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vansville, Ipdiana,_ig a bar wwp informedeher they hed_esoaped*,from Alcatraz Penitentiary, J. _; ' JL " '
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escapees an read or heard about the escape through news media
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related she .a.nddrinking atthe u Bar in Evansvi e,
. _Indiana, on e evening of June 27, 1962, between 5:30 and .
A l;6:00 PM and became acquainted with two men in the nex;_booth,
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paying for same with several bills
from a ro thereafter, all went to the V. and P.
Tavern, Vine and Pennsylvania, Evansville, Indiana, then later they
' ' k's Bar., She stated both-men asked her and . =' .
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Lsuch cards or papers or wallete. She stated she asked why, and¥c'her and
@~the men told her they had escaped from a penitentiary and were-.f
running away. She stated she asked where they escaped from,-4"
being skeptical of their story, and they told her they had
escaped from Alcatraz. "' _ .2 .
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l one did not make it. She stated they told her anyone could p a
_ escape from Alcatraz provided he could swim. she stated she had~ =1,
no idea where Alcatraz was located, and the men told her of swimming
~. a "big-river" after theirescape. She stated these men told her *'V J _ 3.?4 . .1-_,, , ; they came to Evansville, Indiana, onfednesday,@Jhhe 27, 1962,; -' _by bus. a- - 1 Y'*' w »"' ' "" .~5-5~'. ,' *_ .,<' **¢ ,="
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tainted she informed them, -she hadeto
appear in court the next morning in Evansville, and the men tried
to talk her out of appearing in court. She stated they tried to
telkher into scicompanying -them; -She -stated they mentioned -
they intended to go to Mount Vernon, Indiana, J-bO;1~OOk around,"and if they ?,_did not make out there, "e theyintended to 50 over l
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On June 18, 1962, Warden om 0. amcxwant, United
States Penitentiary, Alcatraz, California, made available a
postcard postmarked at San Francisco, June 16, 1962, 8:30 p.m.,
addressed to "Warden, Alcatraz Prison, Alcatraz Island, V
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This card was received by warden BLACKWELL on June 18, -1962. He pointed out that this is probably a "phony" since all {
prisoners have their mail addressed to Box lR76, Alcatraz,
California, and this address is indelibly stamped in their mind.
San Francisco communication to the Director dated
June 18, 1962, forwarded this communication for handwriting
comparisons with the Escapees. A communication received from
the Bureau dated June 21, 1962, advised that the handwriting on
the postcard was not written by CLARENCE ANGLIN.
The signatures of JOHN WILLIAM ANGLIN and FRANK LEE
MORRIS, as listed on the fingerprint cards maintained in the
Identification Division, Washington, D. C., were not sufficiently
comparable writings to permit a detailed comparison with the
printings on the postcard; however, nothing of particular
significance was noted during the comparison of the writings
on the postcard with the fingerprint signatures of JOHN ANGLIN
and FRANK LEE MORRIS.
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On June 13, 1962, Associate warden ARTHUR M. DOLLISON,
United States Penitentiary, Alcatraz, advised that at 3:35 p.m.
that date he had received a long distance telephone call reported-
ly from Atlanta, Georgia, wherein the caller identified himself
as FB_192.NK MQBBIS =
DOLLISON stated the caller tried to call collect and
when the call was not accepted by Alcatraz, the caller then
paid for the call.
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tion with something to the effect that "I guess you're glad to
know I'm alive." DOLLISON inquired as to how the escape was
made. lhe caller replied that a driftwood raft was constructed.
DOLLISON asked where the Escapees had landed, and the caller in-
quired as to the reason for the warden's question. The caller
then replied that they had landed over where the boats come in.
DOLLISON stated that the caller was vague and indefinite as to
where the landing had allegedly occurred.
DOLLISON volunteered that he had talked on more than
one occasion to FRANK MORRIS. He said MORRIS was a quiet
individual who did very little talking. DOLLISON advised that
it was his opinion the caller's voice was not that of MORRIS.
This information was imediately relayed to the Atlanta
Office for identification of the caller.
investigation was conducted by
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c June 26, i96a, Warden om c. snacnmu, United
lcatraz, made availableOn
States Peni , A
near iii
Lincoln. She that a man who claimed to have escaped from
Alcatraz tied her up an held her captive all night on June 18,
1962. Thereafter, this individual took her gold watchcase, her
12-l point diamond ring, and $75-O0 in cash. This individual
rqgggtgli-igld her that the Catholic Chaplain at Alcatraz was-L;,4:_aqnd also that if he is caught, he wou et l2O """'days on num er one diet and five years extra time.
n _ e said she was able to untie herself after her captor
and as far as she knows, he has not been found by the police. '
Chaplain at the United States Penitentiary, Lewisburg, Pennsyl-
vania, but had not been in such a capacity at Alcatraz. In the
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years.
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at great variance with subjects and when shown photographs
of subjects with many others, she advised the intruder was
definitely not one of the subjects.
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he qua!!!-U1ted States Pe en ary, ca raz,
's absence between the hours of 11:00
a.m. and 1:00 p.m. through a partially opened rear kitchen winow.
The only thing round missing from the house was a quantity of
small change fro a glass piggy bank in one of the bedrooms,
although soe of the change was left in the piggy bank, which
has a screw top. Nb food, clothing or other articles which
would be considered useful to the Escapees was noted missing by
the householders.
ihis home borders on a large busy playground utilized
by the children of employees living on Alcatraz. ihe backyard,
where the window is located, is not visible from any other
spot on the island. From the evidence availalbe, entrance to
the house was made through the window. The piggy bank is made
in the shape of an animal of clear glass with a corrugated or
lined surface simulating hair, which prevents recognition and
the obtaining of good latent prints. There were latent prints
noticed on the window; however, they were very streaked as
though the hands had slid over the glass when manipulating the
window. There were some possible finger impressions on the
wooden window sill. Fro the size of the prints noted, they
appeared to be those of Juveniles.
