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2 si 9:30 p.m. lights were out in the cells of the inmates. b7Z On several occasions it was necessary for him to LO instruct certain inmates to be quiet due to the loud noise they were making; however, he does not recall having \ «take to FRANK MORRIS, the ANGLIN brothers or He recalls that on a couple of occasions he passe cine to MORRIS and that he left instructions for one of the ANGLIN brothers to stay in for a physical check-up. Outside of this, he recalled having little or no contact with them daurtne thie ehift Ha atataa hea had noavran nnatianedA any Mh Ber ddd a ead Stalin = bed dade bt wedded LY aie be CL Wes daw 41Q. hive VWs BN ok ee er caiy of these individuals working or making anything in their cells which would resemble dummy faces or, in fact, which might be any type of escape equipment. He volunteered that they had never asked him to assist them in any manner as to escape or, in fact, ever hinted as to their desire to escape. — While on that shift, he was extremely busy in ie conducting the duties of that position since he was the only — man inside the main cell block. Thus, he was almost - conatantly on the move and had no time to visit with any of the inmates. WR 2215 that he never knew much concerning the airorementioned four individuals since they were never assigned to any of his work details at the lkdtchen or in the industries at the institution. He advised that the portion of the cell house where these four individuals were housed was noisy upon occasion; however, he could never attribute the noise to any of these four individuals, but determined that the shouting and arguing and loud voices came from the second tier of that cell house. He noted that these four individuals were on the first tier. 7 When the lights are out at 9:30 p.m., any small noise thereafter sounds like an explosion. He never heard any unusual noises after 9:30 p.m. while on that shift. ~ From interview and observation, RP is described as follows: - 15 -