</s>4 nation, so that we have people like Mark Lane who wrote a 1 2 book and other people. It always mystified me about the 2 Kennedy thing, so one time I called Garrison in New Orleans. 4 I couldn't get to him, but I called Garrison in his chief investigator 5 and said that we hav a show out in California, if he ever 6 came out, we would appreciate him coming on which he never 7 did. Uh, to be truthful with you, there is certain newman 8 in this tom, and I'm not going to give you any names because 9 I don't think they really -- 10 Well, it doesn't make any difference. 11 -that work as semi-investigators for Garrison, 12 They don't get paid; they believe that there was a plot, a 12 conspiracy, That's how they found Edgar Mugene Bradley out 14 here in North Hollywood. Certain newman knew who he was 15 and looked at him and took pictures of his and everything, 16 and Warren Hall and the other people-I think there was 17 another person. These people I became familiar with and 18 told them because of my show, I would appreciate any help 19 they could give me-getting anybody from Garrison's staff on. 20 because it makes for news. Th, I used to be with time 21 Magazine, and i knew Pierre Salinger quite well. I had Pierre 22 on the show. He came at and at that time I said if John -- 22 Robert Kennedy would run for president. He said, Yes, he 23 thought, "but he had just left Continental Airlines, so I 24 thought," but he had afoot. In-I guess in February or March 25 know something was afoot, in-I, guess in February or March when Kennedy announced that he would run, I said Pierre Form 618 (R.3-4) 2025 RELEASE UNDEREO. 13176

Summary  
The documents detail various aspects of the Robert F. Kennedy (RFK) assassination investigation, focusing on conspiracy theories, alleged involvement of government agencies, and interactions between investigators like Jim Garrison and other figures. Key claims include speculation about anti-Castro Cuban and oil industry ties to the plot, Lee Harvey Oswald's potential role in coordination via communication devices, and discrepancies in the Warren Commission’s findings regarding the number of shots fired. References to FBI telegrams, paid informants, and police corruption in Dallas are noted. Garrison’s investigation is linked to claims about a 1960 list targeting RFK, JFK, and MLK, as well as alleged CIA involvement through groups like the National States' Rights Party and Far Eastern Group. The text also mentions Pharle’s report on the assassination plot, which was seized by the FBI, and Pharle’s suspicious death possibly due to an experimental chemical weapon. Other elements include discussions of multiple shooters at Dealey Plaza, the placement of rifles, and connections between RFK’s assassination and other events like MLK’s murder. The summaries reference figures such as Clay Shaw, Edgar Eugene Bradley, Jack Ruby, and Sirhan Sirhan, with some alleging ties to right-wing groups or political networks.  

Key People  
- Jim Garrison (investigator)  
- Robert F. Kennedy (victim)  
- Lee Harvey Oswald (alleged assassin)  
- Clay Shaw (suspect)  
- Edgar Eugene Bradley (suspect)  
- Jack Ruby (Dallas police informant)  
- Sirhan Sirhan (implied through reference to MLK’s assassination)  
- Frank Mankiewicz (Kennedy campaign aide)  
- Fred Dutton (Kennedy campaign aide)  
- Dick Wolf (investigator)  
- Wally Sherwin (media figure)  
- Paul Masalunner (attorney)  
- FBI agents (multiple references to interactions and investigations)  

Key Locations  
- Dallas (assassination site at Dealey Plaza, police corruption allegations)  
- New Orleans (Garrison’s base)  
- Los Angeles (meetings with Kennedy associates)  
- Palm Springs (phone call location)  
- Salt Lake City, Oklahoma City/Tulsa, Nebraska/Indiana, New Jersey (locations of unrelated legal or extradition matters)  
- Van Mys Savings and Loan (building referenced as having disappeared)  
- Long Beach, California (police officer death referenced)  

Key Events  
- RFK assassination attempt (1968)  
- Efforts to connect with Garrison’s investigation team  
- Claims about a 1960 list targeting JFK, MLK, and RFK  
- FBI seizure of Pharle’s report on the assassination plot  
- Pharle’s suspicious death possibly due to an experimental chemical weapon  
- Allegations of police complicity in shooters’ escape via Eastern Airlines  
- Speculation about multiple shooters at Dealey Plaza and rifle placement  
- Connections between RFK’s assassination and MLK’s murder, citing specialized bullets and CIA involvement  
- Clay Shaw’s trial and defense funding by unknown sources  
- Extradition efforts for Edgar Eugene Bradley  
- Warren Commission investigation and its limited scope  
- Police radio frequency manipulation to misdirect law enforcement  
- Confusion during the assassination at the hotel  

Key Organizations  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- Secret Service  
- National States' Rights Party (ultra-hate group)  
- Far Eastern Group (alleged CIA unit)  
- Right-wing groups (linked to suspects like Bradley and Shaw)  
- Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD)  
- Dallas County Sheriff’s Department  
- Federal Government (funding Shaw’s defense)  
- District Attorney’s Office  
- Color Corporation of America  
- Gyro Dynamics Corporation

RFK Declassified Files

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