Idfts were made of the prints where possible and the
section of the window sill was removed. The aforementioned
material was sent to the Identification Division, Latent Finger-pgégt Section, by San Francisco comnnication dated June 22,
B communication dated June 27, 1962, from the FBI
Identification Division, information was received that the latent .
fingerprints consisting of lifts, as well as an examination of
the portion of the window sill for latents, had been conducted,
and it was determined that none or the prints were of an value.
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will maintain contact with relatives and acquaintances
for information relating to ANGLIN brothers.
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brothers -
during past
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picked up by person resembling FRANK LEE MORRIS,interviewed at "Atlanta.iu.nable to furnish p. detailed description of suspect or automobile ~ -
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The below listed relatives of the ANGLIN brothers
were contacted, and they were aware that they had escaped from
prison. They all stated that they had not seen the brothers
for some years. They further stated they would advise the
Federal Bureau of Investigation if they received any information,
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from Chattanooga to Atlanta, and was picked up at the corner '
of East Lake and Ponce De
individual whom he thought
escapees. He stated he ro
short time, and_$ot out of
tand'278 div ust Eastl oi Atlanta. Esau! he
p.m., but_could not recall
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who had given him a ride.
mingled with photographs 0Leon Avenues in Atlanta by an H. -
resembled one of the Alcatraz
de with this individual only a
the car where U. S. Highways 78 . .
of nvondale Estates on the outskirts
was picked up about 11:00 or 12:00
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Inrornation copiea have been deaignated tor Atlanta,
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aide in thoae divisions. rive eepiee oi thin report were do;
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JOHII IILLIAI AHGLIH in 1956 and obtain any iniorlation con-
tained in the records oi possible value to this investi
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so leads can be set tort}; tor his interviev.
, believed drowned tvo years ago, '
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determine iron hether BISHOP is alive and the
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evidence II-I tonnd that CURING! IJGLIN ll CARL IILLIAI
KILLER, 10810 Rebraeka Ave., Taapa, chaeed a 1I56.Pontiac
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JOHN IILLIAI AIGLIR because had gotten into s0 such
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, Itwhich tins he advised he I111 imsdiutely notify the TulpaDivision it any word or rulor is received by runily numbers
regarding the escspses, e tdvissd that tc date, ac tcrdhas been received by the tunily and the Ialily does not
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viie tor over an hour beiore calling the FBI, and
it is suggested that she night possibly have convinced his
that he night have seen the ARGLJH brothers,
Immediate re-contacts with all available relatives,
associates and sources developed no additional iniornation
to substantiate the poss GLIR brotherswere the sen observed I .
Late:-, advised she was convincedxge sen her hnsban were no CLARENCE and JOHN IILLIAH
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Iniornation developed identiiying relatives or -
subjects residing or traveling in other Divisions has been
furnished by teletype or eirtel to thcse.divisicns and
the oiiice oi origin, and this iniornation is not beingrepeated in this report. " e _ .
a All leads developed tor other divisions during
Tnnpa's investigation were set forth by airtel or teletype
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were planning an escape fros Alcatraz an had no knowledge
concerning the actual escape or attested escape and their
knowledge was lisited to the infornation they obtained from
newspapers and television.
The AIGLII brothers ilediate fasily all expressed
the hope that they will be found alive and sell, but if alive,
they prefer their immediate apprehension by the FBI before the
AIGLII hrothers cosit serious crises or are killed in their
efforts to avoid apprehension. The family advises that CLAh£ICl
and JOB IILLIAI AIGLII sore closer to their brother, ALIRID BA!
ABGLIR, who is now serving a sentence at the U. B. prison at
Atlanta, Georgia than with any other sesher of the fasily. It
was noted during this investigation that the sajority of the
nsnhers of the ihhlh fsnily sort es fruit pichers and they
often travel to other parts of the United States to pick iruit
during the harvest seasons.
Relatives contacted were furnished with the telephone
number of the FBI Office at Tnapa, Florida. All appeared co-
operative and all epressed their desire to cooperate with the
FBI and advised they would notify the Tnnpa Division isnodiately
if they receive any information of any nature concerning the
escapees.
All relatives contacted were advised of the provisions t
of the Federal Hhrboring Statute.
All acquaintances and eployers contacted, as set
forth in this report, expressed their willingness to cooperate
with the FBI in the apprehension of fugitive subjects, shouldit be he survived their escape from Alcatraz, ,e:cept as set forth in the report of his
interview.
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AIGLII IubJoctl, JOHN IILLIAI and CLLIIICIAIGLII, at any kind uinco tho AIGLII boy:
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Inn received rz-on hie e t three or ton: Ieeke previooe to thie
iatcrvicc. they said they ha: ac'&.c=-lodge oi the aiaaaed escape
end that enhjecte CLABIIICI end JOE! IILLIAI AIIGLIII end IRAN! LII
IOBBIB were nnknon to then. me! neid that they did not know
en; eeeoc i any oi the enhjecte oi thin investigation, -
including o night be contacted by the tugitivee and both
iroiiieii their inn cooiei-i.uoh" in the event iii of the eniajeeticontacted then.ldrieed that ehe inrni orlntion Lto the IB i reunite in the apprehension o £0110!-]__-kn
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Along the subject JOE! IILLIAI AIGLIII 'being maintained t Tampa, Florida "1958,vgem¥ear as 0 Inn and address @-h i
The iollowing investigation was conducted by 8i_on July 8, 1962 at Davenport, Ilorida:
daugh-ter had one date with one oi then heiore aw. At
that tilé, the QQL!!! hrn-"I reside-I. at inDavenport, ,I'1orida andpdaughter was introducted to thenby another couple resi in; at the sale residence.
s shown oi theA1211! are - -he had one
in; tot she lay have. Sheadvised she oied ihei-y after her date with iii.,i.nTz and has
had no contact with his since.
