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C . 89.9Tini' W V ================================================== Page 7 ================================================== 0-6 (Rev. 417-68) tor Federal Bureau of Investigation To The Solicitor General June 7 , 1968 Deputy Attorney General Assistant Attorney General lnl Director, Bureau of Prisons The Pardon Attomey Chairan, Parole Board Assistant Attomey General for Administration Immigration ad Naturalization Service Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Druga""ty Office of Alien Property Chief Accounts Branch Chief Administrative Services Office Chief of Personnel General Litigation Section, Civil Division Records Administration Office Att.: Antitrust Div. Civil Div. Civil Rights Div. Criminal Div. Intemal Security Div. Inter-Division Information Unit A. No further action will be taken in this case in the absence of a specific request from you. B. Please advise what further investigation, if any, is desired in this matter. C. For your information, [ am enclosing 0 communication regarding the holder of a diplomatic o international organization visa. D: For your information: E. Please note change in caption of this case. John Edgar Hoover Director cc: Attomey General Deputy Attorney General Antitrust Div. Civil Div. IxxCivil Rights Div. Criminal Div. Intemal Security Div. IDIU Enc. removal of classified enclosures, if any, this transmittal fom becomes UNCLASSIFIED. RECFT7EI) 19 Attorney Crvorc} (Upon ================================================== Page 8 ================================================== UNITK STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUST CE FED E R A L BU REA U 0 F IN V ESTIG 4T'[O N In Reply , Please Refer tu WASHINCTON, D.C. 20535 File No. June 7, 1968 FILE0 ASSASSINATION OF BY SENATOR ROBERT F_ KENNEDY OnFEB 731969 LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA Intensive investigation is continuing in order to determine the complete circumstances surrounding the shooting of Senator Robert F. Kennedy by an individual who has been charged by Los Angeles, California, authorities as his assailant, Sirhan Bishara Sirhan. School records in Pasadena, California, described Sirhan prior to 1963 when he graduated from John Muir High School as "friendly, CO- operative, well mannered, has adjusted very nicely to his new environ- ment and making many new friends. Continuing investigation into Sirhan 's background indicates, according to his brother Sharif Bishara Sirhan, the assailant had little association or communication with the rest of the family . He had few male associates and Since his fall from a horse in September, had been more withdrawn. The FBI Laboratory hag conducted an examination of the hand- writing appearing on papers found after & search of Sirhan's room in the Pasadena family home which bore notations advocating the overthrow of the President of the United States and other statements alluding to the necessity of assassinating Robert E Kennedy. The handwriting could not be identified a8 Sirhan'8 because of the lack of adequate known handwriting samples: Additional samples of Sirhan's knoWn handwriting are being obtained for comparison purposes. A copy of this material is attached, Investigation is continuing in an effort to account for Sirhan's activities directly prior to the shooting of Senator Kennedy_ Individuals who were in attecance at the ballroom in the Ambassador Hotel at the time of the shooting arebeing located and interviewed in detail. Two RTMER R 7 Jim21;9j) 6 ;:& 1959 dx R.4. 