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5 in 7- 1627 die Z H sfrren could hear WILLIAM HARRIS fumbling with the paper if he was reading it. After a few minutes, WILLIAM HARRIS made a statement to the effec t, "it must be here", or "this must be it”, SUTTER could not recall hearing the rustle of the newspaper after that-.and he noted it was not in his car when he later recovered it, After SUTTER nad taken his position on the rear floor, EMILY HARRIS Grove a short distance to the north, made @ U-turn, and proceeded south elong Outpost Drive, Before they had traveled far, SUTTER | recalled hearing WILLIAM HARRIS ask something to the effect, "Are we still going to Griffith Park?" “EMILY HARRIS replied, "Yes" As nearly as SUITER could determine, the car was driven to Franklin Avenue end then turned toward the east. Tt was noted that SUPIER did not remember making @ stop at Franklin Avenve, even though there is a traffic light at that location, which is operated by means of a flush roadway trigmering device, SUTTER concluded that if they avoided maving a full stop, as it seemed, one of three things must have happened. Either there was another vehicle ahead of them that triggered the light, EMILY HARRIS ran the Light, or (ya they turned prior to reaching Franklin Avenue. After the left turn was made they drove in an easterly Cirection for several blocks. They then made another left turn and SUITER believes at this point they were heading north, The car seemed to go uphill and to wind about for several more blocks. After approximately fifteen to thirty minutes from the tine they left Outpost Drive, the car came to a stop ang EMILY WARRIS got out. As she prepared to close the door, WILLIAM HARRIS warned SUPTER to pull his head back out of the way of the door, As he did so the blanket slipped back ,off his head, uncovering his eyes, Five to ten minutes later, EMILY HAT RIS returned to the car, When she opened the door, SUTYER was able to see she vias wearing; multi-colored slacks (specific colors not recalled) and bright colored red or green shoes, The shoes were made of soft cloth-like material and were without soles, such as a slipper or moccasin, --358-~, . * . = 1 ER aS RF Tie a eee aD — a PN athe PREP BA at OO in ig SE OR BEE Oe a Oe te ETE nT BE