Qathey raided there iron dune ii, 1957 untii eptenher 12,
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their associations have been linited to the sending and receivingor Christna and birthday cards, and they have not othcorresponded or been in contact with JOE! AIGLII. The
advised they do not hnos CLARHCI ARGLII.
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Ilorida. Heetatedthat he worked vith JOEK IILLIAI AIIGLIH at the Tropicana
Conpany in Bradenton, Florida, and this eqaloynent occurred at
least a year before JOE? nvicted or bank robbe1'! and sentenced to prison. dvieed he had never ac-tua1lJ;y get CLABEHCE LRGLI , although he has seen hin and knows
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correspon ence or any other means vith either CLARBECB or JOHN
IILLILII AJIGLIH since their incarceration and had no inror-nation
concerning the escapees tron Alcatraz other than that which he *
re.-.d in the 2.-eespamrs.
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the Iedera son at Lewieburg, Pa., but has had no centact oi
no contact with
JOE! LIGLII has been incarcerated.
not acquainted with subject
was contacted on June 1
on Jnly 3, 1963 by llssince
h,011.
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and
to rederal prison tor bank H
robbery, she had considered herseli a girl triend or JOHN IILLIAI
AIGLII. She advised that she had no knowledge oi the planned .
escape oi subjects, had not been in contact in any way with any
oi the subjects oi this investigation, but knew the AIGLII tasily
92 had advised JOHN IILLIAI oi her sarriage and did not reel that
the AIGLII brothers would consider contact with her.
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in July s, ma, advieed Basgand £74that he did not hno! eu__eete QLABQECE an- =.EHLH except ae neabere ot the AIGLIII taaily, and
no intoraa hadtlon which light aeeiet in this inveetlgation. noadvised, however, that he enoloya 8 or 8 local boye tor tar!
work and he would be alert for talk about the ARGLIRb or tor
any word concerning then or possible value to the !BI.
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Ilorida. Bhe atated about or 3 nontha aiter ahe net CLLIIICI
and JOHN Alqhil, both nen were arrested in Ohio by the IBI tor
bank robbery. She atated that ahe then wrote to CLAIIICI AIGLII
during the iirat teo or three nontha oi hia incarceration, but
he did not -nae her letters aa ahe III preaching to bin" and
ehe eteppee %9!?9SP9E§9209i .5he etetee thet thie tee three er
three and one-halt yearn ago and ahe haa had no contacts oi any
kind with CLAIINCI or JOHN IILLIAI AIGLII or with other acnbere
oi their ianily lince that tine.
Spot check
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Joly 6, 1962 by 815
on July 9, and 10, ..
CLARENCE AHGLIH and the iolloiing iive non escaped
da State Road Carp at Perry Florida on April 30, 1952:.QIIQQ Ii.
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He adviaed that he hae a high
AIGLII and oonaidera hie a iriend, but eaid he hae not
eeen CIARHICI AIGLII einoe the! were erreeted at Lroogville.:10:-£3. and returned to thefpriaon oaap aiter their eaoape attempt
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ltated he had no knowledge oonoerhing any other
anbjecte oi thie investigation and aaid he had no 1I1Ol'lll10ll oo
oerning the ehereahonte oi CLLRIIIOI or any other enbjecte, but
_ that he would not tell the FBI or other law entoreenent agency
- ii he did have, any knowledge. A Ile aaid he had no knoeledge con-
cerning any acqnaintancee, aeaooiatee or relativea oi any oi
the inhjeoti, hat if no did, ho ionld not toll the FBI or other
law enioroenent agency and he aloe adviaed that ii CLABIICI LIIGLII
contacted hin ior help, he eonld help ARGLIII and eaid he nae"pulling tor the eecapeea all the way. A
The following intonation Ian developed
other tour nen who escaped with CLARIICI AIGLIII and
IUBBAYLEROYALLEH 'the b7tL_
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should be noted that during investigation oi the
Alnbenn bank robbery tor which ALFRED, CIARIICI end JOB
IILLIAII ANGLIR Vere eent to prison, it one determined thn
subject JOHN IILLIAI
1957 to Janna;-v 1958
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contacted on June 12 1962by 811 Ihe no e
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INC! or ARGLIII since their trisl tor bsnh robbery
in ilsbnas. She said she had corresponded with JOHN LIGLIII,
but he*hn.s not written to her since he Ins trnnsterred iron
the U. S. Prison at Lewisburg, Pn. to Leave ison, buthe has sen in; cards each Christmas t nd to herchildren. dvised that she obtained i ion aboutJOHN ANGLI rough reading his letters to his parents. She
also advised she Inst wrote to JOHN ANGLIR shout; n sonth hero:-e
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she heard he had escaped tree Alcatraz. She olained no knowledge
that the escapees were planning an escape or oi their whereabouts.
She advised that it JOB IILLIAI AIULII nade good his escape
attenpt, he will call or contact her. She
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now boys drowned and she is inclined to agree this
is possible because it they were a he ieels certain theywgzg eoehow let their nether an know they were all '
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adv knowledge oi
she does not consider cum or 1.111 dangerous. 510
hhe sdvised thht she hhihthihs clese cohthct tith the hhhlh _
family in Ruskin, Florida. She said JOHN ARGLIR was wery.£ond
oi his nether; that CLARENCE hinseli and neither -
cared Inch torsubjects
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Contacts
July and 6 and
on July 3, 1962 by
urn:l.ehed I10 additional intonation con-
cerning an ec I an that iurniahed by his viie. He
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through JOHN, but knew very little about then.
