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================================================== Page 1 ================================================== CURRICULUM VITAE -29- Robert J: Joling Written_Opinions Administrative Consultations Continued: 84 . Blood Alcohol Reports & Implied Consent within the Emergency Room 85 . Diagnosis Treatment and Care of Minors 86 Waivers & Release by Employee Negative Rubella Titer of Personnel Employed Within the Emergency Room 87 _ Right to Refuse Treatment 88 Student Access to Academic Records and Personal File 89 _ Sterilization Procedures in Minors having I.Q. under 65 90 _ Physician S Assistants Training Programs 91 _ Procedures for Patients Who Refuse to Leave Premises 92 _ Third Party Access to Student Records 93 _ Parent-Student Right to Privacy Act (Federal) ================================================== Page 2 ================================================== PO;ERT J _ JOL ING , J .d Sufte 312 Schwartz Bujlding Kenosha , Wiscons in 53140 23 1977 PRESIDENT JIMMY CARTER CERTIfIED The White House No.3685 7C Washington, D C _ M AIL y may ================================================== Page 3 ================================================== Deriry MSISTANT AttorNry GENERAL CRIMial DIVISION Zlepautuert of Jfustice Zia: lzingtuit 20530 Ppril 12 1977 Mr . Michael Ewing Post Office Box 218 St. Michaels , Maryland 21663 Dear Mr. Ewing: I have your letter of March 31 , 1977 , and the materials that you enclosed along with it_ The ma terials that you have provided are fascinating and I have sent them on to appropriate officials in the Organized Crime and Racketeering Section Your interest in our work is heartening and I am glad that you wrote to uS to send us the materials_ We look forwara to the Fublication of your new book . Very vours nRSO' Ro_L Russell T Baker, Jr. 0 truly Z/ I66 _ 12 @ = QcJ Sec+ (0 n ================================================== Page 4 ================================================== IHEC #ARAcH; Pr ENT ES R.A. FLEMING, Vice-PRESIDENT TELE-COMMUNICATIONS NEWS SERVICE T DOCUMENTARY FILMS AuDIO-VzBEC s 2RJPRM ""/7 4133 LAURELGROVE AVENUE DEpT,QF Justice FXXLruoh STUDIO CITY, CALIFORNIA 91604 F7,14 TELephone (213) 981-9692 PRESS JERRY C PHILLIPS ADMiNiSTRATION Feb. 1977. HAL JAQUES ASSIGNMENT Editor WALLACE EAGLER Mr . Griffin Bell, PhotogrAPHY DEPARTMENT United States Attorney-General, Dept . of Justice, GERARD ALCAN "askingt D.C . ELLEN AIBLER Dear Attorney-General Bell: BETSY LANGMAN SPECIAL EVENTS In connection with my campaign for full disclosure and new evidence in the Robert Kennedy cabe, I will be in Wabhington, D.C . next week. I would like members 0f your department and particularly yourself, key aides, to review our full-scale film/probe (35 mm/112 minutes) into the RFK tragedy. You will find it mobt informative, especially in the setting of guidelines for the improvement o f the criminal justice system; the aspect of new sa feguards for our national leaders and protection 0 f lives _ I wish to discuss with YOu personally this extensive probe goes beynnd the tragic death of a presidential candidate and former U.S. Attorney-General and the punishment of the alleged a86assin. In the spirit of President Carter*s open-door policy, for positive change, I am anxious to talk with you and screen our film. Arrangements with the media and congress are being handled by Mr . Leonard Carney--212--688-4520 (March 3, 1977 Please in touch with 45 and I look forward to meeting with You! 18p5/7722 Aap Su 6:6 ) 373 xidy Ghdrach, ews Director. 8 1977 B4S 24, on , why Thv a" dai get Mh J0tc . MAR DIF ================================================== Page 5 ================================================== T. 11/19/76 JSP:bb:vlk DJ 166-12C-1 Mg . Melodie Beth Parker Route 1, Box 98 Elon College_ 1 North Carolina 27244 Dear Ms . Parker: President Ford has referred to this Department your corregpondence of Aprfl 29 1976 , concernIng your request. I apologize for the of this response. The Department of Justlce doeg not have available for distribution the materlal that you seek You wish to airect your Ingulry to the approprlate authoritieb of the State of Californla. Sincerely, J. Stanley Pottinger AbgLgtant Attorney General Clvll Rights Division cc: Recordsl Corres_ Crim. 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Y_ eecatde 4 "Glank( na &t Ykn4His 4 dcd _ 0 NoF-&s8khs {oran %4 REcORD" use #5 of @Pprovals, Concurences, disapprovals, clcarances, and similar actions FROM (Namo, olfice Eymbol Or Tocutlo:t) DATE Phone Georgia McNema) LUg 3740 OPTIuNAL Form 4 H3f4 aro 043-IC -81418-1 410-016 5041-101 AUGust 19 67 GSA FPMR 4icFR) 10 0-11.200 IsT '372881E = ================================================== Page 12 ================================================== APR 1 Mr Russell T . Baker Jr March 31, Criminal Division 2115 Justice Department Washington D.C 20530 Dear Mr. Baker: Mr _ Civiletti's office suggested that I get in touch with VAPR 7 you during a phone call to his office yesterday. I just wanted to forward the enclosed material to the CDi appropriate people in the Justice Department for whatever it is worth_ By way of introduction, I served on the staff of former Senator Harold Hughes for several years, and did a good deal of the