Observer Report (Don Driscoll) April 16, 1973 - Handwritten
Describes meal time and attitudes of prisoners toward guards returning
Page two of a guide for observers, seems to be distributed by Walpole to observers
Observer Report (Mike Amato) April 16, 1973 - Handwritten
Describes how the guards acted during overnight shift and how the lights stayed on in one cell block
Observer Report (Bill Bloom) March 26, 1973 - Typed
Addendum to Observer Report of Galen Gilbert
Duplicate with different spacing and errors in the same folder, not stapled together
Observer Report (William E. Wholley) April 17, 1973 - Handwritten
Describing prisoner complains about lack of representation at Walpole
Observer Report (John Murphy) June 19, 1973 - Handwritten
Police begin leaving the grounds without entering the prison. Waitkevitch says that the prisoners refused to return to their cells after breakfast, which had not been asked of them. Guards do not accept the man sent to replace Waitkevitch.
Observer report from April 19, 1973; Shift 7-3. Author notes the lack of a furlough policy and the prison's residents' belief that one should be instituted.
Observer Report (Ernest Moore Jr.) April 18, 1973 - Handwritten
Describing the physical attributes of cells in 10 block
Observer Report from Will Frantz, a shift coordinator during 11pm - 7am shift
Report detailing a discussion with the guards in Minimum Security from 11pm - 7am shift
Observer Report (Peter G. DeGelleke) April 20, 1973 - Typed
Inside coordinator. Degelleke describes an altercation between five prisoners and voices a few frustrations with the observer program, including the tensions between observers and guards/officers.
Observer Report (Paul Baker) April 20, 1973 - Typed
Shift 3pm-11pm; Minimum blocks. Baker relates his observations regarding the inefficacy of searches conducted on observers.
Observer Report (Fred Findling) May 17, 1973 - Handwritten
There is an incident where guards would not release a prisoner to general population, causing him to have an outburst. Separately, prisoners wonder why the tablets given to those in maximum security were crushed.
Observer Report (David Monteri) April 2, 1973 - Handwritten
Sentiments of prisoners in 10 Block about guards returning; positive morale
Observer Report (Peter H. Linebaugh) April 26, 1973 - Handwritten
Prisoner attitudes are good, especially about the autonomy they've achieved. There was an incident of potential violence, which was controlled by an NPRA officer.
Observer Report (Ernest Moore Jr.) April 21, 1973 - Typed
Shift 11pm-7am; Inside Coordinator. Moore relates a description of how the NPRA handles the orientation of new prisoners.
Observer report from April 21, 1973; Shift 7am-3pm; Block 5. Howlett notes the decreasing quality of the gym facility in the prison.
Observer Report (Joseph Baratta) April 21, 1973 - Typed
Baratta describes a fight between prisoners and an older prisoner's efforts at establishing a printing apprenticeship program.