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MICHAEL SCOFIELD

ALIAS: Fish ,AKA ,Snowflake
BACK NUMBER: 94941
LOCATION: AT LARGE
CRIME: Armed Robbery
SENTENCE: Five years
TIME LEFT ON SENTENCE: TBD
ELIGIBLE FOR PAROLE IN: TBD

NOTES:
Michael Scofield’s educational background leaves question as to why such a man would commit the crime he did. Beginning with an immaculate record at Morton East High School, he would later graduate Magna Cum Laude with a B.S., civil engineering and M.S., civil engineering, from the Loyola University of Chicago.

At the time of his arrest, Scofield was employed as a structural engineer at the prestigious firm of Middleton, Maxwell and Schaum located in Chicago, Illinois.

Scofield was convicted of armed robbery after attempting to steal over half a million dollars from the downtown Chicago branch of United Savings Bank. At his trial, Scofield pled no contest and requested to serve time in the Level One facility closest to his Chicago home.

Now at large, Scofield is believed to have reunited with his long lost father, Aldo Burrows. Aldo, a former member of The Company also on the run, is responsible for exposing the embezzlement of EcoField’s funds by President Reynold’s brother Terrence Steadman into his sister’s election campaign. This prompted The Company & Reynolds to subsequently frameup Lincoln for Steadman’s murder to draw out Aldo Burrows.

Scofield and Burrows were recently apprehended by Border Patrol in New Mexico, but slipped out of their handcuffs while in D.O.C. transport and escaped.

ADDITIONAL NOTES:
Prior to his escape, the inmate had logged visits with Veronica Donovan, his attorney, and was approved for monthly conjugal visits with Nika Volek, his wife.

LINCOLN BURROWS

ALIAS: Linc the Sink
BACK NUMBER: 79238
LOCATION: AT LARGE
CRIME: First degree murder, Aggravated discharge of firearm
SENTENCE: Death by electrocution
TIME LEFT ON SENTENCE: TBD
ELIGIBLE FOR PAROLE IN: Inmate is not eligible for parole

NOTES:
Lincoln Burrows dropped out of Morgan Park High School in the 10th grade, and immediately found himself in trouble with the law. Prior convictions include two months for Theft; three months for Criminal Damage to Property; six months for Battery; Six months for Possession of Drug Paraphernalia; ten months for Battery.

Burrows pled not guilty and was convicted on all counts in connection with the death of Terrence Steadman, a Washington lobbyist and brother of U.S. Vice President Carolyn Reynolds.

On May 12th, Lincoln’s execution was stayed due to the appearance of new evidence.

His execution was rescheduled for May 26th, however, Burrows’ stay of execution remains in question until law enforcement officials can return him to justice.

ADDITIONAL NOTES:
While incarcerated, inmate logged visits with Michael Scofield his brother, Veronica Donovan his attorney, LJ Burrows his son, Lisa Rix his son’s mother, and Sue Parsons, a reporter with The Headline Press.

LJ BURROWS JR.

NOTES:
Up until a few months ago, LJ was just your average kid from Oak Park, Illinois. He lived in a nice house with his mother, Lisa and step-dad, Adrian. He did his chores. He got good grades. He stayed out of trouble.

Then, his birth father, Lincoln Burrows, lost his final appeal and his date of execution was set. This affected LJ more than he would let on.

The last few months LJ’s behavior has completely changed, and he was arrested for possession of marijuana with intent to sell. Though LJ has stated repeatedly that his father has no influence on him, judging by his recent actions, this does not appear to be entirely true.

After his arrest for the murders of his mother and stepfather, and the attempted murder of Owen Kravecki, LJ was incarcerated at Kingman Detention Center in Arizona. Key evidence pertaining to his case was lost soon thereafter and officials were forced to release him from prison. His current whereabouts remain unknown.