Summary  
The documents detail FBI investigations into activities at the San Gabriel Valley Gun Club on June 4, 1968, involving Henry Adrian Carreon and David Montellano, who observed an individual firing rapidly from a pistol range. The suspect was described as approximately 5'5" to 5'11", weighing 135-140 pounds, with a dark complexion, foreign extraction, and possible accent. The individual used a .22 caliber Iver-Johnson revolver, double-action. This person was later identified as Sirhan Sirhan, linked to the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy. Additional reports from June 1963 and 1968 mention Sirhan’s presence at the gun club, including interactions with other shooters and possession of ammunition. A line officer at the gun club confirmed Sirhan’s name on non-member records and noted his behavior during shooting sessions. LAPD records from June 1966 reference shooters at the gun club, and statements about conspiracy theories surrounding JFK’s assassination are also referenced.  

The documents further describe FBI interviews with witnesses, including Everett Buckner, a gun club employee who observed Sirhan purchasing ammunition and engaging in conversations. Buckner noted Sirhan’s exceptional shooting skills and described him as quiet and unassuming during high school. Background checks revealed Sirhan had no extracurricular activities, language difficulties, and a history with the California Cadet Corps (ROTC). Other witnesses, such as Charles Jenkins, Harry Hicks, and John Dickhoff, corroborated accounts of Sirhan’s presence at the gun club and described his demeanor as quiet and unassuming.  

A separate set of documents references SIRIAN BISHARA SIRHAN, a foreign student associated with Pasadena City College (PCC) in the early 1960s. Interviews with individuals like James Lawrence Fleming, George Salim Solameh, and Wayne J. Brantley describe SIRIAN’s background, including his education at PCC, employment history, and personal life. SIRIAN is noted to have been from Jerusalem, lived in a camper during family disputes, and had limited social interactions. References suggest he was interested in mysticism, languages (e.g., German), and Arab culture but showed no political activism or violence. FBI records emphasize that SIRIAN was not linked to any known conspiracy or organization, though there is a suspected connection to Senator Robert F. Kennedy’s assassination, with no direct evidence provided.  

Key People  
- **Henry Adrian Carreon** (witness)  
- **David Montellano** (witness)  
- **Sirhan Sirhan** (suspect, later arrested for RFK’s assassination; described as quiet and unassuming)  
- **Everett Buckner** (gun club employee who observed Sirhan at the range on June 4, 1968)  
- **Charles Jenkins** (c Carpenter at the gun club with no observations of unusual activity)  
- **Harry Hicks** (handyman who noted a couple at the range but could not confirm identities)  
- **William Allen** (high school counselor; provided academic records for Sirhan, noting lack of extracurricular involvement and language challenges)  
- **John Dickhoff** (former teacher at Muir High School; described Sirhan as quiet, mediocre student with no close associates)  
- **SIRIAN BISHARA SIRHAN** (foreign student at PCC; associated with Pasadena City College and local employment; suspected link to RFK’s assassination but no direct evidence provided)  
- **James Lawrence Fleming** (history instructor at PCC who knew SIRIAN through the STRATHMANN family)  
- **George Salim Solameh** (waiter in North Hollywood with no knowledge of SIRIAN’s involvement in conspiracy)  
- **Wayne J. Brantley** (former service station employee who interacted with SIRIAN during his time at PCC)  

Key Locations  
- **San Gabriel Valley Gun Club** (Duarte, California): Primary location for range activities and witness interviews.  
- **Fish Canyon Road, Duarte, California**: Address of the gun club.  
- **Muir High School** (Pasadena, California): Site of Sirhan’s high school attendance and academic records.  
- **Pasadena City College (PCC)**: Where SIRIAN BISHARA SIRHAN studied and socialized.  
- **Santa Anita Race Track**: Mentioned in context of SIRIAN’s activities with GAYMOARD MISTRI.  

Key Events  
- **June 4, 1968**: Sirhan Sirhan observed at the San Gabriel Valley Gun Club, where he purchased ammunition and engaged in conversations with witnesses.  
- **Assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy** (June 5, 1968): The events at the gun club occurred immediately prior to this date.  
- **High school records review**: FBI inquiries into Sirhan’s academic history revealed no extracurricular activities and noted language-related challenges.  
- **SIRIAN BISHARA SIRHAN’s employment**: Worked at a Richfield Station and later gas station in Pasadena.  
- **Family disputes**: Led to SIRIAN living in a camper owned by WILLIAM BEVERIDGE.  
- **FBI interviews**: Noted SIRIAN’s interest in mysticism, languages, and Arab culture but no political activism or violence.  

Key Organizations  
- **Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)**: Conducted interviews and investigations into Sirhan Sirhan’s background and activities; referenced SIRIAN BISHARA SIRHAN’s suspected link to RFK’s assassination.  
- **California Cadet Corps** (ROTC program): Sirhan was associated with this military science program at Muir High School.  
- **Pasadena City College (PCC)**: Central location for SIRIAN BISHARA SIRHAN’s academic and social interactions.

RFK Declassified Files

166-12c-1_serial_1_section_1_56-la-156_la_report_6.15.68-part_4_of_7.pdf

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