</s>LA 56-156 OFFICER: Equality, in ... SIRHAN: Well, that is not fair, you are coming back to justice again. OFFICIER: Alright, what do you say fair play is? SIRIHAN. I don't know, I'm asking you now. OFFICIER: Well, fair play Is only that you don't take advantage of anybody. SIRIAN: Right, treat others as you would want them to treat you, beautiful thing. OFFICIE: Do you go along with that? SIRIRAN: Very much so, very much. OFFICier: Do You have any particular religious convictions? SIRISHAN: My conscience. OFFICIR: Is that all? SIRIIAN: What more do you want from me? You sustain that your- self in that you got to live with it, you know if you can't live with It. OFFICEE: That's right. SIRHIAN: You know Mr. OFFICERE: MURPHY, you can't forget that. SIRRIAN: Forgive me, the State Department leader, - 523 - 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

SIRHAN: Fair play is at work.

OFFICER: Fair play.

JORDON: You mechanically inclined?

SIRHAM: Really, I'm inclined to work everything.

The conversation between SIRHAN and the OFFICERS takes place in a facility where SIRHAN is being questioned about his involvement in a crime. The officers are trying to gather information from him.

SIRHAN mentions that he has been experiencing pain in his ankle and knee, and one of the OFFICERS suggests that he may have lost weight recently. SIRHAN estimates his weight to be around 120 pounds, but is unsure if it's accurate.

The conversation turns to food, with one of the OFFICERS asking SIRHAN if he is hungry. SIRHAN responds by saying that he would holler if he were hungry, implying that he is not fearful of food.

One of the OFFICERS mentions a person named ROBERT GENE KENDROSE and asks SIRHAN if he knows him. SIRHAN responds by saying that he might know someone with that name, but is unsure.

The conversation continues with one of the OFFICERS giving SIRHAN credit for being intelligent and not forgetful. SIRHAN responds by saying that he is not asking for credit, but rather appreciates the officers' efforts to understand him.

Throughout the conversation, the tone is informal and conversational, with the OFFICERS trying to build a rapport with SIRHAN and gather information from him in a non-confrontational manner.

SIRHAN: I'm curious about what you're curious about.

OFFICER: I'm merely curious about who you are.

SIRHAN: Take it from the prints. Really, with all the knowledge we got in this country you don't know what my name is?

JORDON: No, no, no. listen.

The OFFICERS continue to question SIRHAN, trying to gather more information about his identity and involvement in a crime.

SIRHAN: I'm curious about specifics this is it. I recognize the body JESS, but I'm a cup, I mean talking

JORDIN: I'm JOHN DOE. you'll admit in our society that we would like to know, nailies to know in our names, now you know Mr. MURRPHY's nails you know my names and don't know your name and naturally we want to find out, and I'm sure you don't have any doubts that we wantto find out to find our who you are you knew that before we sat down here with you.

OFFICIER: Don't you think we're curious about who you are?

SIRHAN: I'm curious about what you're curiousabout.

The conversation between SIRHAN and the OFFICERS continues, with both parties trying to understand each other's perspectives and gather more information.

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