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ee ee re ee tee r ae - = « » - ‘ p : ¢ HEARNAP On April 15, 1974, Donald David DeFreeze, Nancy Lins Perry, Camilla Christine Hall, Patricia Michelle Soltysik, end Patricia Campbell Hearst held up the Sunset Office of the Hibernia Bank in Gan Francisco obtaining $10,692.51. During ‘the robbery, they fired automatic weapons wounding a number of people in and about the bank. They escaped in rental cars. ~. During the robbery, they apparently had a cover car occupied by four individuals with rifles waiting across the street. ' Investigation at San Francisco revcals that the subjects remained in San Francisco following the kidnaping until approximately May 9, or in the early morning of May 10, 1974, when they devarted for Los Angeles. On May 16, 1974, William and Emily Harris, while shopping in Mel's Sporting Goods Store in Los Angeles, bes uve involved in a scuffle following a shoplifting by William Harris. -As the scuffle moved to the street an@ a revolver wes displayed, an individual believed to be Patricia Hearst fired approximately 27 rounds from an automatic weavon from a van parked across the Street from the sporting goods store. The three escaped in the van and subsequentiy kidnaped at leest two individuals ane ultimately disappeared on the afternoon of May 17, 1974, on the fringe of the Griffith Park area in Los Angeles after releasing their last hostace. On the evening of May 17, 1974, Nancy Lino Perry, Camilla Christine Hall, Patricia Michelle Soltysik, Angela Atwocd, Donald David DeFreeze and William Lawton Wolfe became involved in a shoot-out with the Los Angeles Police Department and ths FBI at 1466 East 54th Street, Los Angeles, and all the above individuals perished. The Harrises and Hearst were believed to have brea 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. — OBSERVA.TIONS tan Miscellaneous , With one exception, the SLA hardcore was composed of college educated Caucasians from the East Bay area of San Francisc who lived in a frugal style holding down menial jobs. The group was active in prison reform and directed the majority of their contacts with black inmates.