-I J .I L I_ J J Liuviieu no nan no inoileuii or theescape tron glcatraz or the whereabouts or the tive
Be aaid he read in the
At ll:i0 p.n., July 2, 1962
that about dusk :30 p.n.! on July 2, ving '
and passed a 1959 or 1960, dull dark red or aaroon Corvair,
tvo door Sedan with two aen, the driver and a passenger, in -
the iront seat. he said the driver appeared to have long aide-
burns and he thought that could have been JOE! AIGLII. lb laid
he got only a glimpse oi the driver and other occupant as he
passed the car, but because or a aiailarity of appearances_
between the driver and JOB AIGLIH, he circled the block and
again passed the car. This tile, the driver appeared to have
hunched dosh, hot he got h glihpce oi his proiile ehd else
thought the other nan possibly favored CLARENCE ARGLIH. He
advised that tron these too brie! glimpses of the nen, he con-
considered the possibility that the driver could possibly haveadvised
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been J9! AQGL1! and the other nan GL5
b7noted that the Oorvair Ian tiret nanutactured ,:'in 1960. advised he did not ebeerve the liceaae qh
plate on the rvair and the only dietinguiehing ieature he
could recall concerning the ttu aha iii that the driver had
long eideburne, but aa he recalle, the driver'e race eae thinner
and aore dravn than the photographe oi JOII AIGLII ehich appear
on the FBI Ianted tlyere and identitication ordere. In laid hedidlnot eee the teaturee of the paeeenger in the Corvair. heiab that **- **d "- -* '"' "' **II-I I91. III ill? JUIII lliihll OIIIIwere long mum. Baid that the only other thing he re-
calle Iae that the nen uore light-colored ehirte.
' laid thie incident occurred vhen he Ill
driving vent on ieneington Avenue, which ie in the reeidential
area oi the eouthveet portion or Tunpa, Florida. he eaid the
Corvair cane eouth on Renellie Drive South, turned eaet on
Ieneington Avenue and paeeed hin. lb thought the Corvair vae
headed toeardi:.leuth Ianhattan Avenue ehere he livee, eo he
vent eouth on Iineington one block to Euclid Avenue to circle
the block and tollov the Corvair, but the Corvair did not go
to South hanhattan, but vent eouth on I. Royal Paln Circle
and again paeeed hin on Euclid going vent quite iaet touard
South Ieetahore Boulevard and leade dir~
to St. Ilorida.
then
incident
until shortly alter 11:00 n_n._Ihen thev
Tnnpa Odtice oi the IBIadvised he could turniah no other iniornation conJ!r!!ng the
aen he observed in the Oorvair or the Corvair iteeli.
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have eeen the brothere, but aiter dincuneing thin
incident nan; tines Iith her husband, ahe in ow convinced. o
he did not see then. '
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Labor, Cold loo at $1.25
Ihite hale, eingle, tee
dependentl parente!, date oi
birth: lay 2, 1930, Georgia,
age 37, Phone Io. 47-7793
Previous elploynent Iarner
Educat ion
Ruakin,laneAddreee
Poeition
Deaoription
eehool, C yeare,
echool, year,
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9dvieed that the aubglect could have been
eplcyed a picana prior to 1957, however, detailed eploy-
nent records were not kept by the company until early 1956
and the only intornation available on the earlier recorde
Iould be tine and attendance. .
:Iurther stated that the eubject vae not
recommended Ior rehire eince he eae releaeed on account oi his
inability to naeter the Job and to aeaaure up to the required
ncnte and because or poor attendance.
The "iarn wort" listed by the eubject on the above
enploynnt records was probably in the Ruskin at eitherthe Council Earns or on a iarn owned by the atanily,TIOPICAIA FRUIT CCRAI! " 57£a!;Zn
on -mo nu. 1wen.Tropicana Fruit Company, 1001 _ venue ., Bradenton, Ilorida,
the eraonnel record available or JOE! I. AIBLII to BA
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hired Iariona aeabera oi the LIGLII :Iaai1y inclading Ciwonnl tor work, and that o. L. counén. died about a year
age. oat his tara and aoved north seven or eight
years ago "current addreaa was not known.
Iniornation waa developed during oontaote
have been
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o ea, an %uaFeentaetee-
o advise AIGL rothera had
never een esp oye on their nt had been arrested forateaiing toole belong to thetarn. 'i'hie arrest was by
the 8heri:I:I'a Oice, Hillaborou County, Tampa, Ilorida.
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a contractor w"ho
She Ruskin was interviewed June 12, 196% by
He advised that he had eaployed subject
years ago as a laborer tor part-tine work.
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Oil Coup . He said Gandy u ovard, Tnnpa, called the Ajax any
the business wae delivering iuel oil to r JOB]! .
AHGI.-III worked there tor about one month.
d that when JOHN IILLIAI AIIGI.-Ill was rooming e
residence in Tnapa i r part oi 1957, J -
e tor a short while at Shell Service Station,
him-L =§1i=v1<;= ETATIQE - '
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that this station is now not
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OLARHOII AJIGLII LII M3318 as anyone he had ever
seen. he said he recognized photographs or JOE! IILLIAI AJIGLII
as a helper he had eaployed tor _two or three onthsiaight
shirt at his shell-station. he stated that this e'njp1o_ysent'vas -
in the latter part or 1957. He could not reoa11the' sane being
need by JOB! IILLIAI AIGLII at that time and state'dfhe'kne1 c:|!
no associates or JOB! IILLIAI AIGIJJI and had received ncaord
concerning his since his esployaent.