1966, RECHIVED Eiputy Attomey Gzneral ================================================== Page 9 ================================================== ASSASSINATION OF SENATOR ROBERT F. KENNEDY witnesses, Humphrey Cordero and Enrique Rabago, identified Sirhan as being at the Ambassador Hotel at approximately 9:30 p_ m_ Pacific Daylight Time, on June 4, 1968, at which time Sirhan is alleged to have made derogatory comments regarding "rich people" in general and Senator Kennedy in particular. It was alleged Sirhan stated that Senator Kennedy was going to the presidency" for personal purposes, and that he (Sirhan) was looked down upon because of his clothing: Both Cordero and Rabago were of the opinion based on their conversation with Sirhan that he had come to the Ambassador Hotel alone Since no one appeared to be accompanying him during their approximate ten-minute conversation with him_ Three of the five individuals who were wounded during the shooting were interviewed, but none observed the assailant_ The remain- ing two who were more seriously wounded will be interviewed as soon as their condition permits. Mayor Samuel W Yorty , Los Angeles, California, was reported by the news media on June 6, 1968, as stating Sirhan was associated with the W E. B. DuBois Clubs of America_ The Los Angeles Police Depart- ment advised that on January 16, 1966, a vehicle registered to Sirhan's brother Adel was observed in the vicinity of Baces Hall, Sunset and Vermont, Los Angeles, California, where a meeting sponsored by the W E. B. DuBois Clubs of America was being held, FBI files based on available data failed to establish Sirhan was a member of such an organization: A reliable source has indicated that Dorothy Healy, Los Angeles Communist Party leader_ has stated the asgassin is unknown as a member of the W. E. B. DuBois Clubs of America in the Los Angeles area The W. E. B. DuBois Clubs of America is a Marxist-orientated youth organi- zation whose leaders in 1967 were Communist Party, United States of America, members. It was indicated that the Communist Party , United States of America, intends to issue & press release denying Sirhan has had any connection with the Communist Party and, in fact, is considering a legal suit against Mayor Yorty with respect to his allegations. 2 'buy ================================================== Page 10 ================================================== ASSASSINA TION OF SENATOR ROBERT Fa KENNEDY FBI Agents , on June 5, 1968, located a 1956 DeSoto registered to Sirhan Sirhan at Wilshire Boulevard and New Hampshire Avenue a few blocks from the Ambassador Hotel. An examination of this vehicle, after a search warrant was obtained, resulted in the location of one empty box of 22 caliber bullets in the glove compartment. In addition, a sales receipt was located in the glove compartment showing the purchase of four boxes of 22 caliber bullets for $3. 99 for in cash on June 1, 1968. A wallet containing identification in the name of Sirhan Sirhan was also located in the glove compartment. 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TRZASURY DEPARTIENT POSTAGE AND FEES PAID INTERNAL REVINUZ SERVICE-DISTRICT DIRECTOR INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE 300 NORTH LOS ANGELES STREET LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90012 OffiCial #USiNIss RFK" Mulf_ke c_eke EiottLx ~_ Ia 46 acadtonrw M1 D-680606001 04 AT ZEa LADoRAtony 44ps ================================================== Page 18 ================================================== 0-6 (Rev. 417-68) From Director Federal Bureau of Investigation To The Solicitor General June 7 , 1968 Deputy Attorney General Assistant Attomey General Stephen J, Pollak Director, Bureau of Prisons The Pardon Attorney Chair Parole Board Assistant Attorney General for Administration Immigration &nd Naturalization Service Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Office of Alien Property Chief Accounts Branch Chief Administrative Services Office Chief of Personnel General Litigation Section, Civil Division Records Administration Office Att:: Antitrust Div. Civil Div. Civil Rights Div. Criminal Div . Interal Security Div. Inter-Division Information Unit A No further action will be taken in this case in the absence of a specific request from you. B. Please advise what