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LA 164-497

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On 9/3/74, [REDACTED] was interviewed at his place of business, [REDACTED] [REDACTED] Los Angeles, California. [REDACTED] stated he [REDACTED] had been acquainted with [REDACTED] for several years. [REDACTED] stated he was [REDACTED] and had become personally acquainted with [REDACTED] [REDACTED] He recalls that about 1969 or 1970, [REDACTED] had become involved in a dispute with [REDACTED] and was [REDACTED] Apparently in sympathy [REDACTED] also became involved in a dispute with [REDACTED] and was [REDACTED] Shortly thereafter, [REDACTED] was sent from [REDACTED] He refused to go. [REDACTED] [REDACTED] stated [REDACTED] [REDACTED] in Los Angeles, moved to Seattle where he was [REDACTED]

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He described [REDACTED] who in his own mind had suddenly become [REDACTED] then largely due to his own actions, everything for him fell through.

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He recalls that about November 1971, [REDACTED] [REDACTED] referred to by [REDACTED] as [REDACTED] came [REDACTED] driving a 1970 Cadillac. This was the first time he had met [REDACTED] and when they came into the shop, [REDACTED] did most of the talking and he, [REDACTED] tended to believe that the Cadillac was owned by [REDACTED] He later found this was not true. [REDACTED] located a work sheet dated 11/30/71, for work on a 1970 Cadillac bearing California license [REDACTED] He recalls that after [REDACTED] several days passed and [REDACTED] brought the car in again. This time they [REDACTED] recalled the car was black on black and they wanted the new paint job in the same color. After the car was painted, [REDACTED] picked it up and indicated they were returning to Seattle where he assumed they both lived.

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