Summary  
The document includes multiple letters and forms related to the Robert F. Kennedy (RFK) assassination investigation and public reactions. A letter from Evelle J. Younger, Los Angeles District Attorney, dated September 22, 1970, states that an investigation concluded Sirhan B. Sirhan acted alone in RFK's assassination and no conspiracy existed. The letter notes authors like Robert Kaiser suggesting a "Manchurian Candidate" theory but asserts these theories lack new evidence. Another letter from Omaha, Nebraska, dated October 9, 1970, addresses President Nixon, discussing public sentiment about RFK’s death and questioning the North Vietnamese as "war mongers." Additional letters reference legal matters, public opinion on Sirhan Sirhan's privileges, and inquiries about Jack Ruby’s case.  

Key People  
- Evelle J. Younger: Los Angeles District Attorney, addressed John N. Mitchell regarding RFK assassination investigation.  
- Sirhan B. Sirhan: Accused of assassinating RFK; mentioned in multiple letters.  
- Robert Kaiser: Author of "RFK Must Die," suggested conspiracy theories.  
- Frances Hoffman: Corresponded with federal authorities about Sirhan and Jack Ruby.  
- Melissa Louise Clendinen: Wrote to President Nixon expressing concerns about Sirhan’s legal treatment.  
- John N. Mitchell: U.S. Attorney General, recipient of multiple letters.  

Key Locations  
- Los Angeles, California: Site of RFK assassination and investigation.  
- Washington, D.C.: Headquarters of the Department of Justice and White House.  
- Omaha, Nebraska: Origin of a letter discussing public reactions to RFK’s death.  
- Tampa, Florida: Address of Melissa Clendinen.  

Key Events  
- Investigation into RFK’s assassination by Los Angeles District Attorney’s office, FBI, and LAPD concluded no conspiracy existed.  
- Public debates over Sirhan Sirhan’s legal privileges and theories about a "Manchurian Candidate" plot.  
- Correspondence between federal authorities and citizens regarding Jack Ruby’s case and RFK’s death.  
- Student inquiries about Sirhan Sirhan’s treatment in prison.  

Key Organizations  
- Civil Rights Division, Department of Justice: Handled correspondence and legal matters.  
- Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD): Collaborated on RFK assassination investigation.  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI): Involved in the investigation.  
- U.S. Attorney General’s Office: Addressed public inquiries and legal questions.

RFK Declassified Files

166-12c-1_section_8-part_4_of_4.pdf

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