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7 e v yv | : 76-2887 YS Upon contact by Bureau agents, refused to discuss this further or in fact to scuss the matter with anyone. BARE «.recssentiy volunteered never had any intention of escaping from Alcatraz but merely participated so that he might air his difficulties in court. Warden OLTi CKWELL, U. S. Penitentiary, Alcatraz believed that, initially furnished correct infor- hie tion as to and the participants. Subsequently, who was in a segregated cell block, became a disciplinary em and exhibited psychotic tendencies. He believed that furnished additional information as to the alleged help Scapees by prison employees in the belief that this would obtain him a trensfer from Alcatraz. BLACKWELL believ, this additional information was merely t+) i Bnation and when same did not obtai: refused to disass at Alcatraz, and, advised Bureau Agents that manner. ee Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, former inmate acquaintance of JOHN ANGLIN at the U. S Penitentiary, Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, and allered ‘by to be the outside participant in the escape, was deter been in Oklahoma City during the pertinent per} other sources at Oklahona City indicated that, knowledge of the whereaboits of the Pscapees an eontact with them. Ey = AMEE: the ss. worer seit, IE a Norwegian ship, on July » Saw a body floating in the Kio Pacific Ocean some 20 miles northvest of the Golden Gate Bridge of San Francisco. This body was floating face downward with _ hands and feet dancling down into the water. The body was clothed in dirty white-appeariing full-length trousers. Upon viewing portions of trousers similar to’ that worn by the Escapecs, they advised that the body they saw floatiny could have had prison garb trousers on it; however, they did not make a close enough inspection to arrive at such a determination. They said they did not report sighting the body until a later date since they were not in radio communication with the United States facilities and they were en route to a foreign ccuntry. -6- “\