The many faces of Patty Hearst in captivity
In her first two days of captivity Patricia Hearst appears as two people. She is Tania the 21 year old radical fugitive with a loaded gun and an urban guerrilla occupation, and she is heiress Patricia Campbell Hearst who sought home and love from a father she once reviled. She is the revolutionary facing possible life in prison yet also a kidnapped victim who sought her mother’s warmth. Her arrest in a rented house ended a long wait, and she has offered few direct feelings beyond terse courtroom questions. Her sister says the family is on thin ice during visits as Patty remains cool and guarded.
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Tourists flock to Hearst hideout in SF
Crowds of visitors and locals clogged streets around 625 Morse St as Patricia Hearst was arrested nearby. Families posed on the doorstep while FBI and police handled the scene amid a growing spectacle in the quiet San Francisco neighborhood. Neighbors watched the mob and traffic from windows as out‑of‑towners shared souvenirs and stories of the Patty Hearst case.
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Hearst Says She Tried Daily Run During Kidnap Pursuit
Patricia Hearst, the target of a lengthy manhunt, says she attempted to run a mile daily during the 19 months authorities sought her. Randolph Hearst, in their first post kidnapping meeting, asked about knee exercises. she replied she did try to run a mile. A doctor noted the knee injury could be a handicap.
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