Alcatraz Escape — FBI

The fate of three men—Frank Morris, John Anglin, and his brother Clarence Anglin—who made a daring escape from an isolated island prison in 1962 remains a mystery to this day.

FBI recreates decoy heads Alcatraz inmates used in escape

FBI was told that two Alcatraz escapees had been seen in Rio in 1965 - ten years before smuggler friend took picture that 'proves' they made it out alive

Escape from Alcatraz: Letter claiming inmates survived 'inconclusive

Alcatraz letter: Nephew of inmate weighs in on mystery - CBS News

Letter claims inmates survived infamous Alcatraz escape

Alcatraz Escape — FBI

Alcatraz Island - Golden Gate National Recreation Area

Jonathan Bloom on X: The @FBI says the original #Alcatraz escape decoy heads, made of concrete, soap and electrical wire, were deteriorating badly. These exact replicas could be used for legal evidence

Alcatraz Escape, Part 4 of 17: The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI: 9781288541706: : Books

Escape from Alcatraz: US Marshals hunt criminals who dug their way out of prison in 1962, US News

Alcatraz inmate's family weighs in on authenticity of letter about infamous 1962 escape

Inmates Who Escaped Alcatraz 60 Years Ago Pictured in New Images

FBI re-creates Alcatraz escape decoy heads

FBI re-creates decoy heads Alcatraz inmates used in escape