</s>20 1 that mean? 2 MRS. GARRISON: Well, that would have been in 2 3 regard to an order. 4 So he did call in here on the 4th? 5 MRS, GARRISSON: No, no, no. this is a note we put 6 in the book for him to tell him to talk to Pat. 7 Q Oh, I see. 8 MRS ., GARRIISON: This would have had something to do with an order .. 9 10 Okay, then, he says here, "Talk to R.E.S ., "S." " 11 Q MRS ,, GARBISON: I know. These messages here 12 are notes that we have put in that are ... 13 MR. SMITH. For him to take to me, I'm R.R.E ., S ., 14 see? 16 MRS_GARRISON; Or problems that need to be 16 talen care of. 17 Okay, Bobbie, now just to straighten me out 18 here, he say here on th last entry for the 4 th of June, 10 he says here he was en route to Rocketdye in Canoga Park 20 and his car broke down. 21 MRS .. GARRION: Uh huh. 21 22 Q Okay, Then, then I take it here someone from 23 Rocketdyne called in here or on the fourth then? 24 MR. SNITH. Bobbie. I remember something about 25 this that he was giving me that noise that his car was 26 broken down. 2008 RELEASE UNDER E.O.F.O-44176 form 618 (R-3.4)

Sirhan B. Sirhan was identified by multiple individuals as being present at the Kennedy headquarters on June 4, 1968, including Mrs. Steers, who described him as a male in his mid-20s with black, curly hair and dark eyes. However, other witnesses, such as Mrs. Sweeney and Mrs. Storgy, stated that Sirhan was not armed when they observed him entering the headquarters.

Larry Strick, a volunteer worker for the Kennedy Campaign, reported seeing Sirhan at the Kennedy headquarters on June 26, 1968, but later retracted his statement. He also described a person who resembled Sirhan as being present in the kitchen area at the Ambassador Hotel on June 5, 1968, when Senator Kennedy was assassinated.

Esteslo Storrs, a friend of Sirhan's, stated that she had seen Sirhan carrying guns in shoulder holsters on two occasions. Marguerite Sweeney, a coordinator for the Kennedy Campaign, identified a picture of Saidallah Shukri Bishara Sirhan as resembling the man she had met at the Kennedy Campaign headquarters.

The interviews of various individuals provide conflicting information about the events surrounding Senator Robert F. Kennedy's assassination on June 5, 1968. The investigation into the assassination is ongoing, and further evidence and testimony are being collected.

Key individuals involved in the investigation include:

* Sirhan B. Sirhan
* Larry Strick
* Esteslo Storrs
* Marguerite Sweeney
* Ihabar Khan
* Saidallah Shukri Bishara Sirhan

Key events mentioned in the document include:

* The assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy on June 5, 1968
* The meeting between Marguerite Sweeney and "Goodie" at the Kennedy Campaign headquarters on an unspecified date
* The interviews with Larry Strick, Esteslo Storrs, and Marguerite Sweeney on various dates in June and August 1968

The investigation into the assassination is ongoing, and further evidence and testimony are being collected.

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