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John F. Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy, George Y.A. Boian, Georghe Buzugan, Edward Kennedy:

* Georghe Buzugan, a Romanian citizen, was identified as a potential conspirator in the assassination of Robert P. Kennedy.
* Buzugan entered the US through Canada and was staying with Albanian friends in Bronx, New York.
* He intended to become a French citizen.

Dates and locations:
* August 21, 1969: A "New York Times" article mentioned Georghe Buzudugan as president of the National Council for Scientific Research by the Romanian Government.
* March 10, 1970: SAC, WFO requested that the FBI interview Buzugan regarding allegations made by George Y.A. Boian.

Significant events or activities:
* Robert P. Kennedy's assassination
* Georghe Buzugan's alleged involvement in the assassination

Connections to JFK, the assassination, or related investigations:
* The investigation into Georghe Buzugan's potential involvement in the assassination of Robert P. Kennedy.
* The mention of Ambassador Sargent Shriver, who was not appointed Ambassador to Paris until after Robert F. Kennedy's assassination.

Evidence, testimony, or findings mentioned:
* George Y.A. Boian's statement that he knows the conspirators in Europe who planned the assassination of Robert P. Kennedy.
* Buzugan's medical discharge from the US Army due to a nervous breakdown.
* The description of Georghe Buzugan as being mentally unbalanced and unstable.

Henry Ramistella, also known as Frank Donnarumma, was identified as a potential suspect in the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy.
Walter Crowe, Thomas Good, and Sirhan B. Sirhan were linked to a possible conspiracy involving the Communist Party in the assassination of Senator John F. Kennedy.
Georghe Buzugan received a $10,000 check from Robert F. Kennedy before his death, which was refused by banks in Paris.
George Y.A. Boian reported that Buzugan had been imprisoned in Romania and the Soviet Union for mental instability.
Buzugan's property was stolen in New York City, and he requested that Boian accompany him to report the incident to the Port Authority Police.

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