earlier investigative work on Watergate 0 and subsequently, the various CIA/FBI abuses probes _ During 1973 and 1974 , one of the areas I worked on was the now still emerging secret relation- between elements of the Mafia and the CIA From that area I subsequently got invo lved in reviewing various aspects of the Kennedy assassination case, playing some role in the limited 1975-76 Senate probes into the Warren Commission investigation In any event_ during the past year I have co-authored a forthcoming book on the Kennedy assassination with Bernard Fens terwald Jr., a former Senate counsel and Washington attorney _ Our book, Coincidence Or Conspiracy?, will be out sometime in and we hope will be regarded as a cautious, solid and objective review of the various aspects of the late President S murder One of the most exhaustive areas covered in the book will relate to the various possible organized crime areas in the case. I just wanted to take this opportunity to send you a copy of the uncorrected proofs of our lengthy chapter on the Mafia, which I think is perhaps the most complete such accounting yet written. With the House Assassination Committee apparantly devoting congiderable plans to probing the alleged Mafia connection to possible aspects of the Kennedy case, I just wanted to send in this material for what its worth. You'11 note that our profile of Santos Trafficante Jr . the House Committee 0 S uncooperative first witness T is the longest section in the chapter, containing considerable recent information, beginning on page 346 _ 1 vT Needless t0 say , I ve long felt that the possible role of organized crime in the Kennedy case has been 'Largely overlooked or haphazardly documented. Hopefully, this material wilr be helpful in some way . CRIMINAI CEN, CR;T HMt 4/} RECEIVED RECEIVED 1977 CRIMINY? " QIvIsION divibion CRIMINAL RECEIVFD 1977 ship May, 1 i1 ================================================== Page 13 ================================================== 2 Regardless of whether or not the Kennedy case actually goes anywhere in the months ahead it is pleasing to know that we finally once again have an Administration that is serious about fighting organized crime unlike the past eight years _ Let me know if I can ever be of any assistance to you. {s_ Michael Ewing P.0 _ Box 218 St. Michaels, Md. 21663 301/745-5229 ME: sicjj hov pah ================================================== Page 14 ================================================== 0-6 2-4-75} Fron Direcl Fcderal Bureau of Icsiigation To: Date 11/14/75 The Attorney General RE: The Solicitor General The Deputy Attorney Gencral Analysis & Evaluation Unit Assistant Attorney General Antitrust Division Criminal Division (DOJ) Civil Division Internal Security Section Civil Rights Division General Crimes Section Office of Legislative Affairs Special Litigation Unit Office o Legal Counsel Registration Unit Director, U_ S. Marshals Service Director, Bureau of Pri sons The Pardon Attorney Assistant Attorney General for Administration 9 Immigration and Naturalization Service = Enforcement Administration Law Enforcement Assistance Administration 9 01 Director, Management Programs and Bud Tuarg F Director, Administrative Services Programs Staff- 3 Director, Personnel and Training Staff Director, Department Security Staff 3 General Litigation Section, Civil Division Community Relations Service A. No further ection 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 diplomalic or international organization visa. D For your information E Please note change in caption of this case. F Pursuant to your inquiry, attached information is being furnished. G Investigation is continuing. cc: Attomey General Criminal Division Deputy Attorney General Int. Sec. Section Analysis & Evaluation Unit General Crimes Section itrust Division Special Litigation Unit Civil Division Registration Unit Civil Rights Division Enc _ 3 Bufile: (Rev; 5 4 Drug { 1 get Anti ================================================== Page 15 ================================================== UNITED.STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE EEDERAL BUREAU.OF INVESTiGATION: 1 WASHINGTON D.C: 20385 Novempet 14;' 1975 Mi} Guy- D;: Robarts 193,John 8treat Seatrle , Haablngtot: 98199 Deat X5. Roiertod Youc Tottar 6f Satobir 30;.1077 t0 b1e Atteehey Senl ai-coaenning 0 at1ot Eraa t6 ootoper ,28 1075 0o8u80t Jee. 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Honorable Sir: Inc losed for your informat ion is an article clipped from the October 28th edition of the National Enquirer- The item concerns the assassination of the late Senator Kennedy. My quegtions ar e: Has this particuler avenue of invest igation been thoroughly explored? If 80 , what were the results and conclusions ? If not, then not? 