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Tampa, Florida B1.=d$'e::: -naintained by
t JOB
and his brother
talked
her husband the
and in Ohio. '8he" said she
knows oi no associates or triends o:Iithe'iIGLIIbrothe '
m oi their zlaailly have eorhed'.'£or"th?said she had no reason to be1ie've'that the boys '
won con act her husband and statodtha't her husband was soon
leaving tor Ohio tor the harvest season. ' - '_ ' . .. __ ......
On July wasinterviewed by Si ' a e _I'l_I ny y e"_"b1 Lproduce business w s rather, in "one." He" stated B10
that a11 the A361-Ill taaiily or Ruskin re worked tor than at
one tine or another. He said that "s'ub;|ect' JOB! IILI.-Ill AIGLII _.
2-..: scheduled. to tor!-. zer his in the sneer '¥nth-- but ma!-.__ ~
eitted the bank robbery tor which incarcerated."
advised that he does not plan to re-O-eaploy-any_ o _the. _.
Iasily this coming susler. Be adv re1ati9_I;§h__ .
between his ianily and his brother nd the O
A1IGLIHswas strictly employer-eaployee relat one ip, and was "
not a social relationship. He stated that JOE! IILLILI ANGLII
was a good worker, but very quiet and you never _kneI-whathe...
was thinking. He said he did not kliOI_Ih0 any ct JOEH IILLIAI _
A.HGLl'.H's Iriends were. Be stated that he had no inio1.'IIat:Lon_
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concerning the cacapoca. Ho aim advised that the LIIGI-III
£13111 1| I. C1080 £13113, but to did lit bolicvo that the V
LIGLII boy: would rick I. contact with their pu-on-tn, to:-_ tou-
thoy would turn than in to cnthorition.
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to receiving this intonation and their whereabouts are
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Iurther advised that gglahg made any_ inqniries_ or_her cos_-cerning either or them She will advise the FBI it she
receives any iniorsat on ne.
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vorking tor the Beneficial Finance Company in the 1957-19
period, but she vonld check her records tor possible interna-
ti ng the LIGLIIM. On July 13, 1962, she advised8 hat she had ionnd that in 1961 the Beneiicialfinance Company had discarded all tiles through 1958. She said
she checked all other records at this oiiice and round no
reierence to the A.NGLIlIs, and she a that the recordscontain no into:-nation concerning e
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the enb;|ects and state she did not hnov any oi the three
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REIDEHCE OI AI-I'BI|J and CLARENCE LRGLIR - 1957-1958
During the investigation concerning the bank robbery
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that ALFRED AIIGLII and CLARENCE AIIGLII had resided at 10010
Nebraska Avenue, Talpa, Florida iron Iovenber 22, 1957 until
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having tenants bearing their nanes. it the tins oi this con-
ta the tour cottages was occupied and this vas-
by oi Evanston, Indiana, vho advised that he
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events he reads about in the newspapers, or hears about
on this radio and television.
_stated his son has no informationconcerning cap ioned m d no in soever otherthan his curbsity. SAadvised of theconfidential nature of resu s of FBI nves gations,
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92 WILLIAM ANGLIN and CLARENCE ANGLIN.
_ said that he and-plan to put their idea in
92 uriting in the preparatiOn of a script or story concerning this92 incident which they then hope to sell to some agency or company
i connected with the television industry with the ultimate thoughtof having a 30-minute or hour story on television in this regard. +92 He stated he had no formalized plans at this point as to who
he i 1 would refer such a story or script to, except that the idea {%x;,/is for a television program.
-advised that the over-all general format of such
a program would be a short portion of time devoted to the
background of the three escapees, including such items as what
led their lives to crime, various crimes they have participated
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He said the majority of the story would be devoted in a dramatic
fashion to the details of the escape. He said their present
thinking is that professional actors will be utilized; however,
there would be no speaking parts and the entire story would be
narrated by someone. He continued
of the escape, they intend to develop the idea of two possible" _
endings to the-story, one relating
part of the three individuals, and
to the possibility of their having
,3 with respect to the details
of the escape, he said that he didthat.with respect to details .
to the actual escape on the ;
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drowned in San Francisco Bay.
of the escape and the enactment
not anticipate any authority -
from the Bureau of Prisons to utilise the actual Alcatraz
Penitentiary but did have in mind the possible reconstruction
of the various areas of the penitentiary on a television set.
He said that being in the news media business he realized
that the FBI, since the announcement of the escape, has maintained
a strict no comment to any inquiry made; however, he said that e
he was coming to the FBI not in an effort to obtain'details
relative to the escape but, rather, to ascertain if we could
furnish him with certain points relative to the background and
past history of the subjects involved. Specifically, he requested
the following information:
l. What personality and characteristic background
we could give concerning each individual, such
as indications of short temper, IQ rating, any
indications of mental instability, general
attitude toward society, and any-other items that
go into the make-up ofja person. 1' - -
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2. Educational records of these individuals;
specifically, the identity of the schools they
attended, how far they progressed and grades
achieved.
3. The general attitude of each individual involved
at the time of their various arrests. For
example, as to whether they were cooperative 5
in admitting their violations, whether they*were
surly, reaction to law enforcement at the time, 1'
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whether they were close to any one person in
the family--mother, father, brother or sister;
whether they have maintained correspondence with
them, received visits from members of the family!
and if so, which particular member visited or .
wrote_to them more so than the others; their
family situation from the standpoint of wife, _
children, and their attitude toward the family.
