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. : . 2 yt, Ps eo ¥ : : - 2 tye ee vocb Cn a a , : : " ' ‘ s eof “Wo. f JCA / KAR a SR ai AG approximately 9:30 p.m., on February 4, 1974, ; PATRICIA CAMPBELL HEARST, daughter of RANDOLPH HEARST, ae ‘:. Publisher of the "San Franciseo Bxawines" NEWSPAPERS was meee abducted from Apartment #4, 2503 Benvenue, Berkeley, Cal- 0” .ifornia, where she resided with her fiance, STEVEN WEED, ae 07 . HEARST was called to the door of the apartment by a white "' . ‘female who stated she was having car trouble and wished to "'~ usé HEARST's telephone, When HEARST opened the &oor two Negro males, armed with rifles, and the white female forced their way into the residence, STEVEN WEED and a neighbor, _ STEPHEN SUENAGA, were -beaten and tied up, HEARST was sub~_ ye. Sequently placed in the trunk of a 1963 white Chevrolet ire convertible later determined to be owned by PETER BENENSON, as 1304 Josephine Street, Berkeley, California: During the abduction, shots were fired and a white 1963 or 1964 Chevro- ane let Station Wagon was also observed in the area. Pais A short time prior to the abduction of HEARST, ae BENENSON had been approached at his residence by two white “yt . females who, at gunpoint, forced him onto the rear floor of his vehicle, bound, blindfolded, and gagged him, and drove , away. Later the vehicle stopped and he heard 8 female screaming as for help end several shots fired, The vehicle moved a short Mee distance, parked, and the occupants left, ee A letter was later received by Radio Station KPFA, a, Berkeley, California, in which credit for the kidnaping of ff. | PATRICIA CAMPBELL HEARST was claimed by the Symbionese Liberation ‘ ara a Army, 7 ' 7 . ,