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Summary  
The documents detail legal and investigative controversies surrounding the 1968 assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy (RFK) in Los Angeles, focusing on Sirhan Bishara’s conviction for the crime. Key issues include disputes over ballistics evidence, allegations of tampering with forensic materials, and challenges to the credibility of ballistic test results. Legal proceedings involved debates over weapon identification, with conflicting expert opinions regarding whether the gun found at the scene (serial number H18802) was the murder weapon or a "second gun." The FBI and Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office investigated claims of evidence mishandling, including allegations that documents used in the trial were altered. Legal disputes also centered on defamation suits against officials like DeWyne Wolfer and Barbara Bliehr, as well as grand jury inquiries into potential misconduct during the investigation. Administrative actions such as record sealing by County Clerk William Sharp and legal challenges to the prosecution’s case are referenced, alongside mentions of attorneys, experts, and procedural irregularities in courtroom proceedings. Speculative theories about hypnosis or programming Sirhan Bishara were noted but lacked conclusive evidence. The documents reference dates ranging from 1968 to 1971, though inconsistencies in timestamps are present.  

Key People  
- Sirhan Bishara (convicted for RFK’s assassination)  
- Joseph P. Busch Jr. (District Attorney’s office personnel involved in reviewing ballistics test results)  
- Barbara Warner Bleibler (legal representative referenced in evidence handling disputes)  
- William Sharp (County Clerk who sealed trial records and was questioned about evidence integrity)  
- DeWyne Wolfer (subject of defamation allegations and forensic analysis debates)  
- Godfrey Isaac (attorney involved in legal disputes)  
- Richard Hecht (District Attorney’s office investigator)  
- Leopold W. Plante (jury foreman)  
- Christian W. Plane (jury member)  

Key Locations  
- Los Angeles, California (central to legal proceedings, police investigations, and administrative actions)  
- Los Angeles County Courthouse  
- Superior Court of Los Angeles County  
- LAPD Crime Laboratory (conducted ballistics tests and forensic analysis)  
- County Clerk’s Office (site of record-sealing decisions)  
- Pasadena, California (mentioned in context of Sirhan’s family)  
- Fullerton, California (location of test bullet analysis)  

Key Events  
- Assassination of Robert F. Kennedy on June 5, 1968 (implied through context; one document mistakenly references June 6, 1985)  
- Trial and conviction of Sirhan Bishara for RFK’s assassination  
- Ballistics test disputes over weapon identification and "second gun" controversies  
- FBI and District Attorney’s Office investigations into evidence tampering allegations  
- Grand jury inquiries into misconduct during the Kennedy case  
- Legal challenges over defamation suits against officials, exhibit handling, and witness testimony  
- Record sealing by County Clerk William Sharp to restrict access to trial documents  
- Courtroom proceedings involving appeals, procedural fairness debates, and legal arguments over evidence admissibility  

Key Organizations  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office  
- Los Angeles County Grand Jury  
- Superior Court of Los Angeles County  
- Civil Service Commission (mentioned in administrative reviews)  
- County Clerk’s Office (managed trial records and evidence storage)  
- American Chemical Society (referenced in forensic science context)  
- Secret Service (discussed in security protocols for political figures)

RFK Declassified Files

56-la-156-h_sec_005_ser_801-947-part_4_of_6.pdf

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