_wa5 advised that, of course, the files of the FBI
are considered confidential. He said that he realized this _
fact, particularly with respect to a pending investigation such
as the escape. However, he said that he intended to contact
the Bureau of Prisons, both here and at Alcatraz and through
appropriate authorities in Washington, D. C., in an effort to
obtain not only the information requested of this office but,
also, any information he can get concerning details of the
escape. He said that while he has no deadline he did have in
mind_formulating his ideas to the point of writing to have apresentation in approximately two weeks.- _i" ' ¥;7:
nwas advised that this office would be unable to furnish
him the iniormation he requested in view of the fact that this
is a pending investigation; however, he was furnished with copies
of the Identification Orders which had Previously been madeavailable on a nation-wide basis.
This information ' being furnished to the Bureau inview of the fact that intends to attempt to develop this
situation into a television program and for the informati
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Age: 31, horn May 11. 1931, Donalsonville. Georgia notr - ..5' ll"- -omplezron:
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Saar: and Marlts: Scar left side of I-IPPEI lip, scar between eyes, scar tight forearm.
cut scar riqltt ring finger: tattoos, RZONA and scroll Ieii arm, iNITA* upper right arm
Fingerprint Classification: 18 O 27 W IOO 21 0
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I Q5 Anqlin has been convicted of burqlary, bank robbery and attempted escape.
CAUTION
ANGLIN HAS BEEN CONVICTED OF BANK ROBBERY AND WAS IN POSSESSION OP
FIREARMS WHEN LAST ARRESTED. I-IE HAS A PREVIOUS RECORD OF ESCAPES.
CONSIDER EXTREMELY DANGEROUS.
A Federal warrant was issued on June 13, I962: at San Francisco, California, char_qinq Anqlln wit?
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Height: 5'10" Complexion: Ruddy» H ' Weight: 140 pounds Race: White _
Build: Medium Narianalify: American L A =" -7' Eyes: Blue Occupations: Farmer, laborer 7
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Scar: and Maris: Scar left side of forehead, scar on left forearm near wrist, scar left QI _ . ~ -' side of abdomen. small scar left cheek
-" Fingerprint Classification 20 L 29 W I00 18: i!-r..iur%$ri -. .**"'?_--1 1 11 n UU1
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f _ AnqL|.n has been convicted of qrcmd larceny and bank robbery.
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ANGLIN HAS BEEN CONVICTED OF BANK ROBBERY AND WAS IN POSSESSION
OF FIREARMS WHEN LAST ARRESTED. HE HAS A PREVIOUS HISTORY OR AT-
TEMPTED ESCAPE. CONSIDER EXTREMELY DANGEROUS. -
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1-"on im-"o DALLAS, as sr 11:1. ADVISED WARDEN OLIN c. BLACKUELL,
FORTYSEEEN 5- PENITENTIARY, ALCATRAZ, CALIF, ADVISED JULY TUENTYSEVEN
INSTANT THAT '1~MATE
nan JULY rwzuwv szvzu ADVISED ASSOCIATE ARTHUR DOLLISON or
THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION.
ADVISED THAT auo'rr:_unauo'r1:, A cusronm. ox-rxczn
run ALCATRAZ on uxcnr nuwv nuaxnc THE mourns or F:B., nnncu, AND APRIL
SIXTY TWO, ALLEGEDLY RECEIVED OR WAS TO RECEIVED FINE HUNDRED DOLLARS
FROM SUBJ FRANK LEE MORRIS ASSIST SUBJS IN ESCAPE FROM ALCATRAZO
_s'm'1-:n mrr QUO'IE_ uuauon: wno 1s 521.11-:vrn TO BE
ALCATRAZ cusronm. orrxcza EMPLOYEE or szvznm.
YRS., WAS TO RECEIVE ADDITIONAL TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS FROM SUBJ NORRIS
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01- ESCAPEES AFTER ms? REACHED MAINLAND. A
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A FRIEND OF JOHN ANGLIN AND FORMER INMATE LEUISBURG PEN-, LEWISDURG,
PA», APPARENTLY WHILE JOHN ANGLIN WAS ALSO INMATE AT LEWISBURG, TO SECUE
CAR IN ORDER TO EFFECT THEIR ESCAPE. A . - ." '
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l It ia noted that interviews conducted with relatives,
rriends, and former associates of the escapees, has developed no
information reflecting that the escapees hare, in any manner,
communicated with those individuals.
Interviews conducted with former inmates developed
no information reflecting the escapees have communicated with
those individuals.
The offices receiving copies or this communication n
must continue to insure that all relatives, friends, associates, nor contacts or the escapees immediately report to the Bureau and 92
the Ban Francisco Orfice, the receipt of any information indicating92that the escapees were successful in reaching shore. i
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All offices must be alert to the possibility that 1
the escapees were successful in reaching shore and that theymight eventually attempt some form of contact with relatives, nfriends or associates. However, no information has be-n developed
indicating that the escapees -d in fact reached sh--=.
BSCAPEES AT -' E ARE ALL CONVICTED =- HOBEBS
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i Summary: - Inmates Morris and the
two Anglia brothers escaped from Alcatraz
on June 12, 1962. An inma.te
alleges 0'. custodiili Lofcer was bribed
by Morris to assist the escape.
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JOHN ANGLIN WAS ALSO AN INHATE AT LEWISBURG, TO SECURE A CAR IN ORDER
110 EFFECT THEIR ESCAPE. blH .,_ ,
F _ADVISED THA Is LIVING IN OKLAHOMA cmr,
ADDRESS unxuowu, AND THAT-BELIEV1-IS THE ANGLIN BROTHERS ARE HITH
STATED THAT HE wouLD NOT TESTIFY To THE FOREGOING
92 INFORMATION IN COURT BUT WILL ovna THE WEEKEND HDITE OUT ALL INFORMA-
TION IN HIS POSSESSION WHICH HE HILL FURNISH To ASSOC LATI-
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ON JULY THREE ZERO NEXT, WHICH HILL BE FURNISHED FBI.