further investigation, if any, is desired in this matter: C For your information, I am enclosing & communication regarding the holder of a diplomatic or international organization visa. D. For your information: E. Please note change in caption of this case. John Edgar Hoover Director cc: Attorey General Deputy Attorney General Antitrust Div. Civil Div. Civil Rights Div. Criminal Div. Internal Security Div. IDIU Enc. remoual of classified enclosures, if any, this transmittal fomm become s UNCLASSIFIED ) an , (Upon ================================================== Page 19 ================================================== UNITKD STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERA L B U REA U 0 F IN V ESTIG AT[ON WASHINGTON, D.C. 20535 In Reply, Please Refer to File No. June 7, 1968 ASSASSINATION OF SENATOR ROBERT F. KENNEDY LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA Intensive investigation is continuing in order to determine the complete circumstances surrounding the shooting of Senator Robert F. Kennedy by an individual who has been charged by Los Angeles, California; authorities as his assailant, Sirhan Bishara Sirhan. School records in Pasadena, California, described Sirhan prior to 1963 when he graduated from John Muir High School as "friendly, Co- operative, well m annered, has adjusted very nicely to his new environ- ment and making many new friends. M10 Continuing investigation into Sirhan's background indicates, according to his brother Sharif Bishara Sirhan, the assailant had little association Or communication with the rest of the family_ He had few male associates and since his fall from a horse in September, 1986, had been more withdrawn. The FBI-Laboratory has conducted an examination of the hand- writing appearing on papers found after & search of Sirhan's room in the Pasadena family home which bore notations advocating the overthrow of the President of the United States and other statements alluding to the necessity of assassinating Robert F Kennedy The handwriting could not be identified as Sirhan's because of the lack of adequate known handwriting samples. Additional samples of Sirhan 's known handwriting are being obtained for comparison purposes. A copy of this material is attached. Investigation is continuing in an effort to account for Sirhan's activities directly prior to the shooting of Senator Kennedy: Individuals who were in &teldance at the ballroom in the Aibassador Hotel at the time of the shooting are being located and interviewed in detail. Two 0- Zzz-ur 1=0 T@EPARTMM! Fk 27 Jun 5 1969 ================================================== Page 20 ================================================== ASSASSINATION OF SENATOR ROBERT F. KENNEDY witnesses, Humphrey Cordero and Enrique Rabago, identified Sirhan a8 being at the Ambassador Hotel at approximately 9:30 p m_ Pacific Daylight Time, on June 4, 1968, at which time Sirhan is alleged to have made derogatory comments regarding "rich people" in general and Senator Kennedy in particular. It was alleged Sirhan stated that Senator Kennedy was going to 'buy the presidency" for personal purposes, and that he (Sirhan) was looked down upon because of his clothing: Both Cordero and Rabago were of the opinion based on their conversation with Sirhan that he had come to the Ambassador Hotel alone since no one appeared to be accompanying him during their approximate ten-minute conversation with him_ Three of the five individuals who were wounded during the shooting were interviewed, but none observed the assailant. The remain - ing two who were more seriously wounded will be interviewed as soon as their condition permits. Mayor Samuel W_ Yorty , Los Angeles, California, was reported by the news media on June 6, 1968, as stating Sirhan was associated with the W_ E. B. DuBois Clubs of America. The Los Angeles Police Depart- ment advised that 0n January 16, 1966, a vehicle registered to Sirhan's brother Adel was