</s>FD-36 (Rev. 3-22-64) FBI Date: 6/19/68 Transmit the following in PLAIN (Type in plantext or code) TELETYPE URGENT (Priority) Via WASH: mLm TO: SAC, NEW YORK (HH-1640) FROM: SAC_, LOS ANGELES (56-156) KENSALT RE NEW YORK AIRTEL TO LOS ANGELES JUNE TWELVE LAST. RE NEW YORK AIRTELS TO LOSS ANGELES JUNG JUNE TWELEVELS ZERO TWO'S NEW YORK IS REQUESTED TO SUBMIT FD THREE ZERO THO'S CONCERNING INFORMATION RECEIVED FROM NORMAN WEXLER. LOS ANGELES HAS NO INFORMATION TO DATE THAT WEXLER WAS ACTUALLY AT THIS EVENT, BUT IN EVENT. WEXELER SHOULD EVER FURNISH THIS INFORMATION TO PRESS OR OTHER OUTSIDE SOURCES, IT IS FELT FD THREE zero TWO SHOULD BE PREPARED. SENT BY CODED TELETYPÉ 56-196 AOR/kaf (1) 12 1C Approved: SpeedaAgent in Charge Sent M Per m0 25 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176 GJ-156-13-99

**Key Findings:**

* The FBI's investigation into the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy in 1968 is ongoing, with various individuals and groups being interviewed and investigated.
* Sirhan Sirhan was identified as the assassin of Robert F. Kennedy, but connections to John F. Kennedy's assassination were also investigated.
* Witnesses and suspects were interviewed, including Larry Gizann, Wallace Turner, Max Rafferty, Glenn, Morris, Steve Bell, John Herbers, John Morris, Midge Morris, Paul Shinoff, Charles Garry, Francis L. Hoffman, John Day, John D. McDonald, Harold Edward Hughes, Dave Murray, Tom Littlewood, and Jerry Sims.
* Evidence and leads were pursued, including the investigation of John M. Lawrence (also known as John L. Pauluk), who was identified as a suspect in the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy but had connections to the assassination of John F. Kennedy.

**Dates and Locations:**

* June 4-27, 1968 (Los Angeles, Washington D.C., New York City, San Diego, Denver, Miami)
* Interviews with witnesses and suspects were conducted at various locations throughout California and other states.
* Physical evidence, such as photographs and documents, were collected and analyzed by law enforcement agencies.

**Significant Events or Activities:**

* John F. Kennedy assassination investigation
* Interviews with witnesses and suspects
* Search for evidence and leads

**Connections to JFK, the Assassination, or Related Investigations:**

* Sirhan Sirhan was identified as the assassin of Robert F. Kennedy, but connections to John F. Kennedy's assassination were also investigated.
* Witnesses and suspects were interviewed, including individuals connected to the assassination of John F. Kennedy.
* Evidence and leads were pursued, including the investigation of John M. Lawrence (also known as John L. Pauluk), who was identified as a suspect in the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy but had connections to the assassination of John F. Kennedy.

**Evidence, Testimony, or Findings:**

* Witnesses provided descriptions of suspects and events surrounding the assassinations.
* Physical evidence, such as photographs and documents, were collected and analyzed by law enforcement agencies.
* Mental health records and police department records were accessed for individuals connected to the assassinations.
* Suspects were identified and pursued by law enforcement agencies.

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