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sd e 3 SF 7-355 DEJ:sfic 690 eres cared advised at this point that the carpeting nad been cleaned in the entire house just pre- vious te WILSON and JACKSON renting the property and all of the carpeting remained in a clean condition other than the master bedroom. The only other furniture left in the house was a glass top table and two broxen chairs. The two broken chairs have since been discarded, however, tha , RO. have at their residence the glass top table 2 two Chairs which were left in the living room. . ery ar that at about the time they were cleaning and painting the property for sale, — uggested that he contact law enforcemen uthorities abo the strange condition of the house. However, stated that since he had so many "kookie renters” before WILSON and JACKSON, he decided that they were just two more "kookie individuais”. removed the above-described station wagon from the Northridge address about April 18, or 20 1974, and drove it to his residence in Oakland. had engaged the services of Dad's Locksmith and Hardware, 5270 Mission Street, San Francisco, to make a key for the security lock on the front door of the residence and a key for the 1964 Chevrolet station wagon. Subsequent to that time, he has had numerous contacts with DMV in an effort to secure title to the vehicle put, to date, has been unable to obtain title. stated he did not give serious thought to the tenants or the property after it was sold in late April until h wife obtained employment at about June 1, 1974 stated it was abo advise a "as discussing the strange circumstances of the Northridge tess and the abandoned vehicle with when ; stated that she had a close friend, one sho was doing research for a newspaper reporcer. stated the newspaper reporter vas AP 2° ?7as writing a book on tne kidnaping of PATPICIA HEARST would probably be interested in some strange circumstances