'The implications are obvious , to whit: If Mr . Sirhan was indeed prograrmed through hypnosis, then there wa3 9 conspiracy 0f one sort or another. I honestly believe that we owe ourselves 4s a nation 8 very carefull and thorough investigation of this particular facet of the 988288ination; just to be absolutely certain that we have overlooked no possibilities. Fours truly, 2 ,08: GJY D. ROBEPTS 109 John Street Seattle, Washington 98109 [66-/3C 1 [29 NXk Is :5 CRIMAAI-FFN. (D"a 30 , vhy ================================================== Page 17 ================================================== 73 DEX H SIRHAN'S VOICE on the readout of the truth detector shows that he was telling the Yuth when he said: "| don't believe that he (RFK) is dead, This can only be explained by the fact that Sirhan was under some hypnotic influencel says expert. Extlusive Scientiiic Evidence Proves: Sirhan Was Hypnotized to Sirhan ` Sirhan was pro- Kill Bobby Kennedy grammed through hypnosis to assassinate: Sen, Robert Kennedy. tively low_ showing' that hers telling the truth_ He actually That's the startling verdict believes RFK is alive and this of Charles McQuiston; a for- can only- be explained by: the mer top U.S. intelligence of- fact that_ Sirhan was under ficer,_who used an amazing some kind of . hypnotic : iudli electronic "truth detector' ence. to analyze tape recordings "Perhaps there is 4 post- of Sirhan's interviews with hypnotic suggestion not to 2e psychiatrists in San Quentin cept the.death of RFK SIRHAN: "There_ was no prison. American dream for mez 4 After; analyzing' the -tapes tried; I sincerely tried_to.find Im convinced that Sirhan a job. I had pothing; no iden wasn 't aware: of !hat he:was tity , nohope. doing,' said McQuiston. 'He McQUISTON ANALYSIS: TRUTH-DETECTOR EXPERT : Charles McQuiston ~with was i1 a hypnotic trance when 'His phrases are very :indica equipment he used to analyze Sirhan Sirhan's voice. he pulled the trigger and kilied tlve of hypnosis_ From;: my "Everything tells me that someone else_was involved in_ Sen: Kennedy' in the Ambas: days ` in Army Intelligence, the assassination he sador Hotel in Los Angeles; SIRHAN: SIRHAN know the words are those a says June 4 1968. Km convinced he' wasn"t skilled hypnotist would. use" fo (kill a presidential candi- | ENQUIRER: {It's very- poS- McQuiston spent 20 hours: aware of what he was do beat a man down,' to. change date) sible to distort and change evaluating Sirhan' s tapes ing; says ; voice_expert. his thinking, to reshape_ his McQUISTON ANALYSIS: somebody' s mind through a exclusively ffor: The ENQUIR mind " 'He's telling the truth. There number of hypuotic sessions. It ER using the Psycholggical sassination and that.Sirhan SIRHAN: " thought he must have been' some . utside can be described as brainwash:: Stress Evaluator: was programmed through hyp; ~(Sen Kennedy} ~was;heiz ap guiding force hypnosis ing because the mind is clear "Everythingz in fhe BSE | nosis to kill RFK declared parent' to President; Kennedy that :was responsibie for `him ed of ils old emotions' and charts tells gerthat_someone | McQuiston "What we have and I wish to hell he could pulling the trigger_ values. which are replaced by else was involved. in:the as; here is a real life 'Manchurian have made it. I loved-him_ 'Looking at,the overall pic: | implanting_other suggestions' Candidate_ (In the book and movie of the same mame, con- McQUISTON ANALYSIS: ture; the one thing that jumps Dr: Spiegel; a" consuitant for spirators use to "There is genuine sincerity: in out: at me:js;that_Sirhan was researchers studying the RFK hypnosis pro- his statements. 'the classic patsy_ Xa guy set_ murder; added; This - tech- gram a man to assassinate a presidential candidate: ) {When Sirhan says he wish- up to kilt-without ever know-|nique: was probably:used with: ed RFK could have made it, ing what he had done_ Sirhan: From my own Te- After examining Sirhan's this shows me that Sirhan Dr; : Herbert Spiegel, one , of search, I think Sirhan was sub- PSE chart, Dr: John W. Heisse didn't know what he was doing the country's leading medical jected 'to hypnotic treatment Jrs; president o the Interna- that hypnosis was governing experts . on hypnosis, ;told The iLLIAM: DICK tional Society of Stress Analy- his actions _ agreed with McQuiston: SIRHAN; " There was a 'grl Dr: Heisse, who'~Has : studied there (with him at the-murder Iruih Detector Judlged_Accurde hundreds of-people under hyp- scene)_ nosis: using the PSE; told .The McQUISTON_ ANALYSIS: More: than :150,U.S 'Jaw en-j statements; by:' cbarting 'stress: ENQUIRER: 'He's not_lying There was 2 forcement agencies use- the in {he voice. It trans: "Sirhan -kept repeating_cer- and judging from the Psychological Stress Evaluator Baeethe these patterns into graphs tain phrases . This clearly Te- stress in his voice; he's trying_ (PSE) and it'$ SO incredibly 'on.paper ~vealed he had been .program- to block her' out of his mind: accurate that courts in-at least McQuiston pores over med to put himself into a This : indicates she may haye; states have admitted -its| recordings of a person's. voice, trance. This is something.he played & role in the assassina- results as X evidence said and breaks each word dow couldn't have learned by him- tion_ Charles McQuiston; co-inventor into . sylables: He' then exam . self: Someone had to show him SIRHAN: 'T don't .have tie of the 'truth -detecfor: ines- each syllable.for telltale and teach him how_ guts: to do anything-like that The PSE' pinpoints truthful | signs_ o stress: 'I believe Sirhan was brain- washed under nypnosis by the constant repetition oE words 'You are nobody, youre nothing, the American dream is gone, until he actually be- lieved_ them At that stage, someone implanted an" idea , kil RFK, and