</s>52 Q. And about what time do you think, more or less, 1 2 that you got home? 2 A. See, I bought a few things -- it was maybe-I don't 3 4 recall. My brother was writing on the porch and I was just 5 coming up -- I came home maybe about-well, when I had just 6 gotten home, George-saw George drive by one time. And then time, And then then honked 7 my brother was sitting on the porch. And there george honked 8 and waved, and I said, "Here's George." 9 Q. Yeah. Well wait a minute -- 9 10 A. It was-from the time I had gotten off work until 10 the time I came here; I went some place because I didn't get 11 the time to go inside -- I went inside the house and I told my 12 mother, you know, (Unintelligible) ... and Sirhan was sitting 14 on the porch. And right after that -- 15 Q. You told your mother what? 16 A. Well, you knew, that I'm home, so -- 17 Q. Well , you know , that I'm home, So -- Q. Oh, uh huh ... 17 A. Sirhan Was sitting on The porch and George, I 18 19 believe, went around the block. He said that he went around 20 the block a couple of times. Q. Did you see him? 21 A. No -- No -- I think I thought I saw him, but I wasn't sure. 22 A. Not -- I thought i saw him , but I wasn't sure .. 23 And then Sirhan and I went to the corner. 24 Q. You walked to the corner? 25 A. Yeah, and George came back. 26 Q. What was Sirhan doing when you got hom? You said 2025 RELEASE UNDEREO.O. 14176 Form (613 (R-3-4)

Summary  
The documents detail multiple interviews and transcripts involving Munir Sirhan, George Ehrard (or Ehrhart), William Price, and others regarding a firearm transaction linked to the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy. Munir recounts purchasing a gun from George for $30 in early June 1968, with discussions about using it for target practice or hunting. The transaction occurred at a house in Pasadena, with the weapon later shown to Munir before being taken to Sirhan’s car. Discrepancies arise between Munir’s accounts and other witnesses’ statements, including whether George visited Munir’s home prior to the sale. William Price, present during the exchange, describes handing over a gun (in a cardboard box) to Munir’s brother after negotiations for $25, with partial payment from Munir. Conflicting testimonies about meeting locations, timelines, and participants are highlighted, including claims of George resembling another individual named Les, leading to confusion in identification. The U.S. Secret Service Unit conducted interviews on June 25, 1968, while legal proceedings referenced forms such as Form 618 and R-3-4, with mentions of a lie detector test. Munir expressed guilt over enabling Sirhan to obtain the weapon used in RFK’s assassination on June 5, 1968.  

Key People  
- **Munir Sirhan**: Alleged buyer of the firearm, later identified as the assassin of RFK.  
- **George Ehrard/Ehrhart**: Seller of the gun, with conflicting accounts about his interactions with Munir.  
- **William Price**: Witness to the transaction, described as present during the exchange in Pasadena.  
- **Les**: Referenced as someone resembling George, leading to confusion in testimony.  
- **Clay**: Likely an investigator or legal official involved in proceedings.  

Key Locations  
- **Pasadena, California** (specifically El Molino and Howard streets): Site of the gun transaction.  
- **House**: Where Munir and Sirhan discussed the firearm purchase.  
- **Rifle range**: Mentioned as a potential use for the weapon, though no specific location is provided.  
- **San Marino/San Gabriel**: Implied locations where Sirhan may have purchased ammunition or related items.  

Key Events  
- **Firearm Purchase**: Sirhan acquired a gun from George for $30, with partial payment facilitated by Munir and his brother.  
- **Transaction Discrepancies**: Conflicting accounts about whether George visited Munir’s home prior to the sale and who handled the weapon during the exchange.  
- **Timeline Around June 4–5, 1968**: References to Sirhan’s activities leading up to RFK’s assassination on June 5, though specific details remain unclear.  
- **Legal Proceedings**: Mention of forms (e.g., Form 618, R-3-4), a lie detector test, and interrogation-style testimony with overlapping voices and interruptions.  

Key Organizations  
- **U.S. Secret Service Unit**: Conducted interviews on June 25, 1968, as part of the investigation.  
- **Legal/Investigative Entity**: Implied through references to forms, procedures, and judicial processes in the transcripts.

RFK Declassified Files

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