</s>RAMPART DETECTIVE DIVISION I-85 INTERVIEWS - JUNE 8, 1968 KENNEDY SHOOTING DR 68 521 466 REINKE, Donald 3:30 P.M. Kilpatrick #11137 1843 Cherokee, Los Angeles PH: 387 7011 FARRAR, Gaill 4159, La Rica, Baldwin Park Ph: Bd 23311 I.D. of Wm. P. Crossen as leaving floor plan of Ambassador hotel. William F. Crossan (LA 8999 445-C) was arrested on 6-6 at L.A. International Airport for 647F P.C. At the time of this arrest, he had in his possession numerous papers (Item 52 Prop. Rpt. 1) similar to a floor plan (Item 28 Prop. (Rpt.) of the Ambassador Hotel which was turned in to the Police Department by employees of the Ambassador Hotel (Bkd to John Doe # 6-65-68 1:30 a.m ., ). Photos of W.M ., Crossen were taken to witnesses (Reinke, Donald and Pararr, Gail) and both identified Crossenas as the man who -had left the floor plan. They stated they had observed Crossen in the hotel 6-4-68 between noon and 5 p.m. He (Crossen) wondered about the hotel stopping at the desk several times and stated the security of the hotel was very poor. He stated someone could hide behind the cameras and that they (?) better be careful. Miss Farrar states (Crossen). gave her the impression that he knew something was going to happen. He Crossen) asked for a floorplan of the hotel and after being refused proceeded to make his own which he gave to the desk man (Reineke) before he left. Both witnesses (Rinkeke) (Retinke) state he (Crosser) made no threats and seemed very concerned over security. They describe Crossen and M/C, 40, unkempt, wearing a baggy light gray suit. Frick 2025 RELEASE UNDEEDO. 14176

The interview with Walter Crowe was conducted by Lt. Hernandez on July 8, 1968. Crowe knew Sirhan from elementary school and later attended the same junior high and high schools as him. They had a history class together at Pasadena City College, where Crowe remembered Sirhan being a good student.

Crowe recalled seeing Sirhan once driving down Colorado Street, but they didn't speak. Two months prior to the interview, Crowe's mother mentioned that Mrs. Sirhan had said Sirhan would like to see him, so he called Sirhan and went over to his house. The purpose of this visit was not specified.

Crowe agreed to take a lie detector test to help investigators determine if he had any connection with Sirhan. He wrote six names on a piece of paper, five of which were fictitious and one being his true middle name. Crowe also provided six street names, one of which was the true address where he lived.

During the interview, Crowe mentioned that he attended UCLA after graduating from P.C.C. in 1965. He recalled seeing Sirhan once more, two months prior to the interview, but they didn't speak. The purpose of this visit was not specified.

The investigators were trying to determine if Crowe had any connection with Sirhan or if he knew anything about his activities.

Sirhan's family members mentioned include Mrs. Sirhan and a brother who owned a car that was borrowed by Sirhan. Other individuals mentioned include Bob, a location in Pasadena where the witness and Sirhan had coffee with two friends of his.

No dates or locations were specified in relation to JFK, assassination, or investigations. The only date mentioned is July 8, 1968, which is the date of the interview with Walter Crowe.

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