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4 sr 76-2807 by) O. p> we, b20 After taking out the ventilator grille then had an area to the left and below the ventilator grille to knock out. Thie was also approximately three inches in depth, however, with the ventilator grille out ould place his arm throu; six inch by nine inch opening and get better leverage. as of April 25, 1962, had practically completed OC. out the small remaining portion of cement. He decided not to disturb the side of the cement adjacent to the utility corridor any further since, if any one checked the plumbing, they might notice same. JOHN ANGLIN had knocked his completely out by this time and one evening had crawled into the utility corridor. ANGLIN made a false cement back to cover the area he had knocked out of the wall leading into the utility corridor so it would not be noticed. JOHN then did work from the utility corridor side and assisted CLARENCE ANGLIN in completing his hole. JOUN and CLARENCE ANGLIN then made a smail dummy face out of cement and gave it a flesh color. They put hair and eyebrows on it with glue and they named it "Oink." After CLARSIICE broxe through his hole in the wall, they made a cummy back for the hole which couid be removed. This was made out of cardboard and painted. One evening CLARENCE ANGLIN went up the utility corridor to near the roof, using the network of plumbing in the corridor as a ladder, He crawled on top of the cell blocks. He used a screw driver and tried to take the screws out of the eighteen and one-half inch diameter metal coupling which was between the roof ventilator and the roof. He could not acc sh this by himseif and needed help. About this time in connection with his work detail, had to paint one da: he utility corridor and above the cell block area in the vicinity roof ventilator, While painting in that area that aay ala took the screws out of the ventilator coupling. He had taken clamp from his bed and bolted them together and used them as a clasp, thus succeeding in loosening the screws of the coupling. The coupling, although unscrewed, was still in place so no one would notice anything amiss, . About this time, CLARENCE ANGLIN made a second dummy head of cement which was stored on top o2 the cell biock next to the roof, This one was called "OSCAR" and was to be given to FRANX MORRIS, Then CLARKIICE ANGLIN and FRANX MORRIS went up the utility corridor next to the roof on about three evenings and She 22