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Storyteller, Naked Villainy, out now.

Throughout their rich and storied history, the United States's Federal Bureau

of Investigation has examined a multitude of frightening and unsettling crimes. But

in the mid-1970s, the FBI was tasked with investigating a series of violent

incidents that had captured the attention of the American public. It was a story

of alleged brainwashing, militant politics, and innocence lost. It raised

questions that have remained unanswered, even all these years later. This is the

story of Patty, Hurst. Patricia Campbell Hurst was born in San Francisco on

February 20th of 1954 and was a granddaughter of billionaire media mogul, William

Randolph Hurst. At the time of his passing in 1951, William Hurst's assets were

valued at the modern equivalent of $330 billion. William's vast wealth made his

family one of the richest in the world, and with money came fame. By the mid-70s,

the Hurst were a household name throughout the state of California, synonymous with

old money, excess, and the trappings of capitalism. Some found their story to

be inspirational, regarding Hurst as the personification of the American dream.

But their billions also made them a target for those with sinister intentions.

On February 4th of 1974, Patty was a 19-year-old college sophomore, living with her

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