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Par Para . seb e bade ett te . We CARE vols dens tie, Se tial ae Ma, Sih et eee 4 personal philosophies and Site ‘styles of plaintiffs, and ‘persons. 7 ee _and BrOUPS . such, as the SLA, with watch plaintiffs. have “been. : publicly identified by defendants,” Said” gossip, has’ deen. yeleased, whe! Leaked, or disseminated to- the general public by “defendants, Wane Ae their agents, employees ‘and officers. The resulting relgases, geet Leaks, and dissemination” ‘produced news items ineluding prominentiy carried articles in the Los Angeles Tires. (Exhibit R). 56. Said gossip described in paragraph 55. above includes” but is not _limited to prejudicial alleged photographs of plata. oot OO ke HD rw) o tiffs, the dissemination of ‘which, was ordered ‘by agents! a} ts liad and employees of the FBI. - Said gossip ‘also includes private a es correspondence from plaintiff Emily Rarris to her parents, «wh te tt . was leaked and disseminated by ‘agents, o officers: cand. employees of the FBI... ee RS on he ae “ §7. Further, said leads, information, ‘and gossip | include ~ put are not t limited to the contents or portions thereof of in vestigative reports, memoranda, and documents prepared by, de- fendants, their agents and investigators with respect to phaintify: _and the alleged acts and events which will form the. basis. for a the criminal charges for which plaintiffs are now scheduled te. begin trial on February 2, 1976." “Said contents. ‘or portions. a thereof were presented in sum or substance to the ‘grand juries which returned indictments against. plaintiffs, and. should not have been disseminated to the public. “Said contents or’ portions thereof, if in fact true and admissible at’ trial as porperly adduced evidence, should not have been disseninated. prior to trial to members of the public from which plaintiffs’ jury will ultimately be “selected. ea ~~ ~. $ ee Sp eee ge re OP OE EE EE TTT TI SPP © eee ee are es =