observed in the vicinity of Baces Hall, Sunset and Vermont, Los Angeles, California, where a meeting sponsored by the W E; B. DuBois Ciubs oi: America was being held: FBI files based on available data failed to establish Sirhan was a member of such an organization. A reliable source has indicated that Dorothy Healy, Los Angeles Communist Party leader has stated the assasSin is unknown as a member of the W. E. B. DuBois Clubs of America in the Los Angeles area; The W. E. B. DuBois Clubs of America is a Marxist-orientated youth organi- zation whose leaders in 1967 were Communist Party , United States of America, members_ It was indicated that the Communist Party, United States of America, intends to issue a press release denying Sirhan has had any connection with the Communist Party and, in fact, is considering a legal suit against Mayor Yorty with respect to his allegations. "I2iPr ~i_IrRitt- € Dru 2 ================================================== Page 21 ================================================== ASSASSINATION OF SENATOR ROBERT F, KENNEDY FBI Agents , on June 5, 1968, located a 1956 DeSoto registered to Sirhan Sirhan at Wilshire Boulevard and New Hampshire Avenue a few blocks from the Ambassador Hotel. An examination of this vehicle, after a search warrant was obtained, resulted in the location of one empty box of 22 caliber bullets in the glove compartment In addition, a sales receipt was located in the glove compartment showing the purchase of four boxes of 22 caliber bullets for $3.99 paid for in cash on June 1, 1968 . A wallet containing identification in the name of Sirhan Sirhan was also located in the glove compartment. Enclosure 3 2rE ================================================== Page 22 ================================================== 9.45_ 7787+zkc My70577tr 5a T6a orlmuctl-6 ch 04 d221 4 (t-iv2 WN "VC PaT1li: . 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Iie ~03 Jnd:_ k Fuend YWn] qub End dy80 9c ================================================== Page 28 ================================================== U. $ TRZASURY DEPARTIENT POSTAGE AND FEES PAID INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE-DISTRICT DiRECTOR INTERNAL REVENUE Service 300 NORTH LOS ANGELES STRIET LOS ANGELES, CALIFCRNIA 90012 Official dusintss RFK Mult bed'2ku< %ekc__ol_ 1 ~l: 1 I.2- 46 aLadto% v} E-1 D-68060600 1 Q4 AT UI23 5$ LADo mAtonT ================================================== Page 29 ================================================== T: 9/4/68 ehfs BJP:OAG;mJa5aD DJ; 166-12C-1 wiae' Bath Eochoprung 241011 Mantohlng. Road Bpille , Ilnot 60172. 'Depr Mlit Hoehoprung Brenidont Jobnoon had rofexred to thle Dapartaabt your oorrbopondaneo datod Jme: V, 1938, conceralng tha RoBBIbtlity 0r copopirasy In 'tbo .abaandination o Bnator Konnedv . Na apoiossee: for tha dlay In robpondins_ Dandtatoly follovins tha tresto diuth of tht Jato Bopator, tbo Attornoy @rpral Oa Juna 5, i968 rado the follou1ng: rtmark: Bvory e13l8 Of thto mattor w1Ll bo 0 fully Invenftseted . 1 rorourco V4Jl be sparod, Aecordtno to tho Infora - tlon T havo 'et tblo popont , 0h bave 3 nQ: eIdence O2 0 conoptracy} only tho ouando 01 thlo tndlvIdual act. Bt OTory lead' i1ll 05 Yollo4: Ho stopo X #ll be letv unturncd: Tbo ruler vtth rooptot to pro-trtel publleIty proclude furthor colaApt , but You may]_bo ap8urod' that al1 Irvobt-getlvo eopoctt bave been ara ert botns fully puraued, 8Lnoaroly , ONRPEir J + BOILNI Nalotent Attordsy CeaaraI 01v1l Blohto DvLotan B @c V Recorda matt A;_QPEN2 Chrono Atbortry Gutierrer Veatera ErcIoa Corres _ Unit BY IJ B Oa OzT 4 1968 SEP2719631" ================================================== Page 30 ================================================== {C = 8109 June 7, 19631 Jear iresidcili Joluson, 1 iive in Illinoig and 0 @l Il year8 old Ater hcaring &nd rc2li:lg aLoui; SeilatJr' 1 cilcdy' 8 deati 6 #eki IlOL ~'1ou {i188 Jazcd cOiicoic Aid siilce viicy cound it cil i-1 th0 diar; he oted It Was just 8 thought And I have +0 renenber that he still not proven suilty. Please sive m8 a ansmer If you send M0 the answer around the end of th month of June send it t0 . 