</s>JASADASA POLICE DEPARTMENT INVESTIGATION REPORT FPD FORUM Jasadena, Calif. Enn 13-11-13-15 P.C. 3111.2 Date of report Casa number: Casa Number: P.O.C .: 3111-2 11-1-13.63 2907979 REFERENCE TO: 666 E. HOWARD ST. PASADENA BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLIES. ALSO FOUND IN THE CHED AT THE REAR OF THE PROPERTY WERE 399568 CARGOIN 390568 CARTOONS OF MOTORGYCLES. PLUS 9IX(S) PACKS OF CIGARETTES (PAGARETTE(PARLIENT) VENSON) WHERE THERE WERE CARTOYONS OF CAGARETTO (PARKETTO) WITH OFFICER BARTLETTES, BARTLEY BARTLEYTES, THEY THEY HAVE HAVE HAVE BEEN THERE THERE (VENTON) WHERE WERE UNDER PAPERS AND CLOTHING. A BURGARYLAND, NONE OF THE MEMBERS OF THE SIRHAND HOUSEHOUSEHAND WERE ARE AWARE THERE THOSE WERE ON UNDER PROPERTO. WE RETURNED TO THE SYC. LUXES HOSPITAL AND AGAIN AGKED SIRKISHARD WERE WE'RE HAD OSTAINED THE PHOTOGRAPING AND HOSPITUAL AND AGAINST AOKED SINRISHARD SIRRISHAND SIRNISHARD VERE ARE HAD OCTAINED THE PHOTOSHOPPERS AND NEGATIVES HAVE HAD AS MUCH AS ANTHONY SCADUTO ALLEGED THAT THEY WERE PURCHASED, KUNIR STAYED THEY HAD REMOVED IN THE PHOTOGRAMS FROM THE AUGUSTHAND FROM THE FRIEND OF THE FRIDENOODEN IN KENNESTS CAR ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON, AND THAT AT THAT HAD HAD LEAKED HIS NEWSPAPER ROUTE ROOUTE DOON IN THE CAR. IN KENNETHES CAR ON ON FRIENDLY THEY ARE BOWERS HOUSE AND TO PICK UP HIS LEFT, HE RE-PRODUCE ROUSE ROOMEN AND RE-PROVED THE GAME THERE. THEY HAVE THAT AN ANTONY HAD TRIED TO RE-PROOUCE THERE, THE PRODUCED THEIR AND REVIVED THEM AT THE GAME THREE. THEY ARE HAND THE HAND HAD TRED TO GO TO A DRUG STORE FOR MORE CHEMICALS, WHILE GOING AND THE ACCIDENT (CARS) (CASES) 59961). WE QUESTIONED KENNEDY BOWER AS TO HOU HAD OBTAINED THE PHOTOSGRAFING HE STATED THAT SOME ONE BACK A FRIEND WITH HIS BOURGLES, BUT DURGLASSED CARS, CARS. HE HAD HEAD THE PROTOGRAPHY TO KENNETH SOWER, WHEN IT APPEARED WHAT WE GOING TO BE CAUGHT. KENNENTH SOWER AT FIRST <loc_60><loc_428>REFUSED TO DENIGHTLY IN THIS FRIEND? BUT LATER GAD IT WAS FRANK SALES, WHO BELIEVE

Summary:  
The documents contain fragmented police reports from Pasadena, California, spanning 1963–1964, detailing juvenile delinquency cases, missing persons investigations, property thefts, and unauthorized photography incidents. Key individuals include Anthony Scaduto (alleged photographer), Kenneth Bower (juvenile involved in photo-related activities), Munir Sirian (missing person linked to Pasadena addresses), William A. McNally (missing juvenile associated with Sirian), and Mary McAnally (mother of McNally). Reports reference a .38 caliber revolver (serial number R 3344) found by Elma Giles and later released to R. Abraham, with FBI records linking Saidallah Bishara to theft and intoxication charges. Administrative notes mention "RFK" in unclear contexts, possibly unrelated to the assassination. Some documents reference Sirihan Sharifd Bichara (also spelled "Sirhan Bishara") as a suspect in vehicle tampering cases involving Carol Bennett’s 1955 Desoto car. Redacted or garbled text complicates precise details, and no direct connection to RFK’s assassination is explicitly stated in the summaries.  

Key People:  
- Anthony Scaduto (alleged photographer referenced in multiple reports)  
- Kenneth Bower (juvenile involved in photo-related incidents)  
- Munir Sirian (missing person linked to Pasadena addresses)  
- William A. McNally (missing juvenile associated with Sirian)  
- Mary McAnally (mother of McNally, reported missing persons cases)  
- Cara Lee Rees (girlfriend of Kenneth Bower, mentioned in surveillance reports)  
- Saidallah Bishara (arrested for intoxication and vehicle code violations)  
- Elma Giles (found the .38 caliber revolver)  
- R. Abraham (received the revolver)  
- Sirihan Sharifd Bichara (suspect in vehicle tampering cases, also spelled "Sirhan Bishara")  
- Carol Bennett (victim of alleged sabotage and vehicle damage)  
- Stan Robinson (investigator involved in the case)  
- David Press (city prosecutor reviewing evidence)  
- John F. Hopkins (deputy district attorney assessing the case)  

Key Locations:  
- 696 E. Howard St., Pasadena (linked to multiple incidents)  
- 1612 N. Hill Ave., Pasadena (address associated with Sirian)  
- 483 R. Villa St., Pasadena (location where missing persons were found)  
- 776 B. Howard St., Pasadena (residence of Mary McAnally and McNally)  
- N. Hill Ave., Pasadena (traffic collision report location)  
- 1090 N. Lake Ave., Pasadena  
- 52 St. Holly Street, Pasadena  
- Rose Villa and Hill Ave., Pasadena (car tampering site)  
- San Gabriel, California (address associated with Mr. Bennett’s residence)  
- 6552 Oldlim Rd., San Gabriel (Bennett’s vehicle location)  

Key Events:  
- Juvenile thefts involving bicycles, motorcycles, and photographic equipment (1963)  
- Investigation into unauthorized photography and image reproduction (linked to Scaduto and Bower)  
- Missing persons cases for William A. McNally and Munir Sirian (last seen 10-29-63)  
- Surveillance efforts at Villa Street addresses to locate missing juveniles  
- Theft of .38 caliber revolver (serial number R 3344), found by Elma Giles and released to R. Abraham  
- FBI investigation into Saidallah Bishara’s charges related to vehicle codes and intoxication  
- Broadcast and cancellation of revolver recovery efforts via teletype messages  
- Attempted arson on a 1955 Desoto car (QSS 225) in December 1963, with gas lines cut using a hacksaw  
- Damage to Carol Bennett’s vehicle between December 10–26, 1963, including brake system tampering and gas line cuts  
- Arrest of Sirihan Sharifd Bichara (Sirhan Bishara) for alleged PC 217 and 212 violations  
- District Attorney’s office review concluding insufficient evidence for felony charges against Sirihan Sharifd Bichara  

Key Organizations:  
- Pasadena Police Department (PPD) (multiple reports referenced, including traffic collisions, thefts, and missing persons investigations)  
- Juvenile Bureau (involved in counseling and case management for minors)  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) (investigated Saidallah Bishara’s charges)  
- U.S. Government Printing Office (mentioned in document headers)  
- California Department of Criminal Identification and Investigation (referenced in arrest disposition reports)  
- District Attorney’s Office (reviewed case details and recommended no felony charges)

RFK Declassified Files

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