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ALFRED RAY ANGLIN attempts have been made by the funeral director to obtain s ® death cerj it has not been forwarded by prison “WW / Ge» > Offieials. advised that-# brather’and sister. “theQb. a "cenephonically contacted Prison Chaplid ae [who allegedly stated that ALFRED and another. ys = prisoner Were -on tog ofa prison buidling' when ALFR§R became +,, wg. tangled in eleatric’wire;. that newspapers ménfioned.a. window fi -©’” lined with high voltage wires, ang ng rention was made of. * “another prisoner being with ALFRED; and further the family” we: “he had aleo haard that the TV programs in Georgia had stated | ae that ALFRED ‘was sawing through the. prisonvwall and had qawed s¢ . aa through high voltage wires. 7 Lact out that in view of the above Ge _they were # satisfied with the information they received. “fm. . They said thatethey wer uoset because of the lack of knowledge a ct tno fate oAMMMMIMIND ctinmcr and Jone, sa cred escape from Alcatraz, and this recert tragedy. of RED. They also stated that they had hear rough “~ other immediate members of the family, that the funeral directér at Ruskin had stated the bady was in bad shape and had “stripes” “ across his back and this caused them to wonder how ALFRED men ———>- be, f Lewers and Shannon Funeral Home , Ruskin, on January 27, 1564, advised that the body of ALFRED _ ANGLIN showed no indication of mistreatment but had two . small burned areas-on the upper back and burned areas 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 right lower abdomen, possibly caused by a scrape against concrete and the only complaint he had concerning the conditicn of the body was 2 complaint over ‘inferior embalming and restorative “work by the “funeral parlor “in Montgomery, Alabama, which he mentioned to relatives and made no open ‘complaint.: ae “e wee “et 7 ; Doe on thtt be had called the funeral. ' director in Montgomery, the 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. On February 14, 1964 Se :..:.: we Kilby Prison, Montgomery, Alabama, advised a ietter was bw 1YQ4