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‘ * ‘ . ~ . : -?° . .- r- + . - y .? - PY . ; , . o noe » - : ‘ ‘woe . : . f a : : oe tae g Ft, . ; . . . = — Lae ; pate . . os - Lote > HEARNAP -. - On April 15, 1974, Donald David DePreeze, Nancy Ling. 3 Sd Cam{ila Christine Hall, Patricia Michelle Soltysik,- oa '. Palirdcia Campbell Hearst held up the Sunset Office of the °°. og“ Hiernia Bank in San Francisco obtaining $10,692.51. | Durin ° ae: tH robbery, they fired automatic weapons wounding a number £ me pe {n and about the bank. They escaped in rental cars. During the robbery, they apparently had a cover car occupied by four individuale with rifles waiting across the street. Investigation at San Francisco reveals that the ‘ss subsects remained in San Francisco following the kidnaping until:.*° -* | approximately May 9, or in the early morning of May 10, 1974, 0% [+ when they departed for Los Angeles. SOS EE Dee ms On May 16, 1974, William and Emily Harris, while shopping in Mel's Sporting Goods Store in Los Angeles, became . involved in a scuffle following a shoplifting by William Harris. As the scuffle moved to the street and a revolver was displayed, an individual believed to ba Patricia Hearst fired approximately |._ a 27 rounds from an automatic weapon from a van parked across the —— ” ‘ch,. - street from the sporting goods store. The three escaped in-the. -. . _. . : .¥an and subsequently kidnaped at least two individuals and | . pr ultimately disappeared on the afternoon of May 17, 1974, on the fringe of the Griffith Park area in Los Angeles after releasing their last hostage. — : On the evening of May 17, 1974, Nancy Ling Perry, — Camilla Christine Hail, Patricia Michelle Soltysik, Angela Atwood, Donald David DeFreeze and William Lawton Wolfe became involved |: oc, 4m a shoot-out with the Los Angeles Police Department and the. 7.0%). v- " PBI at 1466 Bast Séth Street, Los Angeles, and all the above =~ wi individuals perished. | ; a eee, The Harrises and Hearst were believed to have bean we in Los Angeles on May 19, 1974. Their whereabouts since that date is unknown: however, another tape containing their voices was received by a Los Angeles radio station on June 7, 1974. OBSERVATIONS Miscellaneous ¥ ; . With one exception, the SLA hardcore was composed of - college educated Caucasians from the Fast Bay area of San Prancisco ‘ - who Hrved in a frugal atyle holding down menial jobs. The |. ~ _— gr@up was active in prison, reform and directed the majority gf -_ thgir. contacts With black inmates, ER PARE Bee ee i go og) wadhey cobfhes bd eye Sy OE g-A CEL LE) gaan dg a es a He. ce or nr wag wy iS 3 saatyLe. o Beno} i AS qa y an iaaai tas, cae ut veh Pe ee ae ar . on aa santa — -~ — ~ ih di — ari otanee \ . a eet. . -