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13 .SF 7-855 RLW:sfc can qq. Oaklard. He does | Wot not reca if he gave the cab driver the specific request eT , or directed the man to the address. He recalled that the trip cost him approximately $1.60, which fare he paid for with the money from his wallet which he still carried. — BENENSON recalled that, prior to taking the cab, - he telephoned his sister's residence to make sure that she | was home and that it was all right for him to stop over : there. The phone was answered by a female friend of his sister, whose name he cannot now recall. He talked briefly ° ‘to his sister QM and told her he would be right over. He “attempted to sound calm and “flippant” during his call to his Sister. Upon arriving at the house, he found his sister . reading. Her roommate, QM who is a friend of his . and a girl whom he has dated, was in bed already. BENENSON went into the bathroom and cut the remaining cloth from his neck with scissors he found in the medicine cabinet. Except for a swollen upper lip he discovered no noticeable marks or bruises on his body. Ue thereafter conversed in casual con- versation with his sister for a short time then went to sleep on the living room couch where he spent the night. He made no mention to his sister of his ordeal that night. a The next morning he received notification from@iiius MMe hat his landlady, a Mrs. @@BBBMMA (phonetic), had calied ‘.. for QE but was told by QF that@MMMBwas in the ‘shower. When QM saw him there she told him about receiving - the call forq@@iiis BENENSON telephoned his landlady shortly thereafter and found out that the police had been looking for him at his residence on the previous night. He got dressed in some pants, a shirt, and a sweater which he borrowed from He also put on his own tennis shoes which shoes he had worn upon arriving at his sister's residence on the pre- vious night. He wore no underwear. After eating breakfast, he set out for downtown Berkeley carrying his jogging clothes .and Army-type jacket in a plastic bag which he borrowed from his sister. Tey. BENENSON telephoned the Berkeley Police Department . oii " from a phone booth at the Y.M.C.A. at Allston Way and Milvia “ig +*Street. When he informed the police department who he was -' "5" he was told that the officer looking for him was out of the police ae department but that they would have the officer call BENENSON at ~~ - the number given by BENENSON. Thereafter, he received a call from i. «iY. this officer who in turn turned the phone over to a person identi- - +, <i fying himself as i> the Federal Bureau of Investigation * 41