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E 4 : 76-2887 \)L. CP: out that in view of the above, 470 they were not satisfied with the information they received. They faid th upset because of the lack of knowledge of the fate of CLARENCE and JOHN, in ed escape from Alcatraz, and this recent tragedy of ALFRED. They also stated that they had heard through other ediate members of the family, that the funeral director at Ruskin had stated the body was in bad shape and had "stripes" across his back and this caused them.to wonder how ALFRED died. oe. Lewers an ner ye Ruskin, o rye 3 » advised SAs an bg cation of mistreat-— ment, but had two small burned areas on the upper back and burned that the body of RED ANGLIN showed no :treas above each eye and bridge of nose, possibly from electric current going through eyeglasses. He stated that although glasses were not sent to him with the body, ALFRED ANGLIN allegedly wore glasses all the time. He said that ALFRED had an abrasion on the right cheek and the lower right abdomen, possibly caused by a scrape against concrete, and the only complaint he had concerning the - condition of the body was a complaint over inferior embalming and restorative work by the funeral parlor in Montgomery, Alabama, which he mentioned to relatives, and made no open complaint. < SE «::< that he had called the funeral director Sw) in Montgomery, € White Chapel Funeral Home, who advised that death certificates were made up at Kilby Prison once a month, and that it would be at least two or three weeks before one could be sent to Ruskin, Florida. During period January 13, 1964 through January 27, 1964, the following individuals who have indicated a desire to assist the Bureau, and are apparently cooperative in all respects, were con- tacted and no information was developed regarding any subjects of this investigation. No information was received by relatives during bast Christmas-New Year season, which gave rise to any new hope that the ANGLIN subjects might be alive; ~ 10* - 14S