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ac back which would not in itself "be surrisientiy 2aree to : allow one of the escapess te exit. ‘act, once escapees crawled thr: the ventilator duct, they were in a corridor some five feet in width : behind two cell blocks; this corridc? pen clear to the roof of the prison. The plumbing pipes for the cellscriss- cross through this large corridor. Description of this particular pertion of the escape, which in fact is the only. descriptive attempt relative to the escape ef any sufficient - notice, is almost completely inaccurate and in fact the weiter did not even avail himself of certain portions of the . excape as made available through the local Press. As regards to working around the grill covering. to the roof of the cell house, which was the final escape ar: © going onto the roof, inquiries reflected that b)¢_ the individual eventually responsible for on of the escape attempt. It ig noted tha . Jf rothers werg of very low. mentality ‘and in all... °- ..-“ probability could aot have even conceived the idea f epee the preparation of the story such as the attached, let along -~ express themselves in such a manner, Although MORRIS was * ‘of. rather high intellect, there has been no indication that - ~ his thinking would in any way have coincided with the observations of the individual preparing the attached story.