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val y) TA 7-162 t pe men is going to ki22 them in the end ail the only thing to do is to fight to the death. As for PAPRICTA HEARST, he is “80 percent cone fident™ that on the first tape che was permitted to talk speutencous| 7 after first being coachet! as to what to say, prt towerd the end was bended a document that she wis reading (this section pertained to her stetus as a prisoner of wor wad the iccatment. she would be afforded as such a prisoner). He felt she was attempting to communicate that these were aol her words. He is of the opinion that HEARST was not part of the kiduaping, bak thet hor am personality and thinking was at such a point when she was kidnaped that the SLA members vere able to “turn her ayound"™ until she got to the point of chetehonricd support Lox thir views. She has mlonki fied with the cause and she is Now © now complete ly jdentity, just as much as the oxiginal comutted to theo members. He duces not believe that the three remaining, members wore involved iach in the writing of any but the last tape, and in that tape, cach probably wrote their own part. The philosophic proponsants of the SLA (possibly the work primarily of NARGCY LUNG PERRY) were not the HARRISes or HEARST, and are ainong those dead now. Viowin, the goals and reasoning of the SIA, he fecls law enforcement will best be able to Locate and apprehend the individuals throug] any existing informant system in the counter culturc, er by building some people into organizations which are most Likely to be contacted by the SLA. lle suegests that in the future the person trans cribing tapes fox the Burcau be soncone Lani Liar with the jargon of the new left and blacks as he found several phrascs which were wigsed by the transcriber. None of the phrases were significant, in his opinion, but a more accurate transcript might be important j{ future tapes are -releascd. . . —e