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"@ sL BUREAU OF INV‘ STIGATION AL26/74 Oscte of transcription On June 19, 1974, Mrs. JUDITH ELIZABETH PRITCHETT, nee/Lat-rence, 4034 Salem Avenue, Concord, telephorie 685- _ 4833, was interviewed by Poorer ae identified ¢, himself to PRITCHETT as a Special Agent of the FBI through use of the Special Agent credentials. §' -; PRITCHETT stated that she has no knowledge of how anyone in the Symbionese Liberation Army (SLA) obtained a drivers license under her name or her birth certificate. She. noted that the handprinting on the letter to the Contra Costa ‘County Recorder closely resembles her style of pri She also noted thac her mother's name, NORMA JEAN has not been used by her for some time and she ined ‘that whoever used this name had access to other records executed by her, She noted that when she applied for employment at the University of California at Berkeley (UCB), she may have used her mother's maiden name. She said that her mother is ‘divorced from her father and is remarried. vA PRITCHETT stated that she had been employed at ucg from March, 1967 to August, 1968. She returned to apply ra job at UCB in January, 1972, and was told by DAWID MATSUMOTO, 102 Sproul Hall, UCB, that her previous employ- jar application form had been lost. /:/, PRITCHETT stated that she is not acquainted with NANCY LING PERRY, EMILY HARRIS, ANGELA ATWOOD or SP >. She furnished samples of her signature and andpréinting, as well as three pages from her college note- book which were written in her handwriting. eT interviewed on LL9/74 __@ Concord, California pi, 4¢ SF 7-855 . & ; Cc. i by =} d r med Dore dictated 6/ 2 5/7 4 —— -6~ Thies document containg neither recommendations nore conclusions of the FBI. It ia the property of the FEI and is loaned ta your agency: | it and ite contents are not Lo be distribuled outside your agency. po CLS: LSE PeAEERS eres a = al oars