Project Interloper

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CIA-RDP96-00788R000100270008-5

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Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788R000100270008-5
Associated Press photos
Italian police released photos of Antonio Sevasta, left, and Remo Pancelli, who are suspects in kidnaping of Gen. James Dozier.
Abducted General's Wife Goes Home
VERONA, Italy - The wife of
kidnaped U.S. Army Brig. Gen.
James L. Dozier returned to her
home guarded by policemen armed
with submachine guns, and police
said the kidnap drama could go on
for weeks.
Dozier, 50, was kidnaped by the
Red Brigades last Thursday, and
since then his wife, Judith, 47, had
been staying at NATO regional
headquarters, where her husband
was the highest ranking American
officer.
She was accompanied home by
her daughter Cherl, 22, and son
Scott, 25.
Police
maintained
roadblocks
throughout northern Italy and
searched abandoned farm houses in
the region. Police said the descrip-
tions of two of the kidnapers given
by Judith Dozier and an unidenti-
fied eyewitness matched those of
Red Brigades members Remo Pan-
celli, 36, and Antonio Sevasta, 25,
who are wanted for a kidnaping and
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