AFTER ALCATRAZ

Despite an aggressive search by authorities, John Anglin, Clarence Anglin and Frank Morris were never seen again, and presumed drowned. At least that's the official conclusion drawn by the FBI. Yet, they continued a vigorous search for the escapees for years, including harassing the Anglin family, whom they were convinced knew where the three were hiding out. Both can't be true. Either the three died the night of June 11 or they survived.

    Despite utilizing every resource available to them, the FBI never found the three escapees, and so closed the case in 1979. All the records and evidence they had collected over the years were turned over to the U.S. Marshals, which for them is still an open case.

     Picking up the investigation where the authorities left off, we have taken an in-depth look at the evidence and come up with our own conclusions based on our research, which took us in some very surprising and unexpected directions.

     For example, the Anglin family claims the brothers sent flowers on their mother's birthday until her death in 1973, and for several years beginning in 1962, Christmas cards. Were they sent by the brothers, or someone playing a hoax on the family?