under:' hypnosis the brainwashed Sirhan ac- cepted it: Here are some- of . Sirhan's key' tape-recorded . statements and McQuiston s PSE analysis showing why he is convinced Sirhan was hypnotized: SIRHAN: To me, he (Kennedy) is stll' alive A still- don't believe what has happened I dont believe that he is dead: I have no realization stil , that I:killed him, that he is in the grave McQUISTON; ANALYSIS: ""Sirhan's' stress Jevel is rela-: sis; girl tape . five like,_ "sic, ' ================================================== Page 18 ================================================== l&~ C2L 29 ~l_E RECEIYED 6 & Zl 2 Nov 6 1973 Zecz 0 & 24 _ 2 (e Baeh ~L (Fzz/, )ceze_ el2. All-' ~fl 1zqas; ZL % l: Zlev+ C 2<22 zlc GecsU_ea Et als ~Ee ~tl Vx ~ek< Ot_ ~ 72/ RL~ 22 < 437 2 4/ h7Le 7L ( DUPARTTENT 0F JuSTIE R 00 4e 14 Ug 4 1975 : 0 KC RAbc 0 CRIMINACGEN, CRIME SEC, 2 xke 7 24 4 xLtatzaZ 2 LAu E5K TC Ly1,2 Uu ================================================== Page 19 ================================================== S7ua_ 71J % & 2_C 42 2+4 + <_Z 0b-0, Uz/ 7:e 4€ </ lL ~e Az 7 Azat (z GzzZv ~t 4 Sl Rrr& KXe-eG (le . 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This Departnent has no authority to take the action you request regarding your husband and Senator KicGovern sincerely , J_ Stanley Pottinger Assistant Attorney General Civil Rights Division 6t% Ayb Bibceo # Eubbard Supervisory Trial Attorney Crininal Section Hlay EY : ea 7.o '/i4/76 cujt ================================================== Page 22 ================================================== U_ s DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE WASHINGTON, D. C. 20530 POSTAGE AND FEES PAID OFFICIAL BUSINESS U.s. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE PENALTY For PRIVATE USE, 5900 Ju9.431 USTL TO C Flkuow sbuae NOT Mrs Doris Currid Leonard 1146 North West Street Jackson, Mississippi 39202 2) 20 CTURNEDL JACKSON SENDERI MS 39207, AItNk FFORWAROABLE QevoLutionv ( 1776-1976 ================================================== Page 23 ================================================== Actioh ROUTING ANDL ANSMITTAL SLip INTTAL circUlT To (Nomo, ollic0 symbol or locatlon) Acl $ = 6ATz cooRDinaTion I#d IMITML FILc Date nfommATiON Qls Mn7u Mo7e AND RETURN DATE PER cOm VErSATiON [Mitials ISEE ME DaTE SiGhature REMARKS KA PD ieen? h thir br auch un @ lnlu '&a/ pbc %omn Mtum' 7 m Aulir-hx U' |m mkatv NL Lax 0 Rele , k karwky Y~ AcAbA Sw kh %,Hbo Fey nr~ Aahek Urxk thz tu Dv , w&a pr 6 Mn bh wl Uiliv? ur RFk MIanue %2 rennats JaLhagt & Qongso %6f 45+033 Torm as a RECORD of @Pprovals concurre disapprovals, clearances, and similar actions FROM (NVorne, olfice symbol or localtion) Da 'blli JNES R BCUNSON PHONE OPTIONAL Form 41 0t8 -16 81504-1 552-103 apo 5041 - August 49,67 GS A FPMR 4iCFR) 0 0 -11.206 t) ""w/ 9x/lbr ! bwz/ iea Ldtalab) ; Kert tttsz Hrav Mz D^ Ulhtz Jfk buk' JK, bAbtt _ %pr} Mut "ik ================================================== Page 24 ================================================== ~0 (Rev. 10-29-74) From Director Federal Burouu of Investigation To: Date ZeLeLs The Altorney General TE: The Solicitor General The Deputy Attorney General Analysis & Evaluation Unit Assistant Attorney General Antitrust Division Criminal Division (DOJ) Civil Division Internal Secur Section Civil Rights Division General Crimes Section Office of Legislative Affairs Special Litigation Unit Office of Legal Counsel Civil Disturbance Unit Director, U_ S. Marshals Service Registration Unit Director, Bureau of Prisons The Pardon Attorney Assistant Attorney General for Administration Immigration und Naturalization Service Enforcement Administration Law Enforcement Assislance Administration Director, Management Programs and Budget Staff Director, Administrative Services Programs Staff Director , Personnel and Training Staff Director, Department Security Staff General Litigation Section, Civil Division Communily Relations Servicc 6CT 9 {9/5 A. No [urther action will be taken in this case in the absence of' a specific request from you. B_ Please advise what further investigalion, if acriminaa any, is iQHLIGI@n C. For your information_ Iam enclosing & communication regarding the holder of a diplomalic Or inlernational organization visa. D For your information E Please note change in caption of this case_ F Pursuant to your inque aitached information is being furnished. G_ Investigation is continuing: H. cc: Attorney General Criminal Division Deputy Attorney General Int_ See. Section Analysis & Evdlualion Unit General Crimcs Section Anitrust Diviston Special Litit ion Unit Civil Division (ivil Disturbance Unit ('ivil Righis Division Rcgistrat ion Unit Enc . Bufile: DoJ'FBi ity Drug RECEIVED iry. gat ================================================== Page 25 ================================================== 42LAo~ UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL #REAU OF INVESTIC ATION Los Angeles California in licply, Flease Refer to September 1975 File Vo. ALFRED_RAHEB A source who has requested that her identity be concealed and whose reliabilicy is not known Lo the Bureau has furnished information concerning the assassination of Senator Robert F Kennedy _ The source telephonically advised on September 16 _ 1975 that for the past several years she has