</s>LA 56-156 LHD/sdb SIRHAN: Senator DEAN RUSK resembles the (unintelligible) in my opinion. We never had that before. OFFICER: No. SIRIHAN. He has a great resemblance to you. OFFICIER: Only I got a little bit more hair than he has. SIRIAN: A little lighter. Really a little make-up, boy and you're an actor in Hollywood. OFFICERE: Of course I never seen him, only on television. SIRISHAN: Same difference. OFFICEE: All people look a little different when you see them in person. SIRHIAN: What's taking Mr. JORDON so long? OFFICERY: I don't know. When you get into one of these things it gets a little involved sometimes mysterious. Investigation becomes tedious. SIRHAM: Well eh interesting. In all it's possibilities. OFFICERS: The interesting part of it. One of the interesting things is to find out exactly who JOHN DOE is. That's what I'm interested in. SIRHAH: You know that's beautiful, beautiful. Maybe we should keep it interesting. - 524 -

Summary  
The text contains multiple dialogues and transcripts involving law enforcement interrogations of Sirhan Sirhan, focusing on identification procedures, legal processes, and personal details. Officers inquire about Sirhan’s physical condition, including injuries (e.g., knee pain, swelling), medical examinations, and weight. They also ask about his knowledge of a 1958 Chrysler car, an address (Briar Knoll Drive), and potential connections to individuals like Robert Gene Kendrose or others. Discussions include legal terminology such as "pro per" self-representation in court, fingerprint checks, grand jury processes, and trial timelines. Officers reference investigative methods, including vehicle identification and personal details, while Sirhan responds with limited information, denying familiarity with the car or address and expressing skepticism about the questions. The dialogue includes casual remarks about weight estimation, clothing fit, and medical examinations, alongside exchanges involving humor or philosophical musings. A separate conversation references legal procedures for identifying "JOHN DOE" using placeholder names like "JESSE DOE" or "JESSIE DOE," discussing magistrate appearances, identification processes, and hypothetical scenarios involving law enforcement practices.  

Key People  
- Sirhan Sirhan (interrogated individual)  
- Jordan (law enforcement officer)  
- Murphy (law enforcement officer)  
- Jendros/Jordan (potential aliases or names discussed)  
- Chavez (individual referenced in context of farm worker activism)  
- Robert Gene Kendrose (person mentioned as a potential connection)  

Key Locations  
- Briar Knoll Drive (address mentioned in context of potential residency)  
- Rampart (location associated with an earlier incident, referenced in dialogue about "JOHN DOE")  
- Los Angeles (implied as jurisdiction)  
- Unknown facility (implied to be a medical or detention location, referenced in discussions about X-rays and injuries)  

Key Events  
- Interrogation focusing on Sirhan’s physical condition, car ownership, and personal connections  
- Discussions about weight estimation, clothing fit, and medical examinations  
- Exchange of casual remarks about investigative methods and personal interactions  
- Discussion of identifying "JOHN DOE" using placeholder names and legal procedures  
- Reference to legal terminology, including "pro per" self-representation in court  
- Inquiry into criminal trial processes, including preliminary hearings, grand jury involvement, and court trials  

Key Organizations  
- Law enforcement agency (implied through officers’ roles in interrogation and investigation)  
- District Attorney’s Office (mentioned in context of prosecutorial responsibilities)  
- Judicial system (discussed in terms of court procedures and trials)

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166-12c-1_serial_1_section_2_56-la-156_la_report_6.9.68-part_6_of_7.pdf

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