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tes . na tv, ft able A ° woe wood The black male, who was standing in front of this © group, was holding a rifle under his right arm. He lifted it up and pointed it in her direction and in the direction of other bank customers standing near her, and then began. ~~ yelling orders in a loud voice to the effect that all of them should get down on the floor if they did not want their heads blown off. She immediately layed down on the floor - in about the center area of the bank near the desk of a bank officer's secretary. She placed her hands over the. top of her head and layed motionless on the floor, face down, for about six or seven minutes. During this period of time the black mole with the gun swore at the group ina loud . voice, telling them that they should keep down or they would. ‘be shot. When she:-heard other customers in the bank begin to talk, she got to her feet, and the black man with the gun gs who were standing behind him,.were gone. ’ did not make any observations after she layed oor other than to hear the voice of the black man with the gun. She immediately left the bank, went to her car and drove from the area. She saw nothing unusual when she left the bank. The automobile that was double parked behind -*~ Wher on 22nd Avenue was not seen by her when she left the bank. . : _ 7 So was shown photographs of the - following individuals: oo rn ve ; ELA ATWOOD WILLIAM LAWTON WOLFE ~ EMILY MONTAGUE HARRIS WILLIAM TAYLOR HARRIS DONALD DAVID DE FREEZE | PATRICIA MICHELLE SOLTYSIK * «CAMILLA CHRISTINE HALL. PATRICIA CAMPBELL HEARST "| ‘f : _ She stated that the photograph of DONALD DAVID DE FREEZE bore a strong resemblance to the black male she observed ~~. |. carrying the gun inside the bank near “he front door. She ‘— added, however, that she could not be mositive that it was him. She was unable to identify any of the inuividuals shown