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Assistant Attorney General . 4 Criminal Division ee —_ er ae - : Dire epneniy, pram 1 - Mr. Held “Bhs tor, vor. Choong» ) “ a. - Mr. Adams Te Mr + Mooré - - MICKI SCOTT Ts. teerdm r. “O'Brien , In reference ‘to your memorandum dated July’ 28° 1977, (BRC ;:ALH:BA:hss) and my letter dated August 8, 1977, ‘ Concerning the possible prosecution of captioned subjects’ 7 Ji. for a violation of Title 18, United States Code, Section — sw 1071 (ilarboring), enclosed are two .FD-302's reflecting ed iaterviews of irs. Catherine Hearst d Patricia Hearst. Mrs. Hearst and Patricia Hearst” were interviewed - ‘on August 11, 1977, at their residence in Hillsborough, te California, in the presence of Miss Mearst's attorney, coe Al Johnson. Mr. Johnson explained that “ir. Randolph Hearst | ‘sould not be present due to a business commitment in. aaa .. Seattle, Washington. Ur. Johnson added that Mr. Hearst. a J ““\" would be available for an interview within the next few . - \ ‘weeks and that he would. make such arrangements at the <+\ FBI's request. Mr. Johnson stated that he has previously discussed with Mr. Hearst his willingness to testify against the Scotts, and was advised by Mr, Hearst that the only reason he was hesitant in testifying previously _ - ., Was due to the fact that he had promised Jack Scott that he | | would not testify against him. Mr. Johnson stated that ae after talking with Hr. Hearst and explaining the necsenaty es and importance of his testimony in making the Harboring — case againstthe Scotts, Mr. Hearst has advised him that — :, he’ would be willing to testify concerning all conversations x % he has had ‘with Jack feos RE detail at the request. of the 7p - | Pepartnent | sdugtioe. C0» Z- SS | “+ ht Sere L 4 Me 4 168 SEP 12 1977 = ae soptene: ‘am | te Ar pow. : _ See See Note Page. Three. Felon