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She isn't ; hated, either by Americans in general ¢ § or by the authorities. “There is rot a tensity of feeling against her,” said | FBI Director Kelley. The nation too, is compassionate | about her predicament. There is no evidence to indicate she wan anything 3 but an unwilling prisoner of the SLA when she was kidnaped, and the Har- i rises were considered “fringe prople™t by the PBL. “Before the May shanty out, we couldn't charge them with anything,” an FB! spokesman aaid It seems natural ta wonder why. with all these factorn and auch an - enormous effort, Patty Hearst: and ~ Part of the problem. Kelley atates, ‘is because part of the public—those key witnesses and sympathizern—have not cocperated with the FBI in this - case. Kelley, a big-showklered man with @ square jaw and evea that are constantly probing behind his dark rimmed glasses, projecta the manner _ of a smart, tough cop. But, there is a ° disarming gentleness in his voice when he talks about Patty. ‘ The men who work for Kelley seem equally compassionate. It is almost unhelievable to find people directing a and intensity who talk about the tar- get of their effort with auch under- landing Tt is almost like they are her brothers, Juoking for their Jost sister. taingfhat there has never been a case quité like this. “This a 1974 crime,” one FBI agent said. “It was the first st political: kidnaping in this country. In a classic kidneping, the kidnapers want to get the victim back as soon as possible. The victim is a stone around Ye «ig ene aD em Renate Rare ge — ein 3 meee 5 men Se NATIONAL FREARMS ACT Willlam Taylor Hareis Tat pining. (oko ener FRU Be.: cm RGA LS Mizaees: Wdhe Aas. vt Fronk Memeen Bite Kuen. deat net Mets. dove art Sed amone, Toke Ren: 79. bere dares TEOMA, Fo Sill, ML are seppreted by birth peverd+? » Marget, 477 Gives: linerd Weight: 145 pends Complesien: ede Eats, Visine . 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Usually. | OFEICELUIEN AE SS a omretie Foe AL AREAL Ot AVES: LSI SPATE A 1 PORT NY BAHINCITOS Bt oN VISTHNE SATION SE 60417 | ’ 1 there are half a dozen people who sv them. Still, after the April 15 robber in San Franciace, nine people mac’ the swilch into two cam. Yet, v. could only find one guy, & tradesme making a delivery, who naw it.” Agents are also surpriged by the ur evenness of the SLA coup’ actior Their bank robbery 1s consider: _ something of a tactical wonder, wii _ five people carrying off tie: oper: tion-including shootings inside ai outside the bank—in two minutes, f: quicker than the average time t such a bank robbery. Yet Bill Harr: _enttempt to steal a pair of soc’ a1. TONS a SRe ts