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en ve KC 76-3775 self in metal breed Bose wish Neve ry Saas o ae ¥; 34 botton tiary lesvervor : Stier ae ge re ES cut ie 2% : 2. Ld es me ecanecti: : * boxes, JOM WILLIAR amu, | cummecs tain, ., believed to have assisted in secure wttegt as hé worked | - in the bakery sectioa with his brother, and vas observed ‘pail: 5 . the bread bexes cute the elevator... 0. 6. Penitentiary euployen, "a bakery steward, detected movement between the boxes and : discovered CLARENCE ANGLIN conceanled inside and found to =— tentkary, + _ possess an improvised knife and da iren bar but offered ao . +. vesigtance when captured. CLARENCE ANGLIN admits he cut the:. ‘poxes and concealed self, refuses to iaplicate his brother - Or to admit escape attempt. JOMN WILLIAM ANGLIN denies aay i ‘knowledge of brother's escape atteapt. Prison officials state ~ * CLARENCE ANGLIN could have made escape possible if boxes had been put om the Honor Farm truck, Both subjects were sentenced -‘; February 10, 1988, at Montsomery, Alabama, fer bask robbery, 4 CLARENCE ANGLIN receiving 15 years aad JOHN WILLIAM ANGLIN receiving 10 years. ‘Ou December 19, 1960, CLARENCE ANGLIN entered plea ; _ of guilty, U. &. District Court, Leavenworth, to offense of . ' attempting to escape from 9, S. Penitentiary, Leavenworth, and received a two-year senteace to rum comsecufively to sentence he is now serving. Assistant U. S, Attorney, Topeka, Kansas, declined prosecution on som WILLIAM ANGLIN, . Subject PRANK LER moans was the subject ofa previous investigation conducted by the Kansas City Office iavolving the burglary of fhe Bank of Slidell, Slidell, Louisiaa so involved in this investigat: U50