Observer Report (Charles Kropilnicki) April 27, 1973 - Handwritten
The atmosphere is relaxed, and count is taken by cell block representatives. Kropilnicki notes a need for programs to occupy prisoners' minds and bodies.
Observer Report (Charles L. Sullivan) April 8, 1973 - Handwritten
Prisoners are self-disciplined and relaxed.
Observer Report (Charles L. Sullivan) April 8, 1973 - Typed
Observer Report (Charles Murphy) April 23, 1973 - Handwritten
Delivery of medication and food occurred smoothly. There was word of a bomb in Block 10, but this was said to be a joke.
Observer Report (Charles Murphy) April 9, 1973 - Handwritten
Prisoners are apprehensive about guards returning.
Observer Report (Charles Turner, Darien A. Gardner) April 7, 1973 - Handwritten
Guards are not present. Observers get along easily with prisoners.
Observer Report (Charles Turner, Darien A. Gardner) April 7, 1973 - Typed
Observer Report (Charles Turner) April 27, 1973 - Handwritten
Cadets and prisoners are getting along well in maximum security. However, the count conducted by guards was slow and sloppy.
Observer Report (Chirs Tsouros ) March 28 , 1973 - typed
Observer Report (Chirs Tsouros ) March 28 , 1973 - written
Observer Report (Chris Buchanan) April 17, 1973 - Typed
Buchanan tours the printing and sign shops, where guards are friendly to prisoners.
Observer Report (Chris Buchanan) April 7, 1973 - Typed
Prisoners complain of guard treatment; guards notably tense and hostile
Observer Report (Chris Tsouros) April 24 1973 - Handwritten
Observer describes prisoners cleaning up their block and contraband brought by observers into the prison
Observer Report (Chris Tsouros) April 24, 1973 - Handwritten
Tsouros records a prisoner being brought in from New York. He also suggests that the Ad Hoc Committee recruit more college students to be observers.
Observer Report (Chris Tsouros) May 10, 1973 - Handwritten
The atmosphere is calmer than it was a few days ago.
Observer Report (Chris Tsouros) May 17, 1973 - Handwritten
Tsouros notes how the atmosphere changes from calm to tense as day changes to night.
Observer Report (Chris Tsouros) May 8, 1973 - Handwritten
There was some tension and a rumor about "trouble" in a cell block.
Observer Report (Christopher McHale, Paul Parravano) April 20, 1973 - Handwritten
Prisoners are doing well and are engaging in activities like writing poetry, learning the guitar, and painting. Count and mealtimes went well. There are no guards.
Observer Report (Collins) June 3, 1973 - Typed
Collins notes the quantity of guards and where they were posted. He is upset that there is no phone to link inside and outside coordinators, which had been requested of Waitkevich weeks ago. One prisoner got in a fight with a guard, but was restrained by other prisoners.
Observer Report (Craig Bergstrom) April 26, 1973 - Typed
Bergstrom lists several incidents, including a man not getting paid for working in the kitchen, another prisoner's outbreak over the phone, and the hospital being crowded with patients due to a drug problem.