</s>2nd Telegram to Robert F. Kenney 56-1958.1444 - - - - - - 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary  
The document comprises a collection of fragmented records, including telegrams, administrative forms (FD-340), and personal correspondence, primarily linked to Robert F. Kennedy’s 1968 presidential campaign and associated activities. It references religiously themed messages involving RFK’s brother, President John F. Kennedy, and allusions to biblical passages alongside threats against RFK. Administrative records document names, addresses, and phone numbers of individuals connected to RFK’s campaign in California, particularly on Wilshire Boulevard. The name "Khaibar Khan" appears repeatedly across multiple entries, possibly indicating an individual or group under surveillance. Some entries contain unrelated personal information, such as names and addresses, which are included as part of the document’s content. The text also includes coded references to "evidence" related to JFK’s assassination and mentions of wiretapping activities.  

Key People  
- Robert F. Kennedy (RFK)  
- John F. Kennedy (JFK)  
- Khaibar Khan (repeatedly referenced in multiple entries)  
- Miss M. Tahir  
- Miss Lucy White  
- Miss Dary Saleh  
- Miss Luciano Petri  
- Miss Elizabeth Robinson  
- Miss Puran Ahmadi  
- Mr. Naser G Hadanii  
- Mr. Firouz Tabatabdi  
- Mr. Reza Saahan Bani  
- Mohammad Khan Kurdestani  
- Talat Khan  

Key Locations  
- Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles, California  
- Woodland Hills, California  
- Washington, D.C. (implied in some addresses)  
- Wichita, Kansas (mentioned in a fragment)  

Key Events  
- Surveillance or tracking of individuals linked to RFK’s campaign  
- Alleged threats against RFK and his brother JFK  
- References to "evidence" related to JFK’s assassination  
- Administrative records (FD-340 forms) documenting names, addresses, and phone numbers  
- Fragmented personal information including coded messages  

Key Organizations  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) – implied through the use of FD-340 forms and surveillance activities  
- Possibly religious or political groups referenced in telegrams (e.g., "Catholic," "Pope-Rome")

RFK Declassified Files

56-la-156-1a_sec_002_ser_1a31-1a49-part_2_of_2.pdf

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