</s>INTERVIEW OF MARO EYE SWEENEY, June 25, 15 at 7:30PM I-59 CONTINUED. XM4M4H4LXE lon Stout, unk add and p hono (wife of Bill Stout), CBS News) Z 829 y Tony,unk add, Bus ETNA Life Insurance Co ., San Diego Offico, #6611200- yor Tomloy, 2-unk add. Bus ETAW Image Club, #2936139. 2-76- 1-800-Folley, 2.72 Washington Bl. L.A. A.P. 9392206- Snooney further relatos that FBI Spoc Agent Dozotz took the card file of all- unfor workers from the Kennedy Hgs. No. returned this, Cilo minus: 10 to 15 or of the Arabian workers. Snooney was Supervisor of Mrs Storms, Pio I-25, at the Kennedy Hgs ... Snoonyy states that in her opinion Mrs Storm is stupid, solverswing, and is to say anything that to focus attention upon herself, Mrs Sewoney further holotes to say Anything that to us at the attention upon yourself, and then speaking to Ms Storms. the Hgs, June 1,1968, at approximately 9:00-9:00AM, and them speaking to Mrs Stormgs. Snoomey statos that the older of the three man was Khabar Khan, who was than's "Sister" Hgs almost daily, bringing anti-gunvolunteers. The Po was Snoopy started how at work at the Kennedy HQs on or about March 19, 1968. Sw coney started how to work at some Saturday Hgs on or out of the Snooyy started at some Saturdays On election day, June 11, 1968, Mrs every weekday at also at some SATURDAYS. On election Day, June 12, 1966, Mrs sonoy arrived at the Hgs at approximately 30AM and remained there continuously till OPM when she took a short break for lunch, and P.P 30 A.M. from whom Storms speaks, due to the site of the younger men, and post conflict between them and any. ish people coming to the HGs, had the Arabs removed to the rear of the Hqs by her herself or some other the regular Hgs ., and now, and the HGS. . Much of her time of the days, proceeding the election day. She spent on the a corridor near some of the information desk. The approach 30 foot west of the front or of Sirhan, that she wrote that she heard heard one of the ors of Sirham's serious, knowing she wore the sories originated. Snoovey says, Mrs storms was in fact when anybody with guns in the Hgss at time, she, Mrs StormS would never indeed have brought this important story. everybody's attention, right there and then, to the best of her knowledge, Mrs oney never a Sirhan Sirhan at the Kenny Hgs." IT IS OFFICER'S OPINION THAT Ms SWEENEY DOES NOT BELIEVE THE STORY OF Mrs STERN IN ANY SHAPE OR FORM.

John F. Kennedy, Robert M. Klase, Joseph Thomas Klein, Gilmore Kraft, Joseph A. LaHive, John Khoury, Nadine B. Kimmel, Sirhan Sirhan, Rosie Grier, Johnson, and Thomas Cleaver Layton were key individuals involved in the investigation into the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy.

On June 4, 1968, Robert F. Kennedy was shot at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles. Joseph LaHive, a witness to the assassination, provided a detailed account of his actions and observations on June 5, 1968. He stated that he was with Rosie Grier and Johnson when they disarmed Sirhan Sirhan, the assassin.

John Khoury, a Lebanese immigrant, reported seeing Robert M. Klase watching one of the doors leading into the pantry area where Kennedy was shot. Joseph Thomas Klein also reported seeing a man running from the direction of the shooting.

Gilmore Kraft reportedly observed a male Caucasian with black curly hair and wearing black trousers and an it. tan shirt. Nadine B. Kimmel reportedly saw a W/F, 25 years old, brunette driving a 165 V.W., with "Fuck You Americans" on the rear bumper.

The Los Angeles Police Department's Intelligence Division received information from an informant about a person who may have been involved in the assassination on June 6, 1968. Thomas Cleaver Layton provided official help and telephone services for Kennedy's headquarters, according to an interview conducted by the LAPD on July 18, 1968.

A memo from the FBI's Los Angeles office, dated August 13, 1968, revealed that Layton had been interviewed regarding his involvement in the assassination investigation.

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