patty hearst
Patricia Cambell Hearst was attending the University of California in 1974. She was nineteen years old and the granddaughter of press tycoon William Randolph Hearst. Hearst was engaged to be married to her math professor, Steven Weed. On the night of February 4 three members of the Symbionese Liberation Army, better known as the SLA burst through the door of her home in Berkley. Wood was at her home with her at the time. The SLA beat Weed into unconsciousness and blindfolded Hearst then threw her in the trunk. She was then thrown into a closet. Donald DeFreeze known as Cinque or Cin, the leader of the SLA, greeted Hearst. Cinque would come into the closet and talk to Hearst. The whole time she was blindfolded so she only knew him by voice. Cinque was an escaped convict trying to free his friends in prison. Cinque had recruited people and made them believe they were fighting a battle against the world. At its largest the SLA only had eleven to twelve memb
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Approximate Word count = 655
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)
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