro|s_ the_P92IP;1c "*
eye and the press. '1'his is s_. unique type case wherein there
would be tremendous national interest exhibited by the movie .
industry, television and radio industry, the press, as well . _
as the American public, who would be afforded the opportunity '
to sic the exhibit. This exhibit could be so prepared and
encased with glass or other protective coverings that the
material would still be oi evidentiary value.
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It is realised that in lost every case which the
Bueau handles, it is not possible to sake available throgh
public sedia evidence or background or a setter since to do
so night jeopardize prosecution. In this particular case it
is believed that proeeettien of the Eeeapeee could be had
successrully without the physical evidence relative to their
escape since their sere absence tron the institution is
sufficient tor prosecution. Since it is necessary in so
nany natters to make little comment to the press and public
media, or in fact to asks no comment, it ie felt that thie
would convey to then the distinct impression that we are
willing to furnish then with material of interest if it is
possible within the trasewort or our investigative
responsibilities.
The above suggestion is being rurnished with the
Bueau's interests at heart since it is felt that the
preparation and display or such an exhibit would greatly
enhance the Breauls stature as well as be or possible
investigative assistance in this matter.
Should the Bueau decide that action in this
manner should be considered, then approval or such a plan
could have to be obtained by the San Francisco Qirice iron
the U. 8. Attorney at San Francisco and then through
subsequent contact by the Breau with the Department of
Justice. It is believed that this could be acconlished
it determined to be in the best interests or the Bureau.
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The SAC, San Francisco has recommended that suitable
exhibit be prepared tor the tour route at the Bureau concernigg
the escape or three inmates from the United States Penitentiary,
Alcatraz, California, ° 6 12-62. No trace has been found of
the escapees, and active fugitive investigations are still in
progress. Special Investigative Bivieien, thereiere, ieile that
an exhibit such as this should not be prepared at this time. It
is recommended, thereiore, that this be routed to the Crime
Record; Division tor their comments.
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inmate of the USP, Lewisburg, identity unknown-P .
but who:-.. he eoeld identify from e photograph, told his: to get
in touch with ANGLIN and tell him to get out of _the Penitentiary
and come to Florida. The unknown inmate would have a.boate_ -
waiting for ANGLIN off the coast of Florida. Hessa not .-delivered, as ANGLIN had already been transferred. {P
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no knowledge of association between ANGLIN and j
pointed out there could have been.
. Warden OLIN G. BLACKWELL, USP, Lewisburg, former Warden e
at Alcatraz at the time of escape,_stated he is convinced all
subjects are dead. .
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is acquainted wi claimed he did not
know ANGLIN. He any know subjects whereabouts '
and stated he only knew what he read in the papers.
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