</s>LA 56-156 interviewed by this office with the exception of MURITZ LEE. who did not actually observe the shooting of Senator ROBERT KENNEDY not did the observe SIRIAN prior to the shooting. Interviewed by MURIELL LEE will be conducted by the Los Angeles Office and results set forth in a forthcoming Los Angeles report. It is noted that this list of witnesses does not include any technical or medical witnesses. The names of such witnesses to be used not as yet been furnished by the Los Angels County District Attorney's office. For the information of the Bureau, as of approxi- matently noon, 1/2/68, the Pasadena Police Department, who have had a fixed Observer/on post on the STRIAN residence in Passadena, advised that this was now being given to. The In Pasadena Police Departament advises that the security measures in the area of the area where the police station is located. and a stop by a police officer was the residence at least once a day. (2) the installation of a "hot telephone" at the SIRAN homes so that anyone at the residence asking to contact the Passadena Police Department may do so by merely lifting the receiver. 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

John F. Kennedy: None mentioned in the document.

Assassination: The assassination of Robert F. Kennedy is mentioned as a related event.

Investigations:
- The Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office is contemplating using several individuals, including witnesses who observed Sirhan Bishara Sirhan at various locations.
- A list of contemplated witnesses for the case in chief against Sirhan includes individuals such as Marquee Badan Abdo Malik Gaymond Misti-1 Anwar Sayeh, and others.
- The document mentions a conference held with prospective staff and Grant C. Cooper, one of Sirhan's attorneys, regarding a polygraph examination.

Related Individuals:
- Sirhan Bishara Sirhan: The main individual in the document, mentioned throughout as the defendant in the trial.
- Grant C. Cooper: One of Sirhan's attorneys, who is mentioned as discussing various matters with the prosecution and the court.
- David Pitts: An Assistant Los Angeles County District Attorney, who is mentioned as being contacted by Cooper regarding the case.

Dates and Locations:
- June 4, 1968: The date when Sirhan was observed at various locations, including the Pasadena City College cafeteria and the Fish Canyon Firing Range.
- June 5, 1968: The date when Robert F. Kennedy was assassinated.
- December 10, 1968: The date when a conference was held with prospective staff and Grant C. Cooper regarding a polygraph examination.
- December 18, 1968: The date when Sirhan reappeared in court to include another attorney to represent him.

Events:
- A meeting was held between representatives of the Los Angeles Police Department, Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office, U.S. Attorney's Office, and the FBI to discuss the case.
- Judge Herbert V. Walker ruled that the jury would be sequestered during the entire trial.
- Sirhan requested the court to order that appropriate flu vaccine be administered to him.

Evidence:
- The document mentions various evidence, including statements of witnesses, investigators' reports, and physical evidence such as photographs and drawings of the crime scene.
- A list of items requested by Cooper under the California Law of Discovery includes statements of witnesses, investigators' reports, and other evidence.

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