suspected that an individual by the name of Alfred Raneb was possibly involved with others in the assassination of Senator Robert F Kennedy _ Raheb according to the source was always speaking with hate of the 'Kennedy family, and in particuler, of Senator Robert F _ Kennedy . Further source stated that Raheb has thrown darts at photographs of the late Senator Two days after Kennedy was killed Raheb arranged to have a withdrawal made of S4 000 00 S5 000 00 from 3 bank in Encino California and went to the residence of an unidentified woman who resided about six blocks east of Western Avenue on Hollywood Boulevard Hollywood California The name of the bank in Encino was not recalled by the source ". M. Bs, [et_lz& DEPART {E} R 29 OCT 9 1975 4 This docunent contains neither_reccmmendations nor conclusions of the FBI It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distribited outs;de you)" agency . 22 , ================================================== Page 26 ================================================== ALFRED RAHEB There were about ten individuals at the residence visited by Raheb and al1 of these individuals were unknown to the source After leaving this apartnent Raheb proceeded to the Fez a night club on Vermont Avenue Hollywood California where Sirhan Sirhan S brother worked . Raheb , according to the source to Sirhan S brother asking_ "How' s your mother how S your brother" Raheb the source stated handed the envelope containing the 54,060. 0o to s5 000.00 to Sirhan S brother and asked the brother "Will this be enough to take care of your mother?" The brother indicated that it would be enough . The degree of friend- between Raheb and the Sirhan family was not known to the informant At the time of the assassination Raheb according to the source had a photo finishing company under contract with the Los Angeles County Coroner S Office to film made during autopsies The source stated that heveEollowing the autopsy of Senator Kennedy_ the film was sent by the Coroner S Office to Raheb ' s company for processing The Coroner S Office ordered transparencies to be made and Raheb sent the film out since his fixm could not make transparencies . When the film was returned Raheb made one five inch by eight inch copy _ 0f each of the transparencies for his own use and still has the photographs Raheb was very close to a Dr (First Name Unknown FNU ) Drennan a general practitioner who has his office on Beverly Boulevard in Los Angeles Source described Dr Drennan as a_ white male in his 60 ' 8 and a "radical" as sociated with various radical movements Dr Drennan according to the source, frequently came to Raheb S photo shop_ Raheb went to either Santa Barbara or Sacramento , California the before the killing of Senator Robert F Kennedy but returned the morning after the killing Source described him 01 learning of the Senator S death' as 11 the happiest man 112 the worid 11 Raheb never discussed with the source being in- volved in the killing Source advised that based 011 the above source has suspected that Raheb might have been involved and for the past several years ha8 debated furnishing this information 2* spoke ship day ================================================== Page 27 ================================================== Form CMJe DEPARTMENT 0F Justice (Rov. 1.29-69) RC TING SLIP To ; maME DivisIOM 'BUILDIRG Rooh 7ib 7_ Fu Sighature COMMEnT PER Cohveasation APProvaL HECEssARY Actiom ^s REquesTed sel ME Note And Returm nope AhD File Recommehdation CALL WE YoUR DrOR VATION AnsdER Or AcknOwL: Edge On Or Defoae prepare RepLy For The sighature Of RemarkS FROM: NAME BUilding & RooM EXT. DATE ASSIStANT Attorney GENERAL RooM 2107 8/5 Crimlnal DlvlsIon EXT_ 2601 8-5 8 6-8 "75 Au ================================================== Page 28 ================================================== OPTioNAL form No. 10 JuLY 1973 EDItiON CSA FAAR (41 CFRi 101-.0 UNITED STATES ERNMENT Memorandum RLT / PB TO FILE DATE: August 5 , 1975 FROM Richard L. Thornburgh , Assistant Drattorney General Criminal Division SUBJECT: Robert Kennedy Assassination On Friday afternoon, August 1, 1975 , I returned a previous made telephone call to me by Chief Edward Davis of the Los Angeles Police Department_ Chief Davis advised me that in 1968 , a summary of the case reports on the Robert Kennedy assassination had been forwarded by the Los Angeles Police Department to the Department of Justice and was presently in the possession Of William Lynch_ At the present time, there are a number of legal proceedings and demands for information on the of CBS Paul Schrade and former representative Allard Lowenstein to obtain copies of this information in further- ance of alleged "conspiracy" theories _ Thus far, al1 requests have been denied by the courts of California and appropriate police authorities _ 2c Chief Davis called me to insure that we nDEPARUBEBhar any request for the information by releasing He stated that there are three copies of the volume, 828/ ofNdvic8 4975 with the Los Angeles Police Department , one in the possession of a retired deputy chief of that organizat on who written a book on the assassination, and the ntrd wtth the Department of Justice_ On checking with Mr Lynch, I learned that he had been of a special Department of Justice team