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an an acquaintance o e ANGLINS, determined that e nerel was to be held at Ruskin, January 16, 1964, at the funeral home of Lewers and Shannon. a On January 27, 1964, ew. t their request by k They advised they were upse was obvious »/0 e emotionally disturbed over the recent death of ALFRED ANGLIN, and stated they had been contacted by a parole officer of the State of Flo\ja, concerning the possible parole of ALFRED ANGLIN, who had been transferred from the Federal Penitentiary at Atlanta, Georgia, to Kilby Prison approximately September 18, 963, to serve his state prison sentence of 25 years, while still serving the remainder of his Federal sentence concurrently. His $ mandatory release date was October 5, 1967, but he was to be under ote Federal superviston until August 13, 1972. oar Bes 7 ae WD aise that the last contact they had with we ALFRED ANGLIN Was a letter written December 25, 1963, in which he \y eR wes cheerful and gave no indication of being restless. They said 2h on he was visited by other relatives, the last time being the Sunday oo before Christmas, and ALFRED indicated to them he would be eligible for narnale eann anda ne VAleaA Wilhy nriann aa he felt trnegalt after pe a ee i ER i a de eh ge we Atlanta Penitentiary. They stated that he wrote another letter to as as on blue paper, and was received January 1, 1964 indicated they believed per could olitary | confinement, as ad — Ls _ ferent colored paper wnen béing punisned in pri ison. CEE «00sec that the family was notified at IC 11:30 PM, Saturday night, January 11, 1964, that ALFRED had been accidentally electrocuted at 8: 30 PM that day while trying to escape 570 from Kilby, and the family paid §283.00 to have the body returned to Ruskin fer funeral services, and they stated they were further upset because no death certificate was received with the body, and although several attempts have been made by the funeral director to obtain a death certificate, it has not been forwarded by prison = officials. ee sv isce that a brother and s ANGLINS had tally contacted Prison Chaplain who allegedly stated that ALFRED and another prisoner re or top of a prisen building, when ALFRED became tangled in electric wire; that newspapers mentioned a window lined with high voltage wires, and further the family had also heard that the TV programs in Georgia had stated that ALFRED was sawing through the prison wall and had sawed through high voltage wires. -9- |417