Original sentence: " However, no human remains were found.<ref name="FBI"></ FBI agents cited the fact that "the individuals' personal effects were the only belongings they had, and the men would have drowned before leaving them behind.According to the final FBI report, no other physical evidence of the men's fate was ever found.According to the final FBI report, the escapees, had planned to steal clothes and a car upon reaching land; no such thefts were reported in the immediate area.Available evidence suggested that the men had drowned.Blackwell was on vacation in Lake Berryessa in Napa County, California.FBI investigators announced their official position that, while it was theoretically possible for the men to have reached Angel Island,  the odds of them having survived the turbulent currents and frigid waters of the bay were negligible.Multiple military and law-enforcement agencies conducted an extensive air, sea, and land search over the next 10 days.The escape was not discovered until the morning of June 12 due to the successful dummy head ruse
Edited sentence: " As U." At the time, a pathology report on the bones indicated that they had belonged to a man of Morris' age and height, but was otherwise inconclusive." However, when authorities searched for bodies, none were found.According to the final FBI report, the escapees' raft was never recovered.Blackwell was on vacation in Lake Berryessa in Napa County, California, and he did not believe the men could have survived the waters and made it to shore.FBI investigators announced their official position to the public that, while it was theoretically possible for the men to have reached Angel Island,  the odds of them having survived the turbulent currents and frigid waters of the bay were negligible.Human bones were located eight months after the escape, having washed up on the shore to the north of the Golden Gate Bridge at Point Reyes, near the place where the Norwegian ship had spotted a body.In a joint effort, multiple military and law-enforcement agencies conducted an extensive air, sea, and land search over the next 10 days.In what doubtless served to shore up the line of official denial, the final FBI report followed the disclosure that the escapees, as per West, had planned to steal clothes and a car upon reaching land, with the categorical insistence that no such thefts whatsoever were reported in the immediate area.Marshal Michael Dyke told the news, the bodies of two out of every three people who go missing in San Francisco Bay are eventually recovered.No other physical evidence of the men's fate was ever found.Patrick Mahoney, who ran the launch that traveled between Alcatraz and the mainland, had some doubts that the men perished, saying "I felt that they didn't make it, but I thought we'd find a body.The FBI officials were, at least publicly, positive the men had drowned.The bones were recovered and buried under the name "John Bones Doe.The escape was not discovered until the morning of June 12, 1962, due to the successful dummy head ruse.They cited the fact that "the individuals' personal effects were the only belongings they had, and the men would have drowned before leaving them behind.We didn't find a body