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wht “ Bed ceTiNe Se Bete hagttes GF "7-855" mea te 7 ‘The group developed. a plan to ass{et WILLIE os B ANDT in escaping from prison. In aid of this.plan, 7 “ gag-attorney named RICHARD FRISHMAN, who used ‘the: ‘code “name . of JERRY and who was a former schoolmate of JAMES {KILGORE possibly at the University of California at Santa Barbara, would contact BRANDT at the California Men's (penal)? Facility at Soledad to bring out messages regarding“the “proposed escape. In furtherance of this plan, after ‘s-". - FRISHMAN would visit BRANDT, members of the group would . ° - go to the City of Soledad and meét:FRISHMAN to discuss the manner in which the escape vas. to;.occur. The purpose “of meeting FRISHMAN in the City 6f Soledad was to obtain the information while it was stallfresh in FRISHMAN's '- mind. - On one of the original trips, “EMILY HARRIS went - _@lone. However, upon her return toxSan.Francisco to relay the messages to the group, EMILY HARRIS Anade omissions in _.her recollection. Therefore, it was decided that any future . trips would be made by two ‘members of the group so that all ‘' - details could be remembered. On one trip in June, 1975,,. - |. HEARST accompanied , JAMES KILGORE to the City of Soledad in “a car which she believes was the white four-door Ford with the black vinyl top for ‘the purpose of receiving information from FRISHMAN, who had “Sust® «talked with BRANDT. HEARST ' recalied that at this meeting* in Soledad, FRISHMAN was driving _ aD vorange Toyota pickup. er oe . At &@ later date, FRISHMAN flew to San Francisco - and ‘was met at the Airport by unrecalled members of the ‘group. she “came to the residence at Geneva Street and stayed . . for approximately two days. The purpose for FRISHMAN coming ' -to San’ ‘Francisco:.was for him to meet the members and to be drawn into ‘the<group. . FRISHMAN was well aware of the identity of, HEARST, who, along with the HARRISes, attended a July,- 19755 meeting at the Geneva Street residence with — -FRISHMAN. It is unknown when the HARRISes first met FRISHMAN, however, WENDY YOSHIMURA had known FRISHMAN for several _months and FRISHMAN was well aware of YOSHIMURA's identity. a -FRISHMAN brought ‘a letter from BRANDT addressed to everyone which was a political statement on internationalism. It is & < fbelieved he gave the letter to the HARRISes. It was known .. 2 0 the group that BRANDT was to go to a hearing in Salinas, -Galifornia. During the meeting at the Geneva Street residence, eT eR Re MPI Soe Ses ee ; acme el tite ttt f hate