</s>LA 56-156 SIRHAN: What? ANOTHER OFFICER: GENE. SIRHAM: Oh, GENE . ANOTHER OFFICER: No, I'm really not sure of the correct pronunciation. It's JEN BROZ is the way, the way it was indicated. Like I say, I not sure Of. As far as the vehicle now, we're little more firm ground. I mean I am. Possible. SIRHAIN: What was that? ANOTHER OFICER! Probably somebody they brought in, that's unhappy. Somebody wants to get the soap off him. They apparently just gave him a shower and maybe they cut the water off before the soap. SIRAHAN: Good, That's humanitarianism. ANOTHER OIFICER. Well, we try to give them a show, there's nothing wrong with that, is there? SIRIAN: They shut the water on me. ANOTHEROFFICER : Huh? ANOTHER OPICER; They shut it the water off on me .. ANOTHER Officer: You mean they shut it off before. SIRIHAN : No, no, I was completely washed. ANOTHER OPERICER, Oh, Well, I think that is what he was complaining about. had the soap OFF. That they shut the waters off before he SIRRHAN: Oh oh. That is really irritating. At least I would think so. 574 -

Summary  
The text includes fragmented dialogues between law enforcement officers and an individual referred to as "SIRHAN" (possibly Sirhan Bishara), focusing on police procedures, personal matters, and financial discussions. One dialogue describes interactions at a detention facility, mentioning fingerprinting processes, court procedures, and references to the Boston Strangler investigation. Another transcript involves casual conversations between Sirhan and officers, discussing daily life, hobbies like motorcycle racing, and philosophical reflections on justice. A third dialogue centers on stock market transactions, with Sirhan inquiring about brokers, commissions, and financial speculation during an investigation related to his involvement in Robert F. Kennedy’s assassination.  

Key People  
- SIRHAN (possibly Sirhan Bishara, linked to RFK’s assassination)  
- Multiple unnamed law enforcement officers (referred to as "A. OFFICER," "B. OFFICIER," and others)  
- Mr. Howard (broker mentioned in financial discussions)  

Key Locations  
- Police station or detention facility  
- Los Angeles (LA), Pasadena, Newhall, Lancaster (locations referenced in conversations about motorcycle racing)  
- Hospital (mentioned in context of medical expenses and childbirth)  

Key Events  
- Discussions on police procedures for processing arrests and court cases  
- Reference to the Boston Strangler investigation during an interrogation  
- Conversations about personal family matters, including childbirth and child-rearing costs  
- Dialogue on jailhouse interactions, prisoner management, and cultural assimilation  
- Financial discussions involving stock market transactions, brokers, commissions, and investment practices  
- Mention of Sirhan’s involvement in Robert F. Kennedy’s assassination during an investigation  

Key Organizations  
- Law enforcement agencies (implied through officer interactions)  
- Financial institutions or brokerage firms (implied through references to stock market operations)  
- Hospitals (mentioned in context of medical expenses)

RFK Declassified Files

166-12c-1_serial_1_section_2_56-la-156_la_report_6.9.68-part_7_of_7.pdf

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