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‘tah a ee BUREAU OF nvesricaTio® February 5, 1974 Dots of transcription. OE ! “ as interviewed at his residence, He was advised as to > the identity of the interviewing Agents and that he was to be questioned concerning e kidnapping of PATRICIA HEARST on February 4, 1974. advised that he was a student at the University o Galifornia at Berkeley (UCB). : GEER states on ening of Fehruary 4, 974, that he was studying iiiiiiddinnas apartment, - Orel He stated that he arri , ely. 7: ith ; indiyi appro P.m. and was studyin th an x ; d ney all were Studying in the dining room which faces the “apartments es . at 2303 Benvenue. CMM states that they had been _ . + Studying for approximately one to two hours when he heard — a girl scream, "No, no". He then heard several shots. ~ He. ‘Said they came in fast succession which made him believe ~~ they were fired from either an automatic or semi-automatic weapon. He described them as being very loud and not from @ .22 caliber. At that time, eee all five of them ran out onto the front porch w es onto Benvenue Avenue and overlooks the parking lot at 2303 Benvenue. At this time, aid that he saw a Negro male come from undernea e overh into the parking lot. He was holding a white female. Cie»: that this man dragged the girl over to a car, opene e trunk and pushed her in. The girl was yelling, "No, no”. mb :: that_he yelled, “Get the heat". The man in the p iot heara gia _ and looked up at him. At this time, several more 5 ots Were - fired and he stated he could feel a hot wave of heat and could .feel the concussion. Said that they all ducked back _ inside the door. He saw the man in the parking lot jump into the’ passenger side of the car and the car took off. caid that he, ii «- (i then ran o o the street, ch e car and trie get a 2/5/ oe Berkeley, Califprnia tite # _ SF 7-855 __ _ Dote dieraved —2/8/74__, __._. This ‘document contains neither recommendationa nor conclusions of the FBI. it is the property of the FL! and in lobned to Your agency; it and ith contents ure mot Lo be distributed outside your agency.