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Nee FD-202 (Rev. 1-25-80) | - FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGA” ” + pfysust 9, 1962_ a -. inmate of United 6b) 4. States Penitentiary, Alca ifornia, was inter- viewed at that institution. was advised initially 67D that he was not required to make any statement and that any statement he did make could te used against him in a court of Jaw. He was advised to his right of counsel, BB. -:-3 that he had ne information to furnish, however, he volunteered the opinion that perhaps one or two but not all three of the escapees, would return again to Alcatraz. He stated that on the night of the escape, the night was dark, the water was calm, and there was no wind blowing. SA w he ikmew of those conditions miled and stated "I know, I know. oe not elaborate further on the general conditions. further volunteered that he had made all of the life Jackets, stating that the interviewing Agents had life jacket and that they imew it held air stated the life jackets were meant to be used as & support, keeping one's head out of the water. and that they were not designed for swim- ming. tated that the valve of the life jacket was close to the mouth of the user of the jacket and from time to time anyone using the life jacket could easily inflate the jacket if it was necessary. Racer stated that the physical condition of the IN brothers and MORRIS was good. Prison inmates were of the opinion that the escapees had succeeded, while others maintained that they had not been successf ul . ~ United States s Penitentiary — a Pe en oo a 0/6 Aleatra raz, Val iifornia ‘3 vatraz, California sg 76y28BT— — Se Thia document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FAI. It is the property of the FB1 and is loaned to your agency; it and jte contents are not to be distributed outside your agency. - 25 -