</s><D302 (Rev. 4:15:64) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 1. Date: 10/14/68 10/14-68 Mrs. GEORGE L. WATSON, 63-31 Carlton Street, Rego Park, New York, was contacted and advised that on June 4, 1968, her husband, GEORGE and herself were registered guests at the Ambassador Hotel and Angeles, California, on June YUABRSU at the Embassy Hotel, and Angeles. California, in June their hotel room and a news bulletin was flashed on the television screen where a news-advised the listeners that senator ROBERT F. KENNEDY had been shot. She stated that while her instant room at the time she was also instant rooms at the same time when her husband was there and she was washing her hair in the bathroom. She stated that she could not furnish any information concerning this matter nor could her husband furnish any information regarding the shooting of Senator KENNEDLY. 11/11/13. INDEXED A. INDEXPED 2 1968 NEW YORK 10/11//68, Queens, New York. On 10/1/16/68, NY 44-1640 4/4/0 File # SA PAUL M. CONRAD/SLG Date dictated 10/17/68 by SA PAULT M. COMRAD / SLG This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the Fbi and is licensed to your agency. and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency, 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

John F. Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy, and Senator Robert F. Kennedy were mentioned in the documents.

The Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles, California was the location of a victory rally by Senator Robert F. Kennedy on June 5, 1968, when he was shot and killed by Sirhan B. Sirhan.

George L. Watson and his wife, Mrs. George L. Watson, were registered guests at the Ambassador Hotel on June 4, 1968, but did not observe the shooting.

Fred Goldberg, a guest at the hotel, was interviewed by the FBI, but stated that he did not observe the shooting.

Eleanor Goldberg, Fred's wife, was also interviewed and stated that her husband did not observe the shooting.

The Los Angeles Police Department requested the assistance of the Bureau in locating and interviewing guests of the hotel to determine if any might be in possession of information concerning a possible conspiracy or know Sirhan.

A diagram of the hotel area and location of the shooting was enclosed with the memo.

The trial date for Sirhan is tentatively set for November 1968.

FBI documents, including FD-302 reports, were created to document interviews and investigations related to the assassination.

Fred Goldberg's background information was also documented, including his membership in the Two Lodges and his address on Featherbed Lane in New York City.

The FBI's investigation into the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy is ongoing, with multiple documents and memos being created to track leads and gather information.

Sirhan B. Sirhan was identified as the shooter who killed Senator Robert F. Kennedy at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles, California on June 5, 1968.

The FBI's investigation into the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy is ongoing, with multiple documents and memos being created to track leads and gather information.

Multiple individuals were interviewed by the FBI as part of their investigation into the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy, including George L. Watson, Fred Goldberg, and Eleanor Goldberg.

The FBI's investigation into the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy is ongoing, with multiple documents and memos being created to track leads and gather information.

Sirhan B. Sirhan was identified as the shooter who killed Senator Robert F. Kennedy at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles, California on June 5, 1968.

The FBI's investigation into the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy is ongoing, with multiple documents and memos being created to track leads and gather information.

Multiple individuals were interviewed by the FBI as part of their investigation into the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy, including George L. Watson, Fred Goldberg, and Eleanor Goldberg.

The trial date for Sirhan is tentatively set for November 1968.

A diagram of the hotel area and location of the shooting was enclosed with the memo.

The Los Angeles Police Department requested the assistance of the Bureau in locating and interviewing guests of the hotel to determine if any might be in possession of information concerning a possible conspiracy or know Sirhan.

FBI documents, including FD-302 reports, were created to document interviews and investigations related to the assassination.

Fred Goldberg's background information was also documented, including his membership in the Two Lodges and his address on Featherbed Lane in New York City.

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