Part 117, page 384
Serials MI 91-5125
Document date 7 October 1975
FBI 164-81, Vault Part 117 p. 384, Report, dated 7 Oct 1975 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-117/pages/384
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MI 91-5125
By communication dated October 7, 1975, the San Francisco Office furnished the following information regarding the bank robbery referred to by STAUDT in his statement:
At approximately 10:55 a.m., October 3, 1975, a lone white male entered captioned bank and approached teller [REDACTED b6/b7C] He demanded money in a loud voice which drew the attention of others in the bank. Unknown subject was highly emotional and made loud verbal demands with a gun in his hand. Unknown subject stated such demands as "Hurry up; more money; fill up the bag." He repeated these demands several times while waving the gun in the air. Unknown subject then turned around brandishing the weapon at every- one in the bank in a menacing manner. He then discharged the weapon above teller [REDACTED] head while she was reaching in the bottom drawer for more money.
Unknown subject then proceeded to teller [REDACTED], again making demands, instructing her to place her money into what was described as a bright blue, nylon type knap- sack with straps. She complied with the demands.
Unknown subject then went to teller [REDACTED] again demanding her money. After obtaining the money from [REDACTED] unknown subject hurriedly exited the bank through the rear door. Unknown subject then proceeded through a covered parking lot across Cambridge Street and down an alley while being pursued by bank manager [REDACTED] yelled at unknown subject in the alley at which time unknown subject wheeled around and fired one shot at [REDACTED] Unknown subject lost an old sailor type white hat with the words San Francisco in multi-colored lettering at this time. Unknown subject then crossed Cambridge Street and was next observed exiting a church parking lot in what was described as a light brown, late model, medium size, two-door, Chrysler product car, possibly a Plymouth Duster, going east on College Avenue. License plate numbers were not observed but are believed to have been an out of state plate.
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