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69 Cc eo | e j SP 7-355 DEJ:sfe Upon making tha discovery that the i e and car appeared to have been abandoned, tated that he called TWA to check on WILSON and JACKSON, however, he received a recorded message stating that the Personnel Office had been moved to Kansas City. tated that on about March 20, 1974, after trying to decide what to do about the abandoned car, ne checked with the Walnut a ta Creek Police Department to see if there was a stolen report _ on the car. When .finding this was negative Jay stated he checked with the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) o “and learned the automobile was registered to PAUL ASHFORD, 514 Winchester Drive, Daly City, California. In regards to the autoncbile, SD: -2tec that he thought probably the car belonge oO e boyfriend he had observed at the property earlier and on April 15, 1974, he wrote a handwritten letter to PAUL ASHFORD, 514 . Winchester Drive, Daly City, notifying him that he had the + automobile and desired that ASHFORD make arrangements to - recover the car. The letter was returned by the Post Office : undelivered, On May 29, 1974 ad his secretary ‘prepare a typewritten letter to ASHFORD which Sy sent ‘registered mail to 514 Winchester Drive, Daly City, requesting ' ASHFORD make arrangements to recover the car. The letter was returned by the Post Office on May 31, 1974 undelivered. advised that. he and his wife decided to ‘gell the property and on about April 17, 1974 started painting and refurbishing the property in vreparation for its sale. He stated in addition to his wife, his brother-in-law helped paint the property and they noticed that the small holes in the walls had been made by BSs being shot into the wall. In addition to this, they observed that a wooden beam at the end’ of a long hallway in the bedroom area had been shot full of BBs. SRE: - 2:20 that the entire house was re-painted, ° he di however, not paint the inside of the master bedroom closet. tated that in addition to the covering of the windows previously mentioned, the master bedroom had soiled spots on the walls which appeared to have been made by either two mattresses or sleeping bags placed on the floor in that bedroom. There were no beds or other furniture in the house with the exception of two cane-type chairs which had been left in the living room. The carpeting in the master © bedroom was very dirty and dozens of BEs were renoved frpm ‘this ‘carpeting when cleaning. ¥ 88 7 ~ Par one == TUR ‘f, , nee Yat r. a3, a . L.%4 sty ” oo . ° oe as tia we Ry PALS cd ay ge he Be OL LOIS RNa Lh at ape Cig tay fas