</s>Los Angeles police said this eight-shot 22-caliber Robert Kennedy. He was identified by officials as pistol was taken from suspect in the shooting of Sen. Sirhan Bishara Sirhan of Pasadena.

**John F. Kennedy Assassination Investigation**

* **June 5, 1968**: Senator Robert F. Kennedy was shot and killed by Sirhan Bishara Sirhan at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles.
* **June 11, 1968**: A letter was found on an incoming mail belt at a post office in San Diego, addressing George Letsinger or George Anderson as a possible suspect connected to King's and Kennedy's deaths.
* **June 12, 1968**: The FBI learned that Sirhan Bishara Sirhan was a member of the Rosicrucian Order (AMORC) Supreme Grand Lodge in San Jose, California, but did not attend meetings. He visited a local lodge in Pasadena on June 4, 1968.
* **June 13, 1968**: The FBI was informed about ADEL SIRHAN, Sirhan's brother, who worked at the Fez Nightclub in Los Angeles and was engaged to Myleen Kaye (aka Eileen NORMA MURPHY).
* **June 18, 1968**: The FBI discovered a possible link between Sirhan and an Israeli spy network in the Middle East.
* **SD 44-394**: Mrs. FRANCES HOLLAND, Grand Counsellor of AMORC, confirmed that Sirhan did not attend meetings but received correspondence from San Jose. She instructed Mr. STEVENS to provide information about the meeting where Sirhan attended and discussed topics on June 4, 1968.
* **SD 44-394**: Myleen Kaye stated she was acquainted with ADEL SIRHAN, who worked at the Pez nightclub in Apollon from 1960 to 1961. She also mentioned that ADEL seemed like a "bum" and regretted making this remark to him.
* **SD 44-387**: George Robert Letsinger was arrested on June 12, 1968, at Room 117, Metropole Hotel, San Diego, California. He admitted knowing he was wanted by the State of Washington and expressed strong anti-Negro sentiments. He mentioned being a member of an organization in Big Stone Gap, Virginia, but did not elaborate about his association with James Earl Ray or the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King.
* **SD 44-387**: Letsinger stated that Senator Ted Kennedy and Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey would be assassinated if they continued to seek the Presidency.

Note: The above summary focuses on key points, dates, locations, individuals, organizations, and events related to the John F. Kennedy assassination investigation.

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