Prison Break

Lincoln Burrows

LINCOLN BURROWS
LOCATION: Death Row, Cell 18
FUGITIVE

CRIME: First degree murder,
Aggravated discharge of
firearm

SENTENCE: Death by electrocution

NOTES: Logged visits with Michael
Scofield (brother), Time Giles
(attorney), Veronica Donovan
(attorney), LJ Burrows (son),
Lisa Rix (son's mother), Sue
Parsons (reporter: Headline Press).

Rated Grade C, approved for Prison
Industries.

Nickname: Linc the Sink

WARNING: Inmate escaped May 2006

Michael Scofield

Michael Scofield
LOCATION: General Population, A Wing
FUGITIVE Cell 40

CRIME: Armed Robbery

SENTENCE: Five Years

NOTES: Logged visits with Veronica
Donovan (attorney), Nika Volek
(wife).
Inmate suffers Type I Diabetes.

Rated Grade C, approved for Prison
Industries

WARNING: Inmate escaped May 2006

Fernando Sucre

Fernando Sucre
LOCATION: General Population, A Wing
FUGUTIVE Cell 40

CRIME: Aggravated Robbery

SENTENCE: Five Years

NOTES: Logged visits with his
fiance, Maricruz Delgado, and
Cousin, Hector.

Rated Grade C, approved for Prison
Industries. Cousin, Manche
Sanchez is also an inmate at
Fox River.

WARNING: Inmate escaped May 2006

Theodore "T-Bag" Bagwell

Theodore "T-Bag" Bagwell
LOCATION: General Population, A Wing
FUGITIVE Cell 16

CRIME: 6 counts of kidnapping,
rape, and 1st degree murder.

SENTENCE: Rest of his natural life.

NOTES: Known leader of the Alliance
for Purity.

Rated Grade C, approved for Prison
Industries.

WARNING: Inmate escaped May 2006

Charles Patoshik

Charles Patoshik
LOCATION: Psychiatric Ward, Cell 25
FUGITIVE

CRIME: Second Degree Murder
(2 counts)

SENTENCE: Sixty Years

NOTES: Killed both parents.
Diagnosed with a Neuroanatomic
Lesion, Schizo-Affective with
Bi-polar tendencies. Profound
Insomnia requires daily
meditacion.

Alias: Haywire

WARNING: Inmate escaped May 2006

Charles Westmoreland

Charles Westmoreland
LOCATION: General Population, A Wing
DECEASED Cell 13

CRIME: Aggravated Vehicular
Hijacking, Vahicular Invasion,
Inlovuntary Manslaughter and
Reckless Homicide

SENTENCE: Sixty years to life

NOTES: Alias: D.B. Cooper/not
confirmed. Inmate has permission
to keep a cat (Marilyn). Inmate
has logged visits from his
daughter, Anna Westmoreland.

Rated Grade B, approved for Prison
Industries and for work as a
prison Trustee.

Inmate killed during an escape
attempt May, 2006

John Abruzzi

John Abruzzi
LOCATION: General Population, A Wing
FUGITIVE Cell 96

CRIME: Murder (2 counts) Conspiracy
to commit murder (2 counts)

SENTENCE: 120 years

NOTES: Logged visits from Philip
Falzone, a business associate;
Anthony Smallhouse, a business
associate; Sylvia Abruzzi, his
wife; Nicole Abruzzi, his daughter;
John Abruzzi, Jr., his son; Brian
Knowlton, business manager.
Inmate airlifted to University of
Chicago Hospital with throat
laceration May 2006. Returned 2
weeks later.

Rated Grade C, approved for Prison
Industries.

WARNING: Inmate escaped May 2006 Killed during recapture, May 2006

David "Tweener" Apolskis

David "Tweener" Apolskis
LOCATION: General Population, A Wing
FUGITIVE Cell 13

CRIME: Grand Larceny

SENTENCE: Five years

NOTES: Inmate has a long history
of pickpocketing. Previous
incarcerations include two terms
in a juvinile detention center.

Rated Grade C, approved for Prison
Industries

WARNING: Inmate escaped May 2006; Killed during recapture May 2006

Dr. Sara Tancredi

Dr. Sara Tancredi
As one of the few doctors on staff
at Fox River, Dr. Dancredi is
responsible for everything from
administrering physicals to
performing emergency surgery. A
winner of multiple humanitarian
awards and daughter for the
Illinois State Governor (Frank
Tancredi).

Possible suspect as an accomplice
in the escape of eight prisoners
in May 2006, Dr. Tancredi was
found in her apartment the night
of the escape of an apparent drug
overdose. Whereabouts
currently unknown.

Lincoln Burrows, Jr.

Lincoln Burrows, Jr. (aka "LJ"),
son of death row inmate Lincoln
Burrows, was recently charged for
the murder of his mother, Lisa
Rix, and step father, Adrian Rix.
He was transferred to a juvenile
facility in Arizona and soon
thereafter, all charges against
him were dropped due to lack of
evidence.

He was last seen in a hospital in
Kingman, Arizona where he was
being treated for a facial
laceration after a street fight
minutes after his release.

His whereabouts are currently
unknown, but is suspected to be
with his father who escaped from
Fox River in May 2006

Veronica Donovan

Veronica Donovan is one of
Lincoln Burrow's attorneys. She
is also known to have had a
previous relationship with the
death row inmate.

Ms. Donovan has logged visits
with Burrows as well as Michael
Scofield.

Currently, Ms. Donovan is working
with fellow attorney, Nick
Savrinn in an attempt to
exonerate Burrows of first degree
murder charges.

Since Burrow's and Scofield's escape, attempted contact with Ms. Donovan has been unsuccessful. Her whereabouts are currently unknown.

Paul Kellerman

Paul Kellerman graduated from West
Point 15 years ago with a near-
flawless record. He was
immediately sent to Kuwait during
the first Gulf War, where he
became the in his class to
achieve the rank of captain.

The Federal Government recruited
him for the Secret Service shortly
after that.

Currently, there is no information
available to the public concerning
Agent Kellerman. Officially, he
is no longer listed as a member
of the Secret Service or even as
an emplyee of the Federal
Government.

Captain Bellick

Captain Bellick passed the Correctional Officer
Exam the autumn after he graduated high
school and has been at Fox River Penitentiary
ever since. In that time, he has slowly and
steadily climbed up the C.O. ranks.

Three years ago, despite several claims of
inmate abuse (none of which could ever be
corroborated), Bellick was promoted to the
position of captain, the highest rank a C.O. can
earn. Today, his duties include: aiding in the
transportation of death row inmates to the
electric chair, supervising Fox River's prison
ndustries program and overseeing the
day-to-day operations of all the inmates in
general population.

Bellick is what's known as a C.O.'s C.O.. His
view is there is no such thing as a "good
convict," and the main purpose of a prison is
punishment, not rehabilitation.