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rat the a tg vided the following identifying data: | SP 7-855 0 SE Ds he white female ask, *...shall we wait here for the car Or: what should we do now?", or similar words to that effect. — however, did not hear the reply as she had . inued walking toward Judah Street and was then out of hearing range. . . vaygeh ood ad a 7 ie then shown colored Poloroid pho- . tograph ornet station wagon and the green, wood panelled Ford LTD station wagon, which had been recovered by the San Francisco Police Department at.the intersection of 30th Avenue and Lawton Street on April -15, 1974., Upon seein the photograph of the red Hornet station wagon, qui immediately identified that automobile as being which was parked on the southeast corner of Lawton Street,. facing east. She stated that at the time she saw this ve-. hicle she noticed an ‘individual, whom.she believed to have been a female, sitting in the front seat, on the passenger _. side, of this vehicle. ‘She also stated that arother female was standing along the driver's side of the vehicle and was shouting across the street to the negro male. She said that she never did see the green-colored Ford LTD station wagon. Ee :-:-: that to the best of her recol- | lection, e white Female who was doing the talking was in... her early twenties, approximately 5'5* in height, slender build, brown hair, covered ty a multi-colored scarf, and wearing a short heavy coat dark in godore. and dark trousers. ie «.:-: that she could not provide any identifyin ata concerning the passenger in the red Hornet station wagon other than the fact that she believed this person to be a female due to this individual's longish hair. GEE. 125-1001 stated that it seemed to her that there might have been another person in the red. Hornet station wagon, however, she was uncertain. het ~Concerning the two negro males =, . ms oa . 7 wate re Be BS ay es ase mee :