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Summary  
The text contains fragmented and seemingly unrelated content, including a mix of typographical errors, incomplete sentences, and references to legal proceedings. It mentions Robert F. Kennedy (RFK) in the context of an assassination investigation, referencing "Sirhan" and legal delays in his trial. A letter from Jerris Lesonard, Assistant Attorney General, addresses Diane Wolkstein’s correspondence with President Nixon regarding RFK’s assassination. The text also includes a story about a trial, possibly related to Sirhan Sirhan, discussing judicial processes and public sentiment. Other sections reference New York City parks, storytelling events, and unrelated news articles from 1958.  

Key People  
- Diane Wolkstein: A New York City storyteller who wrote to President Nixon about RFK’s assassination and the justice system.  
- Sirhan (possibly Sirhan Sirhan): Implied as the assassin of RFK, with mentions of his trial and legal proceedings.  
- Jerris Lesonard: Assistant Attorney General who responded to Wolkstein’s letter on behalf of President Nixon.  

Key Locations  
- Washington D.C.: Site of the White House and presidential correspondence.  
- New York City: Mentioned in relation to Diane Wolkstein, parks, and storytelling events.  

Key Events  
- Trial of Sirhan Sirhan (implied): Legal delays, judicial process, and public criticism of the justice system.  
- Correspondence between President Nixon and Diane Wolkstein: Addressing her concerns about RFK’s assassination and its implications for justice.  
- Storytelling events in New York City: Mentioned as part of cultural activities unrelated to the assassination investigation.  

Key Organizations  
- Department of Parks (New York City): Sponsors storytelling events.  
- Civil Rights Division, U.S. Attorney General’s Office: Involved in correspondence with Wolkstein.

RFK Declassified Files

166-12c-1_section_5-part_4_of_4.pdf

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