225 West Milson Sireet Lonbard, Illinois. If Jou sent ue the answer before the end of the noith send it :o 0 24NOII ,ensching Road Roselle, Illinois. '#hank you verj ilucl Simsl) 7g /2< _ .33 21 1S68 # Xuice jird So; D3 Frit; is ================================================== Page 31 ================================================== U.S.POSTAGE 6c `eih -Oc_z_ruils ~LLe 24jJII :e_-,cllinz Zoz] "19 42 celle, iiliiloi;; Ju; /2 7v 13E8 CotraNkum f1C Uciii J shilzJn li&C _Qi:sc 83111-1., 011 JJa Ej,hr 477 D.ROOSEVELT si ================================================== Page 32 ================================================== QGT 1 19681 Ret. 9/23/68 BJPIGNnjtnes DJ 166-12C_1 Ere. C, P; Moralea 4025 North GIbeon Road Bl Monte; Californla 91731 Dear Hr8: Moralee: Preafdent Jobneon has referrea to thls Depart Dent correrpondence dated June 7 , 1968, concerr Ing the POgBfbllty Of a conspLracy I the a98a881natlon Of senator Rennedy - Ne apologize for the delay In respondlng- Inealately followlng the tragic death of the late genator 0 tha Attorney General on June 6, 1968, nade the followlag remark} Every angle o8_ thta natter #11I be In- vestlgatea. No resource wlll be spared; Ac- coralng-to the Intorwitlon I have at tble momant, 08 nave No evldence Of a Conaptracy; the evIdence. O8 thle *ndtvtdual act: But every Jead w1II be: Eolloved: m Btone N1II p8 lett untred, The rules wth respect to pre_trtal publIclty preclude further coment, but you may pe aa6ured thae 3ll Invegtlgetlve abpects bave been ana are belng fully prsuea. Bncarely, EIE?NEN J, POLLAK cc: Records Asalatant Attorney deneral Chrono SLv1l Rlghte Dvlaion Y Gutierrez Corfes IJ B BY On OcT 44 GABRIEL Ac GUIIERM 478 Westetorregttos b" Your fully only 4/26 Fuqit .Jj8byt ================================================== Page 33 ================================================== Qu 7/968 7 2 te OaaseZ [LziTL Szazwx) Guiez O9sIrzbJ Dj 0 _U Jss 7 Zu ge2J/ ~Zr Krhuz [nol 1 %2 7 zhee Luule ZZuu Xz Zn Sw AoZs ZEzL ul _ Kzlo2 Lee 7zls: Wlz 2ee ~zer ~z LomaucZ lam'z ~RA8z ZZww Zn Zo Ozcz eks 3J Iehence ZLLe 4 ~hs Dnc Zb 1872Z// Ee-#u iz Y7 & J ~esw hc _hz Qerple ~ DleJ At _Iex Qeaieenz h _ [uzal loacrzZzC Tu e GJ RuRpaecee t ~e Fz Auv ZZsz/ AqeecE 227/ LE7-+z Zz _e Ele Vluacn W &all ~zaleel 6 72_ Y) hezw/ Es EzJ Lb-uz Yely *L [ PeoRee Qua_Jf' ~Jf raac); UU OJ azlwu SEiz_aewar ~n 1 Aluilec_ 3_tatj 4 Haxtz" eJ.2 JU Aez-CTY-BEliTabn 2ncn6 Uaxnt A8methxr- ~Lze aluE z ~erazr Kedext ZJaa Ei T7E-J 2 , Race: U: 'U_ Yetcars Zzerccc Y4~ Dme_ Lta dc-aza) @nal z foopeAev Jt A fo ~acl ~lat &ee ~chz: dccrce' M-RwJ cli _ ceali J)' CSzaAl r Izr @ aez 4o 25 N Ei_ Xatned x my) xkvd . wat 1 7-_ Ard anstze_IFz Paeztca_Q >ez' ~u ultt 7 enred 7:v2 Asl/ AlazaJ &lc ) I& ================================================== Page 34 ================================================== Ylto , 1 0 Yartcv) taa5 1 ihbv At JUH 6 DNS W Pw 8 2 YkzZ Gzef 1968 Fp6T QII7 Nr8 3c_ #f 9,73( p04 LazlezZ 3 8.9+~ % Y Ez Zruee' 7-2 'Foalazon Mom TE_ 3F4 m huue 02 Iac < ================================================== Page 35 ================================================== T. 10/1/68` SJP:CAO:nJ:ktf DJ 166-12C-1 OCT 1 4 1968 Mieo Linde Boone Boute 7 Deaton, Kentucky 42025 Dear Miao Boone : Preeldent Jobnson bae 'Teferred to thie Depert- Bent yout correspondence Df June 6,-1968, concerntng the poonibLLIty: of 8 conepiacy ta the' asga88 nation Of Senator Kennedy . Va]apologLze for our delay In respond - Janediately foleouLng the tragto death of the late tesafGiic the Attortey €eneral on' Jude 5,01968 pade the oding Fenerk: Every angle of thic natter 0fll be fully Inveetigated. Ho rebource Vill br] eparad . According to the inforwatIon I have 45 'thte bonent Ve have no `'evtdence DE a con- Farai? the. evIdence QE thte indi- act Bnt every Leed 0t1l be folloved No stone wI1I be: left unturted. The rulee #Lth rerpact to preatrtal publ ietty preclude further eoruene, tut you Rey be abouted that J1L Invebtigativa npeots bape been and are boing purated. 