</s>www.10-36-224 DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE RECORDS ADMINISTRATION OFFICE MATERIAL MUST NOT BE REMOVED FROM NOR ADDED TO THIS FILE WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE RECORDS ASSINSTRATION OFFICIE By order of the Attorney General X9 Y350 THIS FILE HAS BEEN CHARGED AS INDICATED BELOW Requested by Division Date Issued Returned To TRANSFER FILES 3241 Borham Admimelton/10/20 Sellingser mndndam.Calibriat/12/20 Kaffeyy 3337 Chirical 10/29/11 1033-Jdd C.P. S/16/17/ L. Beger 100/FB.C.P 6/13/2 Counteo 5554 mata Or. 9/27 Kench 013 maiie Gremm. 5.16/7/ Ross 312 Fed Tri 2-6-64 4-29-69-3-00-7 SECTION 7 1661-12-C.1 Call

Summary  
The document comprises correspondence and administrative records related to Sirhan Sirhan’s legal proceedings following the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy, along with letters addressing clemency requests, constitutional rights debates, and public inquiries about the case. Sirhan was convicted of first-degree murder in California in 1968 and sentenced to death, though an appeal was pending at the time of the records. FBI investigative files related to the case were restricted from being shared with defense counsel or authors seeking information. Administrative transfers of legal files between government offices and jurisdictional disputes between state and federal authorities are noted. Additional letters include a 1969 plea from Peter Nordberg (Wisconsin) urging clemency for Sirhan, arguing that execution would not "set right" RFK’s murder, and an anonymous writer’s critique of government actions, including the Vietnam War. A fragment references Grove Horton requesting Sirhan be sent to Jordan and mentions Sonny Seebach, identified with multiple aliases (e.g., "The King Phil"), alongside a newspaper clipping from *The Plain Dealer* (July 6, 1966) referencing Seebach’s baseball anecdote. Later letters include queries about contacting authorities regarding Sirhan and demands for justice from a 14-year-old boy. Administrative details such as addresses, postage stamps, and file codes (e.g., L.M.S. 16.6.12C, FILE L.M.S. 27 MAR 4 1970) are also included.  

Key People  
- Sirhan Sirhan: Convicted of murdering Robert F. Kennedy in California; central figure in multiple letters and legal records.  
- Robert F. Kennedy: Assassinated on June 5, 1968; referenced as a "great man" and target of the murder plot.  
- Peter Nordberg: Wisconsin resident writing to the President about Sirhan’s sentencing.  
- Grove Horton: Mentioned in a fragment requesting Sirhan be sent to Jordan.  
- Sonny Seebach: Identified with multiple aliases (e.g., "The King Phil") and referenced in a newspaper clipping.  
- Ronald Reagan: Cited as opposing reprieves for Sirhan.  
- Patti Okura: Queries about contacting authorities regarding Sirhan Sirhan.  
- 14-year-old boy: Demands justice for RFK’s murder.  

Key Locations  
- Shorewood, Wisconsin (Nordberg’s address).  
- California: Site of Sirhan Sirhan’s conviction and alleged assassination plot against RFK.  
- Cleveland, Ohio: Address linked to Sonny Seebach.  
- Washington D.C.: White House and Department of Justice addresses.  
- Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Nordberg’s alternate address.  

Key Events  
- Sirhan Sirhan’s 1968 conviction for murdering Robert F. Kennedy.  
- Letters advocating for clemency or justice for Sirhan Sirhan.  
- References to constitutional rights and government accountability.  
- Mention of Sonny Seebach’s baseball anecdote in *The Plain Dealer* (July 6, 1966).  
- Queries about contacting authorities regarding Sirhan Sirhan.  

Key Organizations  
- White House: Recipient of multiple letters.  
- Department of Justice: Addressed in correspondence and administrative records.  
- U.S. Postal Service: Mentioned in postage-related fragments.  
- *The Plain Dealer*: Newspaper referenced in a clipping about Sonny Seebach.

RFK Declassified Files

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