( CNN ) -- The last of three prisoners who escaped from Indiana State Prison earlier this month has been captured , authorities said Thursday . Lance Battreal , from left , Mark Booher and Charles Smith escaped from an Indiana prison July 12 . The U.S . Marshals Service captured Mark Booher , a murderer , around 11 a.m. , said Shannon Robinson , supervisor for a marshals service fugitive task force . Booher was taken into custody without incident in a hotel room on the north side of Indianapolis , Indiana , she said . He had been sentenced in 1999 to 65 years for murder and robbery . Booher escaped on July 12 from Indiana State Prison in Michigan City , Indiana , along with Lance Battreal , a rapist , and Charles Smith , also a murderer . Battreal was serving a 50-year sentence for his convictions in 1998 for rape , criminal confinement and stalking . Smith was captured the day after the jail break about eight miles away in southwestern Michigan . Battreal was captured Tuesday at his parents ' home in Rockport , Indiana . The inmates apparently escaped through underground tunnels , officials said . The prison was built around 1860 , and the tunnels -- lined with brick and concrete -- carry pipe chases and sewer lines . Two of the escaped inmates had worked in the tunnels as assistants to maintenance employees , said John Schrader , spokesman for the Indiana Department of Correction .
Mark Booher , a murderer , captured in a hotel room in Indianapolis . He was convicted of the murder and sentenced to death by lethal injection. One inmate captured day after escape ; another found at parents ' home .