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...witness noted, had a tendency to speak in simple declarative sentences and in the present tense. Singer said that Patty's first taped communiques ("Mom, Dad, I'm O.K.") seemed to be in her own words. But the psychologist felt that Patty had not composed the belligerent "Tania tapes," in which Patty ridiculed her parents and Fiance Steven Weed, declared that she had willingly taken part in the robbery of the Hibernia Bank branch in San Francisco and declared herself a revolutionary ("I have chosen to stay and fight"). After studying S.L.A. tapes and writings, Singer decided that...
...eulogistic message sent by Tania after the holocaust sounded to Singer-because of its phrasing-as though it had been composed by Emily Harris. Singer also said that Emily and her husband William Harris had concocted portions of the "Tania interview," a lengthy question-and-answer manuscript that the trio had been preparing for use in a book about the S.L.A. During the interview, Patty called her parents "rich pigs" and told how, far from being forced to join the S.L.A., she had actually had to persuade some of the terrorists to accept her. ("After only a couple of weeks...
Later, Bailey fought hard to prevent the prosecution from entering into evidence any of the 1,000 or so documents, notebooks and papers, including the Tania interview, that had been seized in the Harrises' apartment when they were arrested last Sept. 18. Bailey based his objection on a ruling the day before by Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Mark Brandler, who held that material taken from the apartment could not be used in the forthcoming state trial of the Harrises because it had been seized by FBI agents who had not obtained the necessary search warrant.* Browning wanted...
...Tania was a shadow. The state is prosecuting Patty for crimes committed by her alter...
...Patty was forced to adopt in part the psychological defense mechanism of "dissociation"-separating her acts from her true personality. West said he found no evidence that Patty actually believed any of the S.L.A. views she advocated-"the phrases she mouthed" were simply things she had to say. As "Tania," said West, Patty did what the S.L.A. asked...