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for her to look at it again and that she should hring the people Ly who wanted to rent the flat. The Negro female agreed that she would do this and indicated that she would be back in 30 minutes, but never reappeared. This tlegro female when asked Ly ap: « she was a social worher stated that she was not, but identified herself as a Welfare recipient who liked to help people. advised that on what he thought was possibly a week later, maybe around May 5, 1974, a Negro female appeared at his residence around 6:00 p.m. concerning renting ‘the 1808 Oakdale Avenue address. mad no information as to how this second Negro female was travelling, but she supposedly learned of - tne rental from the sign at the 4808 Oakdale address. . took her over to the address and showed her the flat and during this time she explained that she had two sisters in college and as a result of sharing the expenses they would ke able to pay for the flat. rd The Negro female stated that she worked as a receptionist at the University of California Hospital, first floor, and that she had two sisters in college who receive grants. © flat to this Negro female and rental records, fReceipt Number 44, rentec information from disclosed the following: 18083 Oakdale was rented, date of rental not noted, for the period of May 1, 3974 through June 1, 1974, by Miss. ml eSPCKSON. FACKSOM, 2:: connection with the rental, paid £175.9n for the first month plus a last month's rent of 3175.09 plus $25.00 cleaning fee for a total of $375.00. Payment was in cash and consisted of $20.00 and $10.00 bills Qs be) eves that this rental money was still in his safety deposit box at the Wells Pargo Bank, Third and Revere Streets, San Pranecjsco. GEMM cescrited Miss ‘J. JACKSON as follows: Sex ‘ Female Pace Negro 172 Pinediyietas ae ie Nr eae a Alig ee ya Te er