</s>20 1 You are lying about what happened regarding the 2 gunn aren't you? 2 3 MUNIR SIRHAN: No, air, 4 Be a man about it. 5 6 MUNIER SIRHAM: I'm not lying regarding the gun, Sir. 7 6 Cray, now, wait a minute. We'll go back again 8 and start with the transmission. What was the first thing that 9 you naled George about the male of a gun? 10 10 you by any chance have a gun to sell?" 12 For you for or your brother? 12 13 beginning. In that right? 14 15 GOROR RISHAN: I believe that is correct. 16 Gray, how, what did he tell you? 17 MUNIOR SIRIAN: He maid no at that time, 18 Clay, then later did you ask him anything about a 19 gun? 20 MUNIER SIRMAN: Yeoh, he came up to me and he said 21 he had just gotten a gun if I wanted to buy it, and I said, 22 Yes, ' 22 How many times did you aik george whether he had 24 a gun for sale? 25 NONIR SIHAN; I rarely see you at work. It's 26 about-I only saw you previous to that three or four times, Form 618 (R-3-4) 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary  
The document contains fragmented transcripts of interrogations and interviews involving Munir Sirhan (likely Sirhan Sirhan), George Ehrard, and others, discussing a gun sale transaction. Sirhan claims he did not directly sell the weapon to Ehrard but facilitated the deal through his brother, with price negotiations ranging from $20 to $30. Discrepancies exist regarding who initiated contact and the exact location of the transaction (a parking lot or corner). Sirhan also references his non-citizen status and legal concerns about selling the gun to his brother. Later sections detail police efforts to locate Sharif Sirhan for an interview on June 8, 1968, and an FBI taped interview with Ron Smith on September 9, 1968, discussing Robert F. Kennedy’s assassination alongside unrelated cases like the Black Dahlia murder. Fahey, a diamond salesman from San Francisco, is mentioned as having allegedly met Sirhan at a hotel, reported potential threats against RFK, and faced conflicts with colleagues. The text also references administrative procedures, including Form 618 (R-3-4), and mentions phone calls on June 3rd–5th.  

Key People  
- Munir Sirhan (likely Sirhan Sirhan)  
- George Ehrard  
- Adel (Sirian’s brother)  
- Sharif Sirhan  
- Ron Smith  
- McCarthy  
- White  
- Fahey  
- Bernard (Fahey’s colleague)  
- Bobbie Garrison (supervisor/administrative figure)  
- Mrs. Garrison, Mr. Smith  

Key Locations  
- Parking lot  
- Corner (location of the gun sale)  
- Rampart Station (Los Angeles)  
- Pasadena Police Department  
- Los Angeles Police Department (SUS Unit)  
- Ventura, Oxnard (California)  
- San Francisco  
- 2125 (location reference)  

Key Events  
- Discussion of a gun sale between Sirhan and Ehrard, involving Sirhan’s brother as an intermediary.  
- Price negotiations for the weapon ($20 to $30).  
- Police attempts to locate Sharif Sirhan for an interview on June 8, 1968.  
- FBI taped interview with Ron Smith discussing RFK’s assassination and unrelated cases (e.g., Black Dahlia murder).  
- Fahey’s alleged encounter with Sirhan at a hotel, including claims of surveillance by a Volkswagen and reporting potential threats against RFK.  
- Salesman disputes involving Fahey and colleagues like Bernard.  
- Administrative procedures related to tracking salesmen, including Form 618 (R-3-4) and phone calls on June 3rd–5th.  

Key Organizations  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Los Angeles Police Department (SUS Unit)  
- Pasadena Police Department  
- Sales organization (overseeing salesman reports and conduct)

RFK Declassified Files

56-la-156-q-s_sec_006_ser_1--part_6_of_7.pdf

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