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Summary  
The documents detail interactions involving Khabir Khan (L483835805) and his associates during the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles, focusing on their activities at the Ambassador Hotel. Khan, an Iranian national, arrived in the U.S. in 1953 and returned to Iran in 1959, where he became involved with anti-royalist groups opposing the Shah. He testified before the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Foreign Aid Misuse (1959–1963) regarding alleged corruption. In 1968, Khan volunteered as a campaign worker for Robert F. Kennedy at the hotel headquarters, registering under his ex-wife Talat Khan’s address (10455 Wilshire Blvd.). On June 4, 1968, he and Maryam Kouchan observed individuals entering the hotel, including a man later identified as Sirhan, and a woman in a polka dot dress. Khan reported seeing these individuals within three feet of each other near the rear entrance. The document notes discrepancies in witness identifications, with Maryam Kouchan’s testimony deemed unreliable due to her status as a puppet to Khan’s will. Khan faced an immigration warrant (all-01442) for illegal entry.  

Arrest records and field interviews from separate documents reference individuals associated with RFK’s 1968 campaign, including Sirhan B. Sirhan, who was allegedly observed at Kennedy headquarters and accused of carrying a weapon. Investigations into Sirhan’s movements around the time of the assassination include conflicting witness accounts about his presence near the hotel and potential involvement in the crime. Campaign volunteers linked to Khabar Khan’s network were interviewed, with claims of armed individuals at headquarters. Legal proceedings involving Khabar Khan and others included immigration hearings, deportation cases, and court-related activities.  

Key People  
- **Sirhan B. Sirhan**: Alleged to have been observed at Kennedy headquarters, accused of carrying a weapon, and linked to statements about assassinating RFK.  
- **Khabir Khan** (L483835805): Iranian national, volunteer campaign worker for RFK, involved in anti-royalist activities in Iran; faced immigration warrant (all-01442) for illegal entry.  
- **Talat Khan**: Ex-wife of Khabir Khan, provided the address (10455 Wilshire Blvd.) used for registration.  
- **Maryam Kouchan**: Associate of Khabir Khan; described as a puppet to his will, refused polygraph without his sanction.  
- **Margarite Sujeney**: Witness who claimed to see Sirhan and the polka dot-dressed woman near the hotel.  
- **Khabar Khan**: Iranian immigrant, claimed personal ties to RFK, involved in political activities in the U.S., and subject to immigration charges; associated with United Patriots for Justice.  
- **Mohamad Khan, Nasser Chouani, Philippe Memoun, Firouz Tabababai, Marry Khan, Dr. Noratolah Khan BrunDET, Bro. Jesus A. Dominguez**: Individuals interviewed as campaign volunteers or associates of Khabar Khan.  
- **Miss Virginia Teresa, Mrs. Estelle Sterns**: Claimed to have witnessed Sirhan at Kennedy headquarters but later retracted statements.  

Key Locations  
- **Kennedy Headquarters (5615 Wishira Blvd)**: Campaign base where volunteers and staff were stationed; site of alleged sightings of Sirhan B. Sirhan.  
- **Ambassador Hotel, Los Angeles**: Site of RFK’s campaign headquarters and the assassination; included Colonial Room as a press room with restricted access.  
- **10455 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles**: Address used for registration by Khabir Khan.  
- **Santa Monica, Woodland Hills**: Locations where Khabir Khan and associates were observed.  
- **Alhambra Police Station**: Site of re-interviews with officers who allegedly saw Sirhan.  

Key Events  
- **June 1–3, 1968**: Khabir Khan registered as a volunteer worker at the Ambassador Hotel headquarters.  
- **June 4, 1968**: Observations of Sirhan and a woman in a polka dot dress entering the hotel; discrepancies in witness identifications noted.  
- **Senate Permanent Subcommittee Testimony (1959–1963)**: Khabir Khan’s involvement in anti-royalist activities and legal disputes with Iranian royal family members.  
- **Immigration Warrant (all-01442)**: Issued against Khabir Khan for illegal entry, served shortly after his last interview.  
- **Arrests and Warrants**: Multiple individuals arrested for offenses such as possession of weapons, illegal entry, or alleged campaign-related activities.  
- **Campaign Volunteer Activities**: Interviews with volunteers linked to Khabar Khan’s network, including claims of armed presence at headquarters.  
- **Sirhan B. Sirhan Investigations**: Conflicting witness accounts about his movements, weapon possession, and potential involvement in the assassination.  
- **Immigration Hearings**: Khabar Khan faced deportation proceedings due to alleged illegal entry; others had immigration status checks.  

Key Organizations  
- **United Patriots for Justice**: Anti-royalist group in Iran, associated with Khabir Khan.  
- **Senate Permanent Subcommittee on the Investigation of Senator John L. McClellan (D-Ark)**: Committee investigating foreign aid misuse in Iran; Khabir Khan testified before this body.  
- **Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD)**: Involved in interviews and investigations of Sirhan B. Sirhan and other suspects.  
- **Department of Immigration**: Handled warrants and deportation cases related to Khabar Khan and others.  
- **Ambassador Hotel Security Force**: Included uniformed officers, plainclothes personnel, and ACE Guard Service members; tasked with managing access during RFK’s visit.

RFK Declassified Files

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