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Summary  
The text details the legal proceedings and logistical challenges surrounding the trial of Sirhan Bishara, accused of assassinating Robert F. Kennedy at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles on June 5, 1968. The trial faced multiple postponements, including delays to January 7–8, 1968, due to issues with courtroom seating for media and logistical planning. Legal motions addressed jury sequestration, media access, and public broadcasting of proceedings. Costs associated with the investigation totaled $285,949, covering expenses for the medical examiner, district attorney, and public defender. Sirhan’s defense team included attorneys Grant Cooper and Russell Parsons, who sought continuances to delay the trial. The Los Angeles County Superior Court, presided over by Judge Herbert V. Walker, oversaw the proceedings. A 1966 forged check case linked to Sirhan was investigated by the Los Angeles Police Department but did not implicate him in the assassination. Media coverage and public access to the trial were debated, with discussions on televising the proceedings and balancing constitutional rights. The FBI conducted an investigation into the assassination, though unrelated historical events such as the 1968 assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. are mentioned without direct connection to RFK’s case.  

Key People  
- Robert F. Kennedy: U.S. Senator and Democratic presidential candidate assassinated at the Ambassador Hotel on June 5, 1968.  
- Sirhan Bishara: Accused assassin apprehended at the scene; later charged with murder.  
- Herbert V. Walker: Judge presiding over the trial of Sirhan Bishara.  
- Grant Cooper: Defense attorney representing Sirhan Bishara.  
- Russell Parsons: Defense attorney seeking continuance for trial delay.  
- John E. Howard: Deputy District Attorney involved in the case.  
- Lyle Hattan: Corona store owner cited as a witness in the 1966 forged check investigation.  
- Donald Goodenow: Reporter for *Los Angeles Times* covering trial developments.  
- Nick B. Williams: Editor/author of documents referencing the case.  

Key Locations  
- Ambassador Hotel, Los Angeles, Calif.: Site of RFK’s assassination and subsequent trial preparations.  
- Los Angeles County Superior Court: Venue for Sirhan Bishara’s trial.  
- Corona, Calif.: Location of the 1966 forged check investigation tied to Sirhan.  
- Hall of Justice: Court facility where trials were held.  

Key Events  
- Assassination of Robert F. Kennedy on June 5, 1968, at the Ambassador Hotel.  
- Trial delays due to logistical issues and motions for continuance.  
- Motion to sequester the jury to prevent prejudicial publicity.  
- Investigation into a 1966 forged check linked to Sirhan Bishara, cleared by LAPD.  
- Debates over televising the trial and public access to courtroom proceedings.  
- FBI involvement in investigating RFK’s assassination.  

Key Organizations  
- Los Angeles County Superior Court: Handled the trial of Sirhan Bishara.  
- Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD): Investigated the 1966 forged check case.  
- California State Judicial Council: Addressed courtroom seating and media access issues.  
- *Los Angeles Times*: Covered trial developments and related cases.  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI): Conducted investigations into RFK’s assassination.

RFK Declassified Files

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