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ee _Ag telling Min thot Lfrany' ne te guards ” le “ad that institgtion wére in any way eunrds Oe oe meatetare tbe : a individuals to escape, that ‘he, BLACKWELL, felt: vr+> be prosecuted to the extent of the Jaw,” He. told es ““4" he had any such information, he ‘should tamedta oF i ot discuss the matter. BLACKWELL believes that | wk oy nish this information to Warden BLACKWELL or if he mt ; to do so but desired to furnish same to SA : of with whom he had previ nversed,”] Cec air ie fii. 7 Woudd make such arrangements. ‘was belligerent € and ee. mow realizes he is no of his alleged knowledge and percentage in furnishing what 18 pro imagination. — mii ae: by a _ Agents of SO UES te be transferred because / a therefore,’ seés no “a ably the Figment. ot his cn had little contac th rothers, MORRIS or since they had never been _ assigned to any of his work det - He stated that he had never seen any of these individuals making dummy faces or, in fact, any type of equipment which could be utilized in an escape. He said they had never propositioned him to an - Scape or even indicated their Sesire to do 80. took tools and equipment into the ns on bu ie every tool was accounted for each day by the prison guard as he: .. ... Left the main cell block. His tools and = aa " _ , allowed to remain in the cell block overnight. ot atated there was continuous work patching and repair e walls throughout the main cell block and that cement was naturally used therein. It would be no great problem over -2-