FBI Agent Bates says Hearst case frustrates agents in SLA hunt
Special Agent Charles W. Bates of the San Francisco FBI office says the Hearst kidnapping case stirs sleepless nights and public indifference hampers progress. He cites 22,000 interviews and 150 agents at work since February 4, with SLA survivors the Harrises and Hearst still at large.
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Unmailed SLA letter reveals Camilla Hall vow to "live to see the victories"
In a letter found beneath Camilla Hall's body, an SLA member pledged to "live to see the victories" and warned of FBI surveillance. The note, addressed to her parents, endorses revolutionary aims and condemns rival radicals, while reflecting on Patricia Hearst and ongoing federal charges against SLA members. Authorities declined to release further details.
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