Patty Hearst

Scott had a complicated few years.

He had become tangled up at the edges in the long strange story of Patty Hearst, the newspaper heiress who was abducted from her Berkeley apartment by a small radical group and then two months later helped them rob a bank.

according to one history of the period had secretly driven her to new york and then on to rural pennsylvania for a stretch afterward scott and his wife simply disappeared and the f b i wiretapped walton's home all of that sounds very dramatic but the story when it finally settled settled quietly hurst was arrested in san francisco that september and jack scott and his wife moved into bill walton's house in portland The rain kept falling, the refrigerator kept humming.

Then came the trouble with the team.

But for Bailey, it was just the start.

He would go on to be involved in other high-profile suits, including the Patty Hearst trial, the Boston Strangler, and, most famous of all, the O.J. Simpson case.

In 1963, Bailey filed a petition for a writ of habeas corpus in federal court on behalf of his client, arguing that all the biased publicity against Shepard violated his right to due process.

Of course, Shepard's lawyers had already been saying this for years, but this time, Bailey had some new evidence which tainted the presumed objectivity of the trial judge, Edward Blythyn.

really portrayed the life of William Randolph Hearst.

I forget if that's It was Patty Hearst's grandfather or how the lineage was there.

But again, just that power of when you have the power, you can affect the way the world works.

And that's really what Orson Welles sought to portray in that classic movie.

year-and-a-half-long Watergate scandal reached its climax with Richard Nixon becoming the first president to resign his office.

In a bizarre story, Patty Hearst was kidnapped by the SLA.

For the third consecutive season, All in the Family was the number one television show.

In the movies, the box office king, Newman and Redford, in The Sting.