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7. It can be proven that during this period of time the Scotts owned a beige Volkswagen. This auto- mobile is of more corroborative value later. 8. It can be proven that during this period of time one Martin Miller, then of New Jersey owned a red 1966 Volkswagen through the New Jersey Division of Motor Vehicles. 9. The facts of the occupancy of the Wayne County farmhouse by these persons is corroborated by e=veral independent details. Neighbors including Mrs. © Pat Prate, Louis Prate, Charles Enslin, Ann Marie Shenko recall seeing people at the farmhouse during the summer of 1974 who had a Volkswagen with out-of-State license — -— platés -.one Ohio plate, one: possibly.New York.-" One, Rose ~~ Enslin, talked to one of the-women staying at the’ prem-=—-- isess- She’recalls that one of the women was named. "Micki" — BL Several of them remembered the dog; a german shepherd named “Sigmond". At least two of these people noticed that one of the female ‘occupants appeared to be Oriental. In addition, four latent fingerprints of William Taylor Harris were obtained by the FBI at the farmhouse; one latent fingerprint of Wendy Masako Yoshimura was found. Fingerprints of Emily Harris were also found at the same location. Empty food boxes for Oriental foods were found. (Several more fingerprints were obtained, yet they have not been identified. ) 10. The circumstances currounding the filing of the insurance claim for the Volkswagen reported stoten are well documented. Such documentation includes: .. A. <A report of the Pennsylvania State - Police, Honesdale, Pennsylvania, dated September 19, 1974, relates to the recovery of the Volkswagen. retire to NCIC as stolen on Septeaber ~ ~ 97, SA TT A Ae Ie EE Rp =