14/5 8fncerely, STEPHEN J, PQUAX Aeslatant Attortay ainetal CLvil Rights Divialon # IJBD 0 NOV 2 :968 By} 0c; Recorde MOIEL 4, GUIIBRREZ Chrono Actorney Corres_ Unit Haster Seetton Gutierrez ing: only AcJ ================================================== Page 36 ================================================== REC'D JUN 1 0 '88 Kaut 4 '1 I Eudsw , Keatuckyd 43025 Lune lL,19b2 Puaiceih Asndri 72. dohnatu N hco KLouo Z22 729 HDEpARTR Olaokenes Jun 20 1968 Ro_ Klxau xi: G; JuaUes} Aaue LCs 4 lam ku Rou Alus Jke LL Yiaxse_ U ~uu Machin; Al JLUefu ^xachJ) Asrie Au; Aoh - zonkng Gnd 3 ~D tahe) 0) Accc,d ' JS Akau 40l 3 Axsw U C6ML~ 0 CAU l boxeo d Jme LDk 1 cum Lud CeLC 9 Ua C N Snatwv Rl 1 Knrdys ' Ju_ ~ar 'A {anl I/eecewuea ) A-sryats 3 Wao ~cvic Yesuoouric to 0 04 ~r 0 a4lU Il puexderl 0 L dlecacld ul t (un). xlyk ALO Ax Jups Hac) 9) ~Glance Aolkel ~cl 'Aatts oun (olto ================================================== Page 37 ================================================== {u} Jvu Ak fxrw ~una tucule Cu Jux ~Jou Xo aitrwt do dneluy QJ Uu Auatona ~cxak Rau Plaeckedy AynCU Bbrku 8 8 I96'1 4 Jac ~8akh Bniahd MQadyno tk Iehoao' 0} PAusolxt Aenneces } Lassaainalux @alel x Jal} CeU xkhuxnd 98 Za' addiu (addy^ 2 4 2 Jad C6 OA_ uh uxlu 0 Aenx LC} exckea ' 4)' K) 6 aMu Ylaue cdllau uhua Aalec' @xuaidyst YxAys Qd Senaskan Kaudys Jk ~ do 1 ~aoz 3 0J ~usa_l l QULcni aciori Hl Gsa? Mrav $ ~aawae Kiand A0 Kexnscl % YJoula Akoe 0/ dcdatto A aluune utth 0 A 8 43 Sodwuaxd K ~clecxdec{o NuL 1 Lhud ke 44t De_ Gzaa_atd? CaJ -Uya ~boduetkc_ ~and xo tll ~e +0 buabu peud Yause _ Orucine Roue; Alla gualc qxusduna ' puu -zau-w aj 48s.~8 Maaa < ~cathxi Jl& ================================================== Page 38 ================================================== Latu+J Jo Jiu_Ju&u _olu_ 4 ad ~Uka 08y_ +SQ dauia a Vzov | J ea ~ pal" (41uatvely} Abeaknq ) YJL @QL LLUualues_Ldlu ull and J uac Rowy Fucl QId La) 96619 Ao saxd Zwu ~duyksesl 4 Yrhatlud h~v Xlle Knncd} Dub mMJ Yo Geu Lhuck Lau Jyxa) 08 Akesb CaX Jauu Llc_ Jk Rabetksulss Auludtel dxdlo {8s Ps; fakalsec & Pex_+la Aatxsesu Ul , nanduntio aoyd Uke pencsQ 121 = Dsbca 00 +cid Dk UJan_dund Jmnxb A , 1q 740yf , '@s-udtry AO Oc& 1 % ================================================== Page 39 ================================================== Rankdi D RoosEVELT (NTON Jun P 1968 82022 ================================================== Page 40 ================================================== 6U: June 28; ` 1968 FMV:_ RcN; Jh 166-12c-1 July 3,1966 Raf7 BY 4 John" Poirtt Jul 41 8 Coli bta Otitot Jall Cut;. Vireinle: Daeri % Rbertit rreblaent Janion 'hat' 24ed F; thenk yeu for jou; reoant Iottar Jnj to Aprurd You chat yolis guegqhtt been ` bbtitd. 810er Mo M:'YINeory Aaletdnt Attartoy @ paral' @c : Records Chron Nalley 7 3 KDS '14458 /C24 sfzr , 714 Jw JMMR MDa JUL_ 1968 ================================================== Page 41 ================================================== To: The Preafdent 6f The Uxted States of America or communication ; } Sir ) I LQ ms +ar nlvL &~ +x Ruda Q Sancka Thxx F ie Raut& cAanee t 6}-e 444 +Rae Rcnrixs IF + Wo A a~ incliviauaQ Ol +Aar T 8ow Mruc eemmdas 0 ud +6~ ~aV Tex4lea 6~ te TRe &w wra #u Qea~ 4l sRadr ~z_LAC p~J sm t ma= DEPARTR HT 77 TCE 2 8 RECEIVED 13 Jun 25 1968 JUi} ? & =j} Tro& CRIF'NAL CIV'SION TcriinaL-GEN, CRIME SEC Jolz ArvtaxLu Palett Fals Churcl Va , Padies ~nbas_oiX~ 82862 Rennly BnJ sx334 RRa*A Rov3^ ================================================== Page 42 ================================================== AFTER 5 DAYS RETURN TO 6c 5 Jehh Alexander Robexts 3 410.