dispatched to monitor the investigation of the Kennedy assassination, at the conclusion of which effort the volumes in question were presented to him are presently in the files of the Department of Justice. There are also, according to Mr Lynch, U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on tbe Payroll Savings Plan 5010-110 ly part by E8 FFT it hafa.0 part They Buy ================================================== Page 29 ================================================== Memo to file Re: Robert Kennedy Assassination August 5 , 1975 pending applications under the Freedom of Information Act to obtain the Department' s copy . At some time past, consideration has been to the proper disposition of this material, including the possibility that it might be deposited in the National Archives or even sent back to the Los Angeles Police Department_ I told Chief Davis we woula take no action inimicable to his request without first checking with himg but acknowledged that there may be some problems under the Freedom 0f Information and Privacy Acts _ 2 given ================================================== Page 30 ================================================== MEERORANDUE CF CiLL Tu; RLT You WERE CALLED By_ You WERE Visited BY Chief Edward Davis Los Angeles OF (Orgonizotion) Police Dept: PLEASE CALL Eo PHONE NO. 213-485-2121 COJE/EXT. WILL CALL AGAIN IS WAiTiNG To SEE YOu RETURNED YOUR CALL Wishes AN APPOiNTMENT TIESSAGE Re: Robert Kennedy assass inatien Woula appreciate a return call today FJui) Pt Cs, 526*108' K#lahy? LEk" STEw) =Billbmgi Har Cendo2 JUMaan1 <FGc Rt;-wTI (Aojon)io" #TTITU (~mL-k €r, = Culils &tn_Di+' 21 C#L X;" Kt. C Psct rku-tinu97z1TZ 12uul;u) Dz-"i1du %j Z)bERck RECEIVED DATE TMME FFol] Pi PB 8/1 4:50 P Seea7b7 r63 Cpo :' C_cl-Jo--65361-1 012-359 667-103 Eeyiszd AUIUST 1957 GSA FPMR (41 CFF) 101-11.6 5 Jz'0 S Aiclivzs . BX ================================================== Page 31 ================================================== T_ 8/15/75 JSP :MWH: mkk :rje DJ 166-12C-1 89 Miss Jennifer Johngon 723 South Ninth Avenue La Grange , Illinois 60525 Dear Jennifer: Prebident Ford ha8 referred your_correspondence of June 1975 , concerning the posgIble release of Mr . SIrhan Sirhan from prigon In the near future, to thie Department . I apologlze for bhe delay of thig rebponbe. The matter wa8 , to the best of our knowledge , fully invegtigated authoritleg Of the State of C Californla and Mr . Sirhan was tried for murder , convicted ana gentenced a Californta court. It would , therefore , be nappropriate for thi8 Department to conent on the posgiblilty that Mr Sirhan will be released from prigon in tho near future. We can anly suggeet that you dlrect your Ingulry to the approprlate authorities of the State of California. Jitt S1ncerely, J. Stanley Pottinger Agglgtant Attorney General A CIvfl Rlghte Dlvlglon Maceo W. Hubbard Supervigory Trlal Attorney CrLmlnal Sectlon cc: Records Corres Unit Crim Sec . SEP 20 , by by 3 0q 9-30-1 By : ================================================== Page 32 ================================================== FORM OMF-123 4-10-75 DOJ FORMERLY AD-ZlA NQILCE EEFARTMENT OF PLEASE DO NOT REMOVE THIS SLIP FROM THE ATTACHED CORRESPONDENCE SINCE IT IS A PERMANENT PART OF THE RECORD DN OFFICE OF PUBLIC INFORMATION Lee_L?e+ JUet; 1 JUL 1975 RIGHTS Civ. ================================================== Page 33 ================================================== 14 732 $.Ninlh fue _ ha sramoxTI_bas2s Jumc 30,JS 1,45 Qa YY . Pnoeadomk Ljm JO ~ephuomaa_t ~oumohyp Yfliq Aches , @m foncene wch Ljad S Un He Chicoop Juuume 'Om atyce_state thak YRn_J 0 @ounce Hhat SunhamS_ulamn Ue Ju_luaqd U a monho Yhio 'mamn _bed @ #nolduzacz (anoliolalecm . cold -Ulood _ Quem tho kl WaO 8 ~sanooloU_at €h tumo 1 1a.anEi &nghuatemact tat ~ARonla_~oepcted_ #i -for !ha teelemg he Rool so the esolamm meU. u Aque_'Omd molsL to mha.Zarmc thodt fylgaoeJhio ~urotheergt to be Jumcl fhd ouijueh &o 1 Jut Re BlilL lseD @_peosn QLU Jo mk Isu ul Ken #ULgn= it wulbl fatsne to Yh JF &aGci _ Rsyces ~yy Jometlun? nays qhsha eyfacfiiend ~Nomuaoyy ================================================== Page 34 ================================================== Tt bold dbese Trudbs , Jum 21 PMI UNLED SAIESIU 1975 60525 Presi dent Gerald R. Fo(d Iboo Pennsylvania Auenue W ashington, D @. ANg_ 5 ================================================== Page 35 ================================================== 0-6 (Rev. 2-4-75) om Director Federal Bureau of Investigation 7/13/76 To: Date The Attorney General RE: The Solicitor General The Deputy Attorney General Analysis Evaluation Unit Assistant Attorney General Antitrust Division Criminal Division (DOJ) Civil Division Internal Security Section Civil Rights Division General Crimes Section Office of Legislative Affairs Special Litigation Unit Office of Legal Counsel Registration: Unit .F-| Director, U. S. Marshals Service Director, Bureau of Prisons The Pardon Attorney 7: Asgistant Attorney General for Administration 3 wc? Immigration and Naturalization Service Enforcement Administration Law Enforcement Assistance Administration Director, Management Programs &nd Budget Staff Director, Administrative Services Programs Staff Director, Personnel and Training Staff Director, Department