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a Sn oe OLA T1627 a es eS i, OLA, AKAN. . ag ae Set gs | See eee Mae be . - bay . : ar : ry . > ee Fo” HUETT said he never saw anyone in a Volkswagen van ‘" which-was parked in the parking lot direetly east of Mel's | Sporting Goods across Crenshaw Boulevard, HUET? said he saw the Volkswagen van bacic up, go east in the parking lot, and. eventually go east on Imperial Highway. . ae oo + eee Otte Se, ' HUETT said that when the Inglewood Police arrived -. an unidentified person came from the parking lot in the vicinity... - * of where the van was parked and said, "I think the person in. the Volkswagen van was PATRICIA HEARST™, © eo ese an HUETT said that during the Struggle with the white ~: male an unidentified white male came to SHEPARD's and his &. assistance, HUETT said this man was Spanish in appearance, clean shaven, neat, and wearing a light shirt and blue Jeans," - HUETT said he also heard a statement that an employee at Banner Carpets had seen individuals in the Volkswagen van who were apparently watching Mel's Sporting Goods for a period of time, | _ . 7 ee a ' RUETT was shown a Photographic spread of five white males, one photograph being a picture of WILLIAM T. HARRIS. HUETT said the photograph of HARRIS appeared to be of the person who was in his store and with whom he had a struggle, but he was not absolutely positive, ’ oo, . HUETT was shown a photographic spread of six white females, one of which was EMILY MONTAGUE HARRIS, HUETT iden- tified the photograph of HARRIS as the female who was in his ~- ‘ store, . . rs The photographs of the following white males were - used in the male photographie Spread: . o. WILLIAM TAYLOR HARR TA WvTON WOLFE : The photographs of the following white females were. “. used 4n-the female photographic spread: < ee | ;