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we ee TR ee PT Te F . en ce Pa DAT te A I a i de ee a a x ee cso rd > fg ee eer to o Mr. W. R. # a Memorandum G. C. Moore t Re: SYMBIONESE LIBERATION ARMY (SLA) The book's victim is subjected to and ultimately willing- ly engages in mumerous sexual acts with aer kidnappers, and photo-~ _ graphs of certain of these acts, together with notes demanding the release of the black prisoner in exchange for the victim's release, are directed to her father, the trial judge, and to the U. S$. Attorney General. The victim is subsequently released by her abductors when their demand d freedom for the black prisoner is met and he is provided with a plane for travel to Algeria. in addition to falling in love with the black kidnap leader, the book's victim is converted to a revolutionary stance by her abductors and on release pledges to work for the revolution. She aids in the escape of two of her abductors (two were killed prior to victim's release) and discovers her own brother, with whom she enters into an incestuous relation- ship, is a member of the revolutionary movement. WBlack Abductor,” by one Harrison James, is hard-core pornography. The only similarities noted between the plot in the book and the abduction of Hearst are the identical first names of the victims, their wealthy status, the miltiracial and revolutionary makeup of the kidnap gangs, the gangs' apparent inclusion of female bisexuals, and the political nature of the kidnappings. The book “ frst not offer any real lead potential insofar as the Hearst kidnap matter ig concerned. Bureau files contain no information identifi- able with the book's author. ACTION: For information. / “ _—- . + a es a Se =~ oo ‘ a oe el i Been owe eee re ae - ts: . _ a a hr I Fr aa ae te