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BQ 89-495 arriving there they realized that they had made a mistake. She said that the living conditions were terrible, the food was not ample, and all the mail was censured. have no intentions of remaining affiliated witn the tt. was then asked specific questions re- garding the following underlined topics. Her responses are as. follows: [u) Signed and Oral Oaths (u). Approximately six years ago while at the pT in Redwood,. California, she recalled Reverend jones asking the church members to think of the worst possible thing that they could do that was. against the law. He then asked them to write this down on paper ir the form of a confession and that he would hold these documents to insure their loyalty to both him and the pT. She said she was very young at the time and does not recall whether she wrote a confession or not. She also recalled that while in San Francisco at every meeting of the pT (which was four or five times a week) everyone was made to sign a blank sheet of white paper. These were referred to as "meditation papers" and she believed these were used in the same fashion. She did not recall signing any. Personal Bodyguards for. JoNes /U JONes had no specific bodyguards, however, there was certain trusted members of the Security Force that were con- stantly with him. JohNNy JoNEs appeared to be his personal guard when in San Francisco, however, at Jonestown it seemed that different individuals took turns. There were always two armed guards outside Jones' house during the evening hours..