</s>LA 56-156 "I have seen photographs of the suspect held in the shooting of Senator Kennedy and can definitely identify him as the person who was shooting the Senator in the Ambassador Hotel early in the morning of June 5, 1968. "To my knowledge I have never seen this man before hearing the explosions of I have pistol shots and have had no contact, whatever, with him. "RE: Yaro business card in possession of LAPD. "On Wednesday Morning, June 5. James Wiggins, editor of the San Gabriel Section said that our city desk requested that I go to an address on Howard Street in I came that this was all alleged to be the suspect's home. I came from our Temple City office on Howard St. Pasadena. This was all assigned to the suspect in the home. Eastbound when I observed Richard Drew and Robert Leedom in front of a white house which was not the address I had been given. I also observed that I am unaware police car out and been given." my car and talked with Drew and Ledom-there were two- LAPD officers (detectives in plain clothes. I know this because I asked if they were LAPD or FBI and they answered they were LAPd. "No one was in the house because I could hear the phone ringing and no one answering it ... the cops didn't try to stop and one and saw myself from wandering around. I walked into the back yard and saw a box of trash. I started going through to see if there was anything around. If I could find that would give us a hint of who the suspect was where he was from. I lifted a couple of pieces of newspaper and was from ... I lifted the police car. I was looking at the scene of newspaper Drew to quick, go get the cops! I did and detective Edward Willis came back -- I showed him the slug-he looked at it, but did not attempt to pick it up. He did and a few minutes later one but was not attempting to pick him up. I gave later one of my business names, I asked him for my home phone and address which he was subsequently, and in my presence. wrote on the back of my card, which he kept. I assume this is how Los Angeles Police came to have my business card in their possession." 2025 RELEASF UNDER E.O. 14176

John F. Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy, Vincent Di Pierro, Juan Antonio Romero, Martin Patrusky, Stanley Krawalec, Sirhan Sirhan, Los Angeles Police Department, Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), and Ambassador Hotel are key individuals and entities related to the assassination investigation.

June 4-5, 1968, were critical dates in Los Angeles, California, where Robert F. Kennedy was shot at the Ambassador Hotel. The Embassy Room, kitchen area, Colonial Room, and Central Receiving Hospital are significant locations mentioned in the investigation.

The shooting of Senator Robert F. Kennedy on June 5, 1968, led to a thorough investigation by the FBI and LAPD, involving interviews with witnesses and suspects, including David Mark Esquith, William P. McSherry, Eugene Coffee, Robert Ray Breshears, Susanne Locke, Darnell Johnson, Herb Carter, and others.

Testimony from key witnesses like Vincent Di Pierro, Juan Antonio Romero, Martin Patrusky, Stanley Krawalec, Thomas Perez, Angelo Di Pierro, Ross-Matthew Mittleman, Jr., Bernard M. Connor's, John H. Borgman, Richard M. Woolf, Frank E. Chovanec, and others provided crucial information about the events surrounding the shooting.

The investigation also involved NBC filming at the Ambassador Hotel on June 5-6, 1968, which captured footage of Senator Kennedy passing through the kitchen en route to the Embassy Room and returning from the Embassy Room into the kitchen.

Sirhan Sirhan was identified as the shooter by witnesses like Martin Patrusky and Darnell Johnson. The investigation also mentioned other individuals who were present at the Ambassador Hotel on June 4, 1968, including Herb Carter, Los Angeles County Human Relations Supervisor, and his field worker Darnell Johnson.

The shooting of Senator Robert F. Kennedy was a significant event in American history, and the investigation by the FBI was part of a larger inquiry into the circumstances surrounding the shooting. The connections to JFK, assassination, or related investigations are evident through the involvement of Robert F. Kennedy as a presidential candidate and brother of President John F. Kennedy.

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