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Victim was terrified, Murray couple Continued from B-1 Under questioning by Deputy Salt Lake County Atty. David E. Yocom, she testified earlier that she recognized Bundy immediately in a lineup at Salt Lake City Police Headquarters. In cross-examination, O’Connell asked, ‘Did you recognize him from the pictures police showed you? Do you think you would have known him immediately his picture?” “T don’t know,” she said. y because you had seen % 8, but he did not have a moustache at the lineup. .I think I remember him from pictures, too.” Under O’Connel’s questioning, she said she had looked through a series of photos and not been able to identify them, but she said Bundy’s photo looked more like the assailant than anyone. She said she saw Bundy’s photo three or four times before the lineup. “How do you know Mr. Bundy’s - year was the car your assailant “I *drove?”’ O’Connell asked. Miss think T remembered him from Nov. ¥DaRonch replied that a photograph “ee . yo testifies. wo ~ of Bundy’s car had shown a ripped . hack seat, ‘‘just like the car I had been sitting in.” O'Connell showed ‘her pictures of similar cars with ripped seats and asked, “Do any of these look like Bundy’s car?” “T can’t tell,” she said clearly. The defense attorney asked how she managed to escape from an assailant six feet tall when she was only five feet seven and weighed less than 110-pounds. ‘‘Have you partici- pated in athletics or have you had any kind of self-protection or de- fense training.” She replied, ‘‘No.” “How in the world did you keep’ ‘him from striking you with that crowbar? Perhaps he never meant to hurt you at all,” O’Connell said. He then asked pointedly, “Didn’t you discuss with police the night of Nov. 8 how you broke away and didn’t you say or agree that perhaps the man had not meant harm to you after all?” “I don’t remember that. I don’t remember any such conversation,” she answered softly, dabbing at her eyes with a tissue. Earlier in the testimony, O’Con- nell objected to ‘Yocom’s using Bundy’s name in describing Miss DaRonch’s assailant.: The judge agreed. and ordered Yocom: to specify ythe words “assailant” or “man” and not use Bundy’s name, When asked by Yocom if her assailant was in the courtroom, Miss, DaRonch clearly identifled Bundy as the man. —” The defendant appeared calm during the proceedings and smiled at times when his attorney appeared to have made a pdint.