</s>FD-302 (Rev. 4-15-64) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Date 6/12/68 SHARIF BISHARA SIRIAN was interviewed at the Pasadena Police Department. SHARIP BISHANA SIRIHAN was advised of the identities of the interviewing Agents, and he was told that the purpose of the Interview was to obtain handwriting specimens from him and to interview him about certain activities and background data concerning himself. He was also a family member with an official information was to be used in family. investigation of the assassination of the late Senator ROBERT F. KENNEDY. SHIRIAN WAS advised of his rights, which he waived as exhibited by an exequited waiver form. SHIRAN was voluntarily submitted to being fingerprinted and photographed by the Pasadena Police Department Identification Technician CLYDE HUBBELL, and photographed by Pasadena Police department Identification Mr. SIRIRIAN submitted specimens of his handwriting and handprinting on a Pasadena Police Department handwriting specimen card (both sides). Mr. SHIRIAN advised he has never played pool, and he has no direct knowledge that his brother SIRIAHAN BISHARA SIRIAN has no or has not played pool. Mr. STIRIAN discussed with his mother of the assassin in about the early 1950s of the grandmother. of Jordanian King HUSSEY was also known to the only knowledge of the Incident is based on recollection of news events at the time. Their recollection is that a man named MUSTAFA BSHOO (phone) killed the king as he knelt in prayer. himself). This man was to have been buried in his gun on himself, this man was in the basement of his own gun on or associated with the SIRINAN family. He was a known to or Muslim, not a Christian, as are the SRIHANS. On 6/10/68 at Pasadena, California File #los Angeles 56-156-D.32 SA JOSEPH DOYLE POWELL AND SA ALBERTA HUSTEDT and/Mgt/ngt 6/1/68 by This document contains new recommendations for conclusions on the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is learned to your agenty it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency. 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

John F. Kennedy's assassination was not directly related to the events described in this document, which focuses on the investigation into the shooting of Senator Robert F. Kennedy at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles, California, on June 4, 1968.

Sirhan Bishara Sirhan, who was accused of assassinating Senator Robert F. Kennedy, was interviewed by the Pasadena Police Department on June 10 and 12, 1968. He waived his rights and submitted to being fingerprinted and photographed.

Other individuals were also interviewed in connection with the investigation, including Sharif Bishara Sirian, Bruce Cromeans, Peter Spencer Berkson, William Sweet Weisel, Steven Smith, Robert Jean Gindroz, Daniel Gamberoni, Caroline Mary Pettinato, Kathy Venne, Emory Long, and ADEL BISHARA SIRHAN.

The investigation revealed that Sirhan had a history of associating with his brothers, MUNIR BISHARA SIRHAN and ADEL BISHARA SIRHAN. GERALD PARMENTER stated that he had observed the photographs of Sirhan on television and that his wife had mentioned to him that a couple residing next door at 415 North State Street had associated with the photographs of Sirhan.

The investigation also revealed that Sirhan's family, including his mother, Mary Stirian, advised that no anti-Draft meetings had been held at their residence. HOSSEIN NADER ACHTCHIH, Parking Lot Attendant, Ambassador Hotel, advised that he was on duty from 4:30 p.m., June 1, 1968 until 3:00 a.m. - June 5, 1968, at the Wilshire Entrance parking lot at the hotel and had never seen Sirhan in or around the hotel.

The investigation into the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy is ongoing.

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