&,@elumbie Skree} Fallschuch +Yixziuos CODE 33046 { # UNITED STAT STAGE The Offiee The President 16PP Pennaslvania Ave , Washington 1 DCa Y08 0f ================================================== Page 43 ================================================== 4 1V G (5' Ko June 9 V; Xo TO : Steve Pollak Ay FROM: Bob Owen A1 Rosen called me and raised certain problems that he saW , and wanted opinions before they moved The principal issue is what the Bureau should do about interviewing the subject Sirhan Sirhan _ The FBI is very clear that they do not want to be in a position where have not at least attempted to interview the subject of course, would like substantively to interview him Rosen advised that the police hve advised the Bureau have not picked up any information from the subject and that the prosecuting attorney has directed the police to attempt no further interviews Rosen believes that the Bureau has no problem_ 9 both with respect to the police and to the county attorney of reaching the subject for interview_ He indicates that they can arrange it without difficulty_ The questions he raises and wou ld like IsomeEBAREYSsoF Jusf#€ to are a8 follows : 1 If he has a luwyer_ > ACLU lawyer Wir 127,| #nthe 1969 issue is ambiguous 2 then have no problem--the plen 5 would simply be they contact the attorney to ask_pern:sdion to interview the subject and the details woufd be guided by the attorney S decision 3 namely whether the interview would be recorded and other details of how they set up the interview; whether the interview would be with or without the attorney _ 2 It 18 also quite possible that the subject has no attorney_ They are really &sking advice on what to do in this event Their concern is the Masgiah case While they do not any tricks , their concern is really one of the stage of the proceeding are inclined to believe that at this juncture they should not interview the man at al1 unless he is represented Yx whether or not the attorney wants to be present ) If he 18 not represented 9 Nat ' s view of Massiah and the succeeding cases are that basically at any stage of the proceeding, that 1f the man is advised of his right to have a lawyer and an a,8signed Lawyer and still maintains that he does not want a lawyer then can proceed to ask him if he would talk to them "%oth?uthey a Tdc lawyer and if he signs the waiver consent to S0 K 84. 6 % iscc @ea: #uck61 Doad ~re Cadla Rixt;,A CaXa Ds4 = 8 1968 Kt. (ot J Suho - El.e they and , they they plan They they ing ================================================== Page 44 ================================================== can proceed to interview him Al Rosen had some concern th8t if the guy does give the statement because he believes that the statement may be self-serving_ This does not trouble me one way or another Rosen' s concern I think is that the subject might be building his case to the law enforcenent people of his incapacity to stand trial I think the ticklish problem presented for the Bureau is how they s8tisfy thenselves as to whether or not he 18 represented now In the usual case they simply ask the subject and I am inclined to believe that that is what they should do here The other alternative would be to call the ACLU and determine whether or not have gotten a lawyer as yet_ 9 thought I think that is inviting press coverage of the attempted contact of the FBI of the subject I am going to the Hogate Restaurant (638-8066) for dinner and I will ca1l you from there Rosen said we could get back to him tomorrow on this , but if needed we can deal with him tonight they ================================================== Page 45 ================================================== T: 9/4/68 @JP:CAGtej {08 D: 166-12C-1 Ys. T. Gtamencberi Taird Streot Bad. Lake, New Jersoy 07828 Deer, Mre. Gtamanchert} Prealdent Johnson hes' refered t0 thla Fopertrent: jor correppondopce datad Juno 6, 1968_ coaceraing tbo poretblllty Of conspirery In tbe eeas8inatlaa Of genator Fcanedr. Ne apologlze for tho deky In reopading: Ioedlately fallovlng