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Os . tecy ies ‘ - - DE 7-1303 x "they really‘are. This: person: would serve like a “Consultant,".. 9. -{.: One she can rap with for support, ideologically. Someone who —.. “is really tough and who would encourage her and her worth to "the people." ~~ a : II. Reactions to Stress oo She would do all personally possible to avoid killing | 7°. the victim in this kidnaping. Under no circumstances could - _ ‘ug ii' She personally do the killing or be direct party to same. Bu ““*.37 “In this connection, however, she is seen as possibly entirely ~ “°° Gapable of sitting at a typewriter and in a fantasy-like Situation typing out an order for execution of victin. This would demonstrate her feeling of omnipotence--remote power, but exercised reluctantly and only when deemed recessary. There would be no killing in her pad or near it. At least it would not occur when she was around same. _ Pe _ ae If she opts for a killing, she would do ‘so only to demonstrate the seriousness of their intent--a demand to be taken seriously. The act would be backed by a quasi~legal execution ; order in the name of the people for crimes against the people. She sincerely wants to bring the Establishment to its knees, bowing in front of her power. Predictably, if Mr. HEARST broke and repented publicly for his crimes against the people, . this would prove to be the ultimate "trip" for her. . —... Should she succeed in her demands for tribute, there predictably would be held a semi-public celebration in which she would reveal herself to the ‘most trusted and to those on the edge of her movement. She would claim her credit among insiders as the Architect and Executioner of the successful score against the Establishment. She should soon afterwards, however, need public recognition. ¢ f Several points contained in the victim's reported releases to her parents were deemed as indicative of problems for PERRY and her group: — M C if Quote to the effect: “I know these people are ; disturbed at press distortions concerning them." This is stated because of the group's need for self-esteem, to maintain the . conviction that they represent the altruistic, wellHintended,. _ self-sacrificing workers for the people. They are saying, «.°~ “We may be forced by you to do undesirable things, which ~.- - will be your responsibility. Don't push us, we're relly the ..... _ good guys." | a ° ° | TS yee oe oe eis FA = one's its | LS a aie . g