Security Staff General Litigation Section, Civil Division Community Relations Service A. No further action will be taken in this case in the absence of & specific request from you_ B Please advise what further investigation, if any, is desired in this matter. For your information, I am enclosing a communication regarding the holder of & diplomatic O international organization visa. D For your information. E. Please note change in caption of this case_ F Purguantto your inquiry, attached information is being furnished G_ Investigation is continuing. H. NOTE - Information_ in LHMhas been_furnishedto Los Angeles_County_District Attorney cc: Attomey General Criminal Division Deputy Attorney_General Int. Sec _ Section Analysis & Evaluation Unit General Crimes Section Antitrust Division Special Litigation Unit Civil Division Registration Unit Civil Rights Division Enc _ Bufile: Drug ================================================== Page 36 ================================================== UNTTED STAK: DKAARTkT O" JUSTIGK FKDEA KLKKAl V' ANFSTGATION Los Angeles California In Rcply, Frusr Kfrr to July 8 , 1976 File No. DANIEL T ESTRADA On 6 _ 1976 Daniel T Estrada 1352 Volney Drivc Los Angeles California Telephone_ Number 261-7/612 called this office from the East Los Angeles Municipal Court where he Was appearing 012 a narcotics and burglary charge Estrada advised that he had information on the Robert Kennedy murder and that the source of his information was Sirhan Sirhan Tho was in an adjacent cell to him when he was in San Quentin Estrada stated that he would provide information in exchange for whatever the Federal Bureau of Investigation could do to him with the local authorities Es crada was advised that the Federal Bureau of Investigation would not and could not mnakce any deal vith him_ Further Estrada stated that Sirhan had already had a Ronald Woodl murdered in the Nevada State Penitentiary beeause he Vas talking to Tederal agents about the S ame infoiwation In connection with another investigation conducted by the Federal Bureau of Investigation it Vas learned that Sirhan Sirhan had determined that" Ronaid Woocl sho was incarcerated at San Quentin Penitentiary at the $ ane time as '66-(22 - / FhE-JRR JUL 16 1274 This docUtlent: contains "cicher recoimendations 126'1 Lisiews; 0 { I-jv: 8i;1 It: is &he Prerty 0f: ch12 1"11 and is lcened (0 yalr #ency; i aT} ([ its cOn? e:: Ri ot 1.0 be disttibuded O1il side Yor iigicy 7X: July help coel ================================================== Page 37 ================================================== Re : DANILL: T EZRDA Sirhan Vas going Lo write a1) article about Sirhan Lhat would be 3 complete fabrication and Sirhan wa; Eearful that it woulcl effect his parole status Sirhan had another ininate at S:m Queitin Penitentiary Write up an affidavit L0 the (ffect thai: Sirhan had never confided in or furnished irforation to Wvod 21d that Wood intended to fictionalize the information for an alleged magazine article Information was received from the Las Vegas Office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation that Ronald Wood was reccived at the Nevada State Penitentiary 012 Mareh 30 1973 from San Quentin Penitentiary as a protective custody oner and was found dead 1n his cel1 on tember 21 197/ _ Vood had been bludgeoned to death and his murdle1 has not been solved to date Iwo theories were advanced in connection with this murder one thal he WaS an info1Inant and another that h2 was a JcnO1v drug salesman in prison and thal he had sold drugs that were substandard and had refusedl a refund 012 these drugs _ No further inquiry or invesLigation is being conducted by the Federal Bureau of Invescigation on the infornation furnished Daniel T Estrada 7/60/76 lsla D aabmlovbn #wnan tv? i Nalhnn iussts Alc , ennm tuio mm "0h bear" Mnl i} O/ thm M Anntalin SA Byui toh ikrd/h Umurvl A 2 Pris_ Sep by mah J etla a Ot & W' lui Abha Osrrmb luiti? ================================================== Page 38 ================================================== T . 8/15/75 Re . T . 10/2/75 JSP: MWH: mkk:rjs DJ 166-12C-1 NOV 1 4 1975 Dr _ William D. Butler 667 Grant Road East Wenatchee , Washington 98801 Dear Ma . Butler: Presidnet Ford has referred your correspondence Of June 15, 1975 , concerning the possible parole of Mr . Shrhan Sirhan , to thig Department _ We apologize for the of this response 15 Qhe matter was , to the best of our knowledge fully invegtigated authorities of the State of California and Mr sirhan was tried for murder, convicted and sentenced by a California court. It would therefore , be inappropriate for thib Department to coment on the Nov 6 [97- that Mr _ Sirhan will be paroled in the near Eosgrbiiity PI We can only guggest that you direct your inquiry to the approprlate authorities of the State of California. Sincerely, J. Stanley Pottinger Aggistant Attorney General Civil Rights Diviglon Maceo W_ Hubbard Supervisory Trlal Attorney Criminal Section cC: Records Corres Unit Crim. Sec . mb) delay 12/14| by I-IV-Ir" By : ================================================== Page 39 ================================================== FORM OMF-123 4-10-75 DOI 1 LE-42e-/ DET 7*€T @R: JUSTICE: DO_NoT 1 OF IT IS A 1 1 J#l 8 0p1 OF Ci. RIGHTS DI: INFORMATION FORMERLY