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OPTOMA: FORM NO. 10 . wre-108 . . may 9967 FOIONM “on G34 Gin, RIG. MO TF UNITED STATES cA uxment - Annee. Bis Memorandum S ore Asst. Die.: Admin. Comp. Syst. - Mr. Reed - Mr. Wannall ; aCe TO ; sr, Cobhareb, . DATE:May 30, 1974 Fd te — “| : Gan. Ape" a 2 1 - Mr. Gebhardt - tog — FROM = R, $3. Gallagher 1 - Mr. Gallagher me % a i - Mr. Bates Fd Laboratery , 4 1 - Mr. Morrow Pion. & Evol. — SUBJECT: HEARNAP 1 - Mr. McDermott Treining 1 = ir, White Lego! Coun. ~ Telophone Re. _ 4 Mr, Campbell j _ Bincte ey — 1 y 5.) Mi ron, Professor - oF of Paychot in -_ iversity, as set forth in several prior memoranda , yi alyzed’ by use of the computer the tapes prepared by the s Symbionese Liberation ‘Army - wep. ae on April 3, 1974, he visited at his own expense FBI Headquarters and discussed his analysis of the first four tapes. It was during this session that Ghia Stated that Patricia Hearst was a perfect subject to be kidnaped because she would lean upon and adopt the attitude of her kidnapers and would adopt a very hostile attitude toward the FBI. He predicted Hearst would — join the SLA prior to the receipt of the tape in which she announced that she was joining the SLA. ” Los Angeles summary teletype of May 29, 1974, contains - an interview with fheorgia Had Andersorgg. h provided a signed, . SENET fA she yelatefi that o 1974; a few minutes . before eo) 00 p.m., She visited’ 4 ‘who resides at #52. West =_ _i ‘Gert F Ge, Los Angele pie ere she learned the SLA were > i at the time in ris ar n 54th Street. As she and @ister were interested in the SLA mission, they proceeded to 1466 Last 54th Street. Upon arriving at the house, Ar istine introduced Anderson to a friend of hers, a Negro male who identi- fied himself as Cinque but stated his real name was DeFreeze and that he was the leader of the SLA. Cinque indicated he was out to fight for the rights of the people in need and was going to use Negroes and whites to fulfill his mission. Cingue believed that by using rich white girls he could convince their fathers to help him by giving him money. He stated Patty Hearst is now art of his Army. ¢ fy oe ptt P y REC-AgO f _ wi f é Wérson asked DeFreeze why hé picked 1466 East 54th Street and he indicated he felt the area had already been ‘ched by the “pigs" and would be a safe place to hide his Army. érson asked him if he was aware the police were presently surrounding ‘the’ house they were in and he told her he.was. ,.Upon, being asked by GAterdger if DeFreeze could win the fight against the police, M 18 JUN 7 1974: LV [> + RIG: igid4 (10) | CONTINUED. = OVER j