The Patty Hearst Trial

Patty Hearst is a 19 year old girl who lives in an apartment with his fiancé and attends the Berkeley University School of California one day in her life. On the evening of February 4, 1974, some members of the leftist militant group called the combat People's Liberation Army invaded Hurst's house with a gun, kidnapped Hurst and took him to a blindfolded house Hit her fiancé on. 59 days in the closet.

The Pattyhurt trial is a famous criminal case that was originally tried in the 1970s. Wesley Walker and I reviewed the Pattihurst case as a lawyer in the lawsuit. In this case, we must offer a number of facts to the jury to effectively prosecute the case. Patty was tried as infringing bank robbery with aggressive weapons and had to prove to the jury that she committed a bank robbery. In our case, the course was divided into judgments, but she was found guilty by a California jury at Patty's real trial. In this article, I show how Wesley and I cooperate effectively through spirit and logic to provide a well-organized Patty Hearst fact-finding statement.

February 1974: Eight members of the Sudanese liberation army kidnapped a 19-year-old Patty Hester, a news bigger, William Randolph Hearst's granddaughter, and Randolph Hearst's daughter. SLA calls Hearst "an enemy of the people of the people" and called Pattyhurst a "war prisoner of war". The organization ordered Hurst to feed poor people in exchange for Patti's release. Randolph Hearst has announced a $ 2 million food distribution plan. April 1974: SLA announced "communication" videotape, and Pattyhurst said she would "fight" with SLA. She used the name "Tania" for Cheer Guevara's lover Tania Burke. After 12 days, when the SLA robbed San Francisco's Hibernia Bank, the security camera took Hearst. With another video tape, Hurst said robbery is a kind of "expropriation": "Greeting to people, this is Tania ... The difference between criminal acts and revolutionary acts is in the use of money Rice Attorney General William Sachs called Hearst "General Criminal".

There are few cases where Patty Hurst attracted the masses. In 1974, granddaughter of media giant William Randolph Hearst was kidnapped by Symbianese Liberation Army and it became big country news. However, when Hurst reappeared, she was an active participant in SLA. All of these will be featured in a new CNN document "The Stories of Pattyhurst" first released on Sunday, February 11th. But those who are familiar with the incident may wonder, are the Symbian Liberation Army still there?

Does the symbiosis liberation army still exist? The kidnappers of Pattyhurst have duties outside her