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a Us ene ae ne a! mene - oF tacts oA OUENRE Biratidte bow ane elan dbname wnat MIME LAlenmesaensinalines tention ke " out of a lineup in the Hall of Justice the following’ ‘month. Bundy had been arrested by a Utah Highway atrol sergeant for attempting to elude an officer and‘ r possession of burglary tools. He was charged with In his motion, O’Connell said that prosecut ‘David E. Yocom, assistant Salt Lake County’ _ attorney, agreed: before the trial to furnish all reports _and photographs relating to the case to the defense. e kidnap after Miss DaRonch identified him. \ re Yocom subsequently testified before Third Dis- . trict Judge Peter F. Leary that everything in the record had indeed been given to defense lawyers. However, O’Connell said in his motion that: Sheriff's Detective Gerald S. Thompson, who also testified at the trial, had made a second report . regarding the photo viewing and that the second report said that Miss DaRonch was not certain that she could identify Bundy as her kidnaper. The report in question surfaced when Pitkin + County, Colo., investigators requested and wi re ” given reports on the DaRonch trial. The prosecution committed perjury in claimi g \ to have furnished proper pre-trial reports to the defensé, O’Connell charged. Meanwhile, prosecutors in the murder trial in ’ dence regarding two Utah slayings — those of Laura Ann Aime and Melissa Smith. The bodies of both . teen-agers were found, on separate ‘occasions, in mouitain areas near Salt Lake City more than two yeh rs ago. Bundy was not charged in the killings. ‘| The Pitkin County district attorney said Thurs- * daly that a judge might wait until the start of Bundy’s trial to decide if evidence regarding the Utah ‘murders will be allowed. . * *s eh ee ee 2) eek ewer et ened oawmatll _ Colorado have asked permission to introduce evi-° i