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Summary  
The documents detail fragmented investigative transcripts, witness accounts, and financial records related to the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy at the Ambassador Hotel on June 5, 1968. Key elements include discussions between Lt. Fena and an unidentified individual about alien treatment in the U.S., with Sirhan Sirhan identified as a suspect. Mrs. Duffy reported encountering a young girl who claimed she shook RFK’s hand before he was shot. Helen Dye described seeing a blonde female companion of the assassin near her home, while Stan Dye’s loan application records linked Sirhan to a Pasadena address and mentioned Linda Ann Posey cashing a check. Interview notes, phone calls, and firearm-related inquiries were conducted at Rampart Station, the San Gabriel Valley Gun Club, and other locations. The investigation also traced the weapon used in the shooting through Albert Hertz, Dana Westlake, George Ehrard, and Sirhan, with multiple law enforcement agencies involved. Elizabeth Evans, a witness, described hearing gunfire during RFK’s speech, sustaining a scalp wound, and being transported to hospitals for treatment. Medical records noted her recent surgery and sedation status on the day of the assassination.  

Key People  
- **Sirhan Sirhan**: Identified as the assassin; described as wearing a white T-shirt and light blue jeans.  
- **Mrs. Duffy**: Witness who encountered a young girl at the assassination site.  
- **Helen Dye**: Reported seeing a blonde female companion of the assassin near her home.  
- **Stan Dye**: Provided loan application details linking Sirhan to Pasadena addresses.  
- **Linda Ann Posey**: Woman associated with financial transactions tied to the investigation.  
- **Corliss Edwards, George Mooch, and others**: Interviewed at a gun club; potential witnesses or suspects.  
- **Albert V. Ellis, George Ehrard, Mary Estrada, John Ellis**: Witnesses describing gunfire, suspects, and chaotic scenes at the hotel.  
- **Pierre Salinger**: Person Elizabeth Evans sought before the shooting.  
- **Elizabeth Evans**: Witness who sustained a scalp wound during the assassination.  
- **Dr. John T. Gamer, Dr. Revella, Nurse Eggers**: Medical personnel involved in Evans’ treatment.  

Key Locations  
- **Ambassador Hotel (Embassy Ballroom)**: Site of RFK’s speech and assassination.  
- **Pasadena, Alhambra, Redwood Drive**: Linked to gun ownership and witness interviews.  
- **San Gabriel Valley Gun Club**: Location of firearm-related interviews.  
- **Los Robles**: Area mentioned in connection with a potential witness.  
- **Central Receiving Hospital**: Initial treatment location for Elizabeth Evans.  
- **Huntington Memorial Hospital, Pasadena**: Final treatment location for Evans.  
- **Nash Department Store (northeast corner of Arroyo and Colorado St.)**: Site where George Ehrard allegedly sold the weapon to Sirhan.  

Key Events  
- **June 5, 1968**: RFK’s assassination at the Ambassador Hotel; gunfire reported during his speech.  
- **Mrs. Duffy’s encounter with a young girl** at the assassination site.  
- **Helen Dye’s sighting of a blonde female companion** near her home.  
- **Loan application records linking Sirhan to Pasadena addresses** via Stan Dye.  
- **Interviews at Rampart Station and gun clubs** involving Corliss Edwards, George Mooch, and others.  
- **Investigation into the weapon’s origin**: Tracing the firearm through Albert Hertz, Dana Westlake, George Ehrard, and Sirhan.  
- **Elizabeth Evans’ account of gunfire**, scalp wound, and hospital transfers.  
- **Medical treatment for Evans** at Central Receiving Hospital and Huntington Memorial Hospital.  

Key Organizations  
- **Sheriff’s Homicide Department**: Involved in investigations.  
- **United California Bank**: Linked to financial records.  
- **RAMPART DETECTIVE DIVISION**: Conducted interviews and phone calls.  
- **LAPD (Los Angeles Police Department)**: Participated in interviews, arrests, and evidence collection.  
- **FBI**: Conducted investigations into the assassination.  
- **Central Receiving Hospital, Huntington Memorial Hospital**: Provided medical care for Elizabeth Evans.

RFK Declassified Files

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