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SE_76-2887 » Ree picked up in San Francisco Bay some 50 yards east of Alcatraz. All of these items were similar in appearance and material to those recovered at the prison. On June 14, 1962, a waterproof package, apparently made of inmate raincoat material and con- taining names, addresses, photographs and personal property identifiable with the ANGLIN brothers, was picked up in San Francisco Bay between Angel Island and Alcatraz. On June 19, 1962, inmate advised FBI Agents that he and inmate were initially involved in the escape plot. that he quit same after digging a fe es in his cell wall and then plugged them up. He said <li dug several holes in his cell wall but stopped along with Escapees to avoid detection hile plumbing was being installed in the cell block, and .:; not told by Escapees to start digcingmagzin as they Mee done. Eight holes were uncovered in check cell and some 36 holes were uncovered in checkin ceti, all of which had been carefully caacuflaged. WEP: tea that no ED 7 < WHPon inmates, acted as cookout for about one 1.0 week each and then quit. He said that JOHN ANGLIN in February 1962 showed him files whic NGLIi aim eh tained from an inmate A vrreroogcrsersemiseeteareeritt denied any knowledge participation in the escape. An authorized complaint was filed on June 13, 1962, before the United States Commissioner at San Francisco charging Escapees MORRIS and the ANGLIN brothers with violation of Title 18, Section 751, U. S. Code. Federal warrants were issued for their arrest and a bond recommended in the amount of $50,000.00 each. On June 20, 1962, United States Attorney CECIL F. POOLE, San Francisco, advised TO lial So" See eey tive action at b7¢. the proper time as to and P ——— a Liaison maintained with police agencies, searches, neighborhood investigation, and various inquiries in the San Frantisco Bay area have develoned no information indicating that Escapes arrived on the mainland. Authorities indicated that the bodies of Escapees were possibly carried out to sea by the outgoing tide which was existent during the pertinent period 1333