tba tregle death o:the Lato Senator, tbe Attarney Genoral 0 Juno 5, 1968 made the follor renark: Bvery anele 0t thts entter will * tully Lovoott- geted. No reouroe will be_epured, Aecarding to tbe Infortatlon I hrva at: thlo Knent_ ve heve no eidence % O consplraoy; only tbe. oIdedce 0 thle inddvldual act. Bt overy Moid utll be fol- 1 Joved. No stone vIll be left uturned. mo rulus vlth respect to pretrlal pbl-clty preclude further corment, but you @ay be Ageured thet a1l Anveatlentlve 01 iorocto have bean 44 8r0 bo1ng fally puroued . ELnceroly , 6TEFHM J, FLIAr Asufatant Attordey Geperal ClvIl Btetto Dirtetea B: GABRIL A,]GUTDERRE Attornay F Nebtrpe Diq: CC {Recordb BY IJ B Chrono_ Or Cutierrez o~t 1 '39 Corres . Unit SEP? 719681 Ing I9 ================================================== Page 46 ================================================== Lll- 6 [ 4 s Qcudezt Z~E 71+p7 (Uazl( 4.2 ~ll ~, 1 1 (yc !nco n 8+0k Iac} Qleubwh ke 'LV Zt; 0 2t" Z Quiueet Wk Lyk 07_67710 Aa zT72 Lo 7o Flzee (ick CxcckOt Llok (lcw, 1 &e 34 Q#; ruLl vaks l^ 166 72C,1 6 7 Fl & 'lv (ac&&ez (1tn Ukx G ~lem ln ALzauncky len ================================================== Page 47 ================================================== RFK nam isted in trial NEW YORK , (UPI) Sen. with plotting the murders 0t Robert F. Kennedy's name moderate civil rights leaders was injected yesterday in the Wilkins of the NAACP Queens conspiracy-to-murder and Whitney Young of the trial as being on a list of Urban League ''people who should be In his testimony Tuesday, assassinated: 9) Howlette said that Ferguson The was attributed once told him "after to Herman Ferguson; a de- Wilkins is killed we might fendant in the trial, by decide to our President, Detective Edward Howlette, Lyndon Johnson_ a undercover agent: Howlette ended his testi- Howelette 'testified Tuesday mony yesterday sbortly be;" that President Johnson also fore 3 p.m; The trial was ad was considered as a journed until today when the possible assassination target detective wil undergo cross- by_the alleged conspirators; examination by the defense: The Negro detective testi- fied that an May 18, I967, he; Ferguson' and Arthur Harris, the other defendant; dis- cussed a "list of selective 9} terrorism: Despite defense objections, Howlette was allowed to enter names on that, Jist: Wilkins, Whitney_Young;_Rdb ert Kennedy, Elliot and ,Larty Neal There was mo other Identi- fication of the last two per- sons named. Defense . lawyer Mrs: Gean Ann Condon . jumped to her feet and moved for & mistrial on grounds the testimony was lhighly prejudicial and out- side (he `Issues:' Justice Pau Balsam" de- nied' the motion Condon persisted, say- ing: . this when the latest radio reports indicate Senator Kennedy is very close to death every American is filled with emotlon and this . testimony is 50 Prejudi- cial PLOT CHARGED Balsam interrupted end said that he was sure that the jurors are "Sinot filled with such emotion as not to able to render a fair Jict on the basis of the char and Harris are commnit conspiracy to degree; n the first charged LEGALT plot-tol Roy Roy quote get police being "Roy Larry 4rtei'on day ================================================== Page 48 ================================================== Hlo T G IAMANCHER [ 3 3RD St 0 I-M 0 8UDD LAKE, NaJ . 0 782 8 | ( Qkaaoz( 'puc 10 L` ZJ.C L Lx K L 3 JUiv 127? (lra-a t LLc ================================================== Page 49 ================================================== 7 T G IAMANCHER [ 3RD St BUDD LAKE, NaJ . 0 78 2 8 ================================================== Page 50 ================================================== Form No. AD-71A (Rev. 2-28,61) NOTICE PLEASE DO NOT REMOVE THIS SLIP FROM THE ATTACHED CORRESPONDENCE SINCE IT IS A PERMANENT PART OF THE RECORD. RECORDS ADMINISTRATION OFFICE Fee-IA2 CEins 'L;: 5 Jun 13 1968 2 Cv RICHTS DIY

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