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D@FENSE OPPO®: 3 QUICK - Heanst) Papel 5 Guiliy I 3s, Patty Hearst's “peers” in the Indian : apolis area agree with the jurors whe~ % found the 22.Vear-cl heiress guilty of < armed bank robbery. From peenle on the street to trial ’ Jawyers and criminal court judges, an ad hoe “jury” interviexed yesterday by Teperters for The In sianapolis Star concurred in the San Francisco jury's decision. Judge Andrew Jacobs,Sr. of Crimi- nal Court. Division 3;..commented: “It appears to me that Miss Hearst had niany- opportu: nities 10 escape, ss “] BELIEVE THE strongtit, ev dence against her was the movie pre senied during the trial. She seemed very enthusiastic about her part in the bank robbery.” reaction contrary to the consen- palatal Was voiced by Indianapolis alter.” _ iat Phefion) n88.A. Neel, chie? investigate ' REY, LARRY JONES ‘Patty Taken By Force?" ete eryishocked, extremely shotked, "Ne said. Bailey yes iay morning an a ‘the tae mous criminal lawyer “hasn’t- gutten over” the jury's verdict. NEEL SAID HE was “coimptctely Surprised” at the short amount of time (2 hours) Ue jery deliberated. “Qere honesty, I thousht the verdict would be acquittal,’ he said. ; - He speculated that perhaos the de fense went further than anticipated, which night have “confused” the ju- rors: NEej mzintained that the case even- tually will be “reseived in Patricia's _ favor.” -” soe? w, t 4 . ” €.. cos 6 “oe ON TH UTHER side of the Je gal ee oe. Soe eed Tome ge Ot eae Beg eeu ae — oo . . y Te nee aye ee eee —_ ome ° af et ee. * Sarees mrt ees ee ee a me ge RSD th tm gpg mF | ly mere 12 nome