I WARDEN BLACKUELL ADVISED THAT THE FOREGOING INFORMATION NAS
92TELEPHONICALLY FURNISHED TO NR. EVAN$,_$$OCIATE DIRECTOR, BUREAU OF
I l u 5 ?e»'-~+" '-"I_PRISONS. _ _ _" - I 57¢A PHILADELPHIA HILL IDENTIFYTI-{ROUGH nzconns asp,
LEwIsBuRc;, AND SET FORTH LEADS To LOCATE, FURNISHING OKLAHOMA crrv
ALL INFORMATION IN EvEm_ LOCATED AT OKLAHOMA CITY.
_sHouLD nor BE INTERVIEWED AT THIs TIME. 5-74
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Build: Medium Nationality: American _Eyes: Blue Occupations: Farmer, laborer _Hair: Blond "
Scars and Marks: Scar left side of forehead, scar on left forearm near wrist, scar left
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since other than ordinary dissemination may be necessary.
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the pertinent period. In addition, day-to-day contact with
various police agencies in the Bay area has been made which
has necessitated additional inquiries relative to certain
crimes being committed. Each such report has been immediately
investigated and no evidence uncovered whatsoever relating to
the Escapees. The reporting of such investigation would entail
the dictation and transcription of some 100 pages of negative
information an then serve no useful purpose. The San Francisco
file contains the complete record of this type of investigation,
and it is not presumed that same will be reported further.
A subsequent report will be written which will set
forth the scope of the search in the San Francisco Bay area
by this office and other agencies together with a description
of the neighborhoods conducted. Also, the results of Laboratory
examinations presently being conducted as well as results of
pertinent phases of this investigation as it relates to the
Escapees will be set forth. It is felt that the inclusion in
this report of the results of a voluminous amount of negative
type investigation would deter from same since this report has
dealt primarily with the evidentiary and positive results of
this investigation.
LEADS '
Copies of this report have been furnished to the
Ins Angeles, San Diego, Portland, Seattle, Phoenix, Las Vegas,
Butte and Salt Lake City Offices so that they, as surrounding
offices, will have comlete details of this escape and in
accordance with Bureau instructions.
Copies of this report are being sent to the New Orleans,
Tampa and Atlanta Offices since MORRIS home area is considered
in New Orleans and the ANGLIN brothers pertinent relatives are
in the territory covered by the Tampa and Atlanta Offices
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the San Francisco Office, and all leads have been set forth
and are being covered on an expedite basis.
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Synopsis:At 7:15 s.m., 5/12/62, officers of the United States Penitentiary,
Alcatraz, California, discovered that FRANK LEE MORRIS, JOHN
WILLIAM ANGLIN and CIABENCE ANGLIN, all inmates, had escaped
from their cells, leaving flesh-colored dunlnyyfaces in their
beds. me escape route consisted of holes dug through the back
of their cell walls near ventilator area; climbing plumbing
pipes in utility corridor behind cells to top of cell block,
where they broke through bars and ventilator lid onto roof.
Apparently climbed down from roof on the bakery smoke stack atrear of cell house, over the fence and to the northeast shore Lof the island. Investigation indicates eseape evidently
occurred arommd 10:00 evening. A similar
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colored dumnw face. they had left him
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hole, and not seen since. later that night
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they had gone. He returned to his cell and to bed. Claimed
Escapees had taken a six foot by fourteen foot raft made from-
rubberized raincoats of inmates and three yoke life preservers "
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"pQpu1ar Mechanics" and "sports Illustrated" magazines contain-
ing photographs and description as to making rubberized rafts
and lifesaving type vests, paint, paste, tape, and twine
between cells, evidently used as a signal device. Search of
area on top:of cell block indicates same used as workshop by
Escapees. A life preserver made from olive drab rubberized
material cut from inmates raincoats, a partially completed
raft of similar material, electric drills fashioned through use
of a motor from the prison vacuum cleaner and one through use of
motor from barber clippers, liquid plastic, a homemade periscope
and miscellaneous items located there. A homemade wooden
paddle and about 100 feet of heavy black extension cord located
on cell house roof, and similar type cord located on beach. On
6/12/62, a wooden paddle was picked up near Angel Island in San
Francisco Bay, and on 6/l5/62, a homemade life preserver
observed to wash ashore on Fort Gronkhite Beach, which is on
ocean side of Golden Gate Bridge. On 6/22/62, another homemade
life preserver picked up in San Francisco Bay some 50 yards
east of Alcatraz. All items similar in appearance and material
to those recovered at prison. On 6/l/52, waterproof package,
apparently made of inmate raincoat material and containingnames, addresses, photographs and personal property identifiable Q
with ANGLIN brothers, picked up
Angel Island and Alcatraz. Inmat
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U. S. Code. Federal warrants issued and bond recomended in the
amount of $50,000.00 each. On 6/20/62, USA CECIL F. POOLE, San
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PHYSICAL EVIDENCE OBTAINED THROUGH SEARCH OF
CEIIS AND ALONG ESCAPE ROUTE AT UNITED STATES
PENITENTIARY, ALCATRAZ, CALIFORNIA. 0 - . . . . . . .
PHYSICAL EVIDENCE OBTAINED THROUGH SEARCH OF
BEACHES IN SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA AS WELL AS
FROM SAN FRANCISCO BAY. - . . . . - . . . - - 0 - - -
INTERVIEWS OF SUBJECTS. - . . . . . . . . - . . - 0 .