AD-ZlA NQLLCE PLEASE REMOVE THE THIS ATTACHED SLIP FROM CORRESPONDENCE SINCE PERMANENT THE 1975 RECORD PART OFFICE PUBLIC ================================================== Page 40 ================================================== 9 Suk Sukc~ GRANT ROAD VISION @LINIC CT3) 7S 5 OPTOMETRIC SPEciALiST IN: CONTACT LENSES OF PERCEPTUAL DYSFUNCTION PEDIATRIC VisioN STRABISMUS TREATMENT OptometRiC VISUAL THERAPY MIGRAINE HEADACHE V-lc2 L tatel€A1 Ci R? c { Clj Ue _Ftac "6Wk Cc pcfcz Ct_ Eaxt tkz Covv B/ Knntl 7in ~lv K _ I/ 4 Fhs~: 7L- ~z Raz l Qusn Coonan (L LCs cls _ Jeaposi UL_ Jazk~ , TaE c| /rr ls_ee_~ "Lox _0 ~laea Cll ~tc Juerriri Suz 7/Z A ~cmm Jn_Zi Ccssn Ih; .ee cEZ 7urpc-enz' Lotc 0n/777 ~Lucch4 ~Cnanc Eidiw) %e Zx/7 3eed Uk_Unzzuan peapl 7t sed 1,e llas bz Hkc Iay ~ ue 7/ ezs&e Cc Ky Czx L 7 Iecc~ 242 S2ATRA 4ev2,<e 3 Din U ticn Ze < - #p22( 667 Grant Road Telephone (509) 884-4457 Wm. Butler WASHINGTON 98801 EAST WENATCHEE, ihesL_ RECEJVED dun2 TZBR 1975 PAROLE Lvp 24 Cvl z Amly Ja OpTee L Eeo 3722 Cmce Z/ Uit Abl Dr. ================================================== Page 41 ================================================== FOTsnsam GRANT ROAD VISION @LINIC KLNdAF 'JUNIB "Sum asai} Pioya 667 Grant Road Telephone (509) 884-4457 5L6I EAST WENATCHEE, WASHINGTON 98801 6, cf; 6 Rl 2 %a ~fc ah B00rins RCHEC ================================================== Page 42 ================================================== 7 2 9 16; 1 15 167713 ================================================== Page 43 ================================================== Mate (o ou JuEco_ Mawn ================================================== Page 44 ================================================== Typed : 6/30/75 GMCN LTR:rlh 166-12C-1 JUL 1 1975 Mr . Peter Garand 65-24 174th Street Flushing, New York 11365 Dear Mr Garand: Your letter to the Attorney General concerning your A views about the laws which allow the release of Sirhan Sirhan , convLcted as8agsin of the late Senator Robert Kennedy , after serving only a few years in prison has been referrea to me 8 The investIgation and the resulting trial involved viola- tions of state law 1 and a state court trial You may wish to exprebb your views concerning the release of Sirhan to the California state authorities. With reference to Your statenent about changing our laws Jj for the benefit of the people and not for the crininal , I am enclosing a copy of the speech by President Ford to the Congrege of the United Stateg on crime. I hope that this information wilI be of abgi8tance to you: 2 81ncerely, GCORGIA McNEMAR Attorney, Legislatlon and Special Projects Section Crimlna 1 Divis ion Ylkt ================================================== Page 45 ================================================== PETER GARAND 65-24 i74th STREET FLUSHING, N_ Y 1365 Jj 75 June 13 1975 Attorney General Justice Department Washington D C Dear Sir: How can our laws be so stupid as to be able to release a murderer like Sirhan Sirhan after only a few years in prison for his assassination of Robert Kennedy . He should at the very least be given a life imprisonment sentence if not executed for his crime Our laws are unthinkably stupid and should be changed for the benefit of the people and not for the benefit Of criminals . 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Var ================================================== Page 50 ================================================== Eem DJ-Ige (Et 69) UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE Memorandum TO Mary K_ Keppert DATE: June 17, 1975 Civil Rights Division DJK: jaj JJ, ib6-i2@ -/ FROM David J_ Kline, Attorney General Crimes Section Criminal Division SUBJECT: Freedom of Information Request by Congressman Don Edwards for LAPD gummary of Investigation into Assassination of Robert ExKennedy Here is the FOIA request ana information I have received to date; It seems to me that the proper way to handle the request is to determine whose Division has had the greater contact with the case As you mentioned, your Division has had more correspondence than ours, ana i5 probably the correct Division to respond The factor that led me to decide that you can better handle the matter was that the assignment for the enclosures was directed to Civil Rights Division The enclosures concern FBI reports and other trial information 0f the papers I have seen , these are most like the material sought by the request. I first attempted to treat this as a Congressional inquiry but Sue Hauser in the Deputy' s office vetoed the idea after con- sultation with OLC Ms Hauser requested that we send a letter extending and she purportedly notified both your Division and the FBI . In Section 8 of the file is an FOIA request, handled before the amendments , for the same documents I marked this with a paper- clip and a sheet of paper. The indication of the memos is that the FBI has the volumes sought the request. My cursory examination of the enclosures leads me to conclude that we do not have the volumes ; rather, the FBI does I checked classification for Civil Rights (x 3010)1 tell me that their records indicate your Division handles file number 166-12C-1. Sue Hauser (x 2146) has been notified of the transfer. time, by they

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