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CELL ASSIGNMENTS FOR SUBJECTS AND CERTAIN
INMATES AT THE UNITED STATES PENITENTIARY,
ALCATRAZ, CALIFORNIA. . . . . . - . . - - . -
INTERvIEws°bF cnnwnxn AICATRAZ INMATES, THEIR
RELATIVES AND 01523 INDIVIDUALS wnosz mans
LOCATED IN PACKET RECOVERED FROM SAN FRANCISCO
BAY ON JUNE 14, 1962, WHICH CONTAINED NAMES AND
ADDRESSES, PHOTOGRAPHS AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
IDENTIFIABLE WITH THE ANGLIN BROTHERS .
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IDENTIFICATION RECORDS CF SUBJECTS. .
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PREDICATION
at 7: 55 a.m., June 12, 1962,
Correctional Officer, United States P ten A ca
California, telephonically advised SA
that at 7:15 a.m. on that date when tne"prIsoner*counv
three inmates were round missing in Cell Block B. The
inmates were FRANK LEE MORRIS, JOHN WILLIAM ANGLIN and
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ARTHUR M. DOLLISON, Associate Warden, U. S. Penitentiary,
Alcatraz Island, California, stated that he was advised by
the control room at that institution that at about 7:15 8-m-
when the inmates were being counted that officers had found
three dummy faces in the beds of inmates. He immediately
proceeded to the main cellhouse where he ascertained that JOHN
WILLIAM ANGLIN, CHRENCB ANGLIN and FRANK LEE MGHIS were
the inmates involved who had escaped.
They had evidently effected this escape by way of
holes which they had made in the ventilator area in the rear
of their cells. They had evidently climbed up the plumbing
fixtures in the utility corridor immediately to the rear
of the cells to the top of the third cell tier. They had
evidently spread the bars in the ventilator area to the roof
and removed the ventilator lid. An immediate check was made
of the Island to locate the inmates.
Later in the same day it was ascertained that there was ¥;74:n
the ventilator are in the cell of inmateand that evidently was to have gone with
em u eason was left beh There was alsoa dummy face located in_ cell which he had proposed
using.
_indicated that the ANGLINB and MORRIS had escaped
from the r cells about 9:30 p.m. on June ll, 1962. A
check of the area indicated that the JNGLINs and MORRIS after
going through the hole in the roof had probably climbed down
the large black pipe by the bakery and over the fences. They
11ad then proceeded to the water tower and crawled down two
steep enbankments to the northeast shore of the island.
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Guard, lJ.!._!!!entiary, A!c_atraz, Ca!ifornia, advised that on
June ll, e worked the 11 PM to midnight shift in the west
gallery. said the west gallery is the catwalk located at
the west n o the cell block.
advised that at about 1o=3o PM on June 11, 1962,
he hear a no se which sounded to him like a person hitting the
end of anempty 50 gallon oil drum with the heel of his hand. He
noise sounded like it came from the prison hospital.W reported the noise te-lsphonically to
said he heard the same noise approximatelyaen heard it a third time approximately five
minutes at He said during this time he was on the tele-
phone with He said the last time he heard this noise
it sounded e came from the "dining room cage" which is a
guard post located outside the dining room wall over an alley way
leading from the cell block to the recreation» yard.
advised that after reporting these incidents to
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number 150 which is the cell of imate JOHN ANGLIN. I reached
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_I imediately slapped at the head and it rolled on the floor.
I phgutd to the other guards,'it is a duyyand I immediately
threw off the blanket and stepped to cell 152 and slapped
off the blanket noticing this was also a dummy. I immediately
checked the cell of FRANK LEE MORRIS number 138 and noted it was
a dumy also. I immediately sounded hen
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then went to the corridor behind the B ce oc ecause
it was obvious that the inmates had not escaped through the
front cell bars. I noted the rear air vent partitions on both
the ANGLINs cells had been kicked out. I then noticedMOBBIS' cell tobe the same so noted
that the air vent on inmate cell number
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that rently attempted to-escape- cell and s taw er overheardstate
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cardboard duplicate of the air vent and was it with
his fist. I then heard some officers in the shout
that the inates had escaped through a vent in the corridor roof behiz
B cell block. I then returned to my ordinary duties?up E-
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I started towards them when inmate_Q wh-.;"wa.a in cell block B, number 1110, called me overan saiday as well look me up too, I planned the entireescape." then showed me his escape hole out of the rear
air vent into he utility corridor. I then immediately
proceeded up to the second floor level corridor and notic
air vent in the roof was open and was the obviow point of
escape to the roof from the cell block. I then returned to my
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advised the; after being briefed on the details of the escape
he took four men to the roof and noted the topuof the vent
on the roof was pushed off and that the wagon wheel bar had
been bent. During a search of the roof they found the black
one-half inch diameter electrical extension cord approximately
one hundred feet long near the smoke stack near the north
end of the roof, Ehey noted scrapings on the smoke stack and
that a supporting bar to this smoke stack had been bent and
appeared to be the most obvious means cf,the inmates escape
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the basic deta , eded to the north end or the
cell block to the bakery smoke stack. He advised that they
noted barbed wire sagging on the top of a cyclone fence
located approximately ten feet from the base of the smoke
stack. He stated they then noted a strand of out barbed
wire on the top of the catwalk on the outside yard wall
fifty feet from the first fence. This spot is in the north
east corner of the island. From this spot}; noted grass bent
down near the water tower. This is about one hundred feet
from the last fence crossing. This bent grass area is towards
the beach and .there is a forty-five foot downward slope to
the road level. He believed that the inmates then apparently
crossed the road to the lumber and debris area to the edge
of the slope leading to the beach. He noted much torn and
bent down grass on a slope located in the northeast corner of
the island. It was approximately a seventy-five foot drop
to the beach eeaeell. The eeeeell is about four to six feet
high down to the water's edge and rocks. He advised the
found a one-half inch diameter black electrical extension
cord about one hundred feet long rolled up in a coil near the
rocks below the seawall.
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