</s>"ASADENA POLICE DEPARTMENT INVESTIGATION REPORT FPD FORMAL 31:1.1. (Fm:15-15-16:18) P.O.C. 311.2 Date of this report 11-13-63 CORD ELMOND 390579 REFENCE TO: 665 FA. HOWARD ST. PARADENA PHOTOGRAPHS AND NEGATIVES RETAINED IN THE VICE BUREAU. COPIEREN: BZY-3 T.K.E.C ., OLSEN LTO. VICE-2 VICE-NARCOTIC BUREAU JUV-4 COPIEN:10 COPIN MOCO ADOPTIVO OITICER-F.R.D. By 430 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O ., 14176

Summary  
The documents consist of police department records from Pasadena, California, spanning 1962–1966, including juvenile case files, property theft investigations, traffic collision reports, and arson-related inquiries. A 38-caliber revolver with nickel plating, black plastic grips featuring a tiger engraving, is referenced in multiple property records. Sirhan Sirhan is mentioned in firearm-related reports but not directly linked to Robert F. Kennedy’s assassination. The documents reference addresses such as 696 E. Howard St., 1090 N. Lake Ave., and 314 S. Hill Ave., alongside interactions with the Juvenile Bureau, Pasadena Police Department (PPD), and property records offices. A 1955 Desoto sedan (license plate SS-8-2900) was examined for severed fuel lines tied to an attempted arson, with physical evidence including 12-gauge shotgun shells. The case involved Sharif Disharia (Siriyan), who admitted knowledge of the vehicle’s ownership but denied intent to harm. Property records note the vehicle’s owner as Myles P. Bennett, with an address at 6592 Oldham Lane, San Gabriel. Some documents contain redacted social security numbers and references to declassification under Executive Order 14176.  

Key People  
- Sirhan Sirhan (linked to firearm reports but not directly tied to RFK’s assassination)  
- Mary McEanally (missing persons case)  
- Richard L. Bartley (Juvenile Bureau officer closing cases)  
- Officers P.R. George, P.S.57, and others involved in investigations  
- Saidallah Bishara (arrested for vehicle code violations in 1962)  
- Mr. Bennett (reported arson attempt in 1963)  
- Carol Bennett (victim of harassment allegations)  
- Sharif Disharia (Siriyan, suspect in arson case)  
- Myles P. Bennett (vehicle owner)  
- J.D. Nichols, Stan Robinson, David Press (investigators and detectives)  

Key Locations  
- Pasadena, California (multiple addresses including E. Howard St., B. Villa St., N. Lake Ave., 314 S. Hill Ave.)  
- San Gabriel, California (Oldham Lane)  
- Juvenile Bureau (Pasadena)  
- Pasadena Police Department (various forms and reports)  
- Lake Avenue, Pasadena  
- S.E. Holly Street, Pasadena  

Key Events  
- Missing persons cases involving juveniles (e.g., "Aquil," "Migginia")  
- Property theft investigations, including a 38-caliber revolver with tiger-engraved grips  
- Traffic collision report at STH0 270 H. Hill Ave.  
- Juvenile counseling and case closures by the Juvenile Bureau  
- Arrest of Saidallah Bishara on 1-23-62 for vehicle code violations  
- Arson attempt reported by Mr. Bennett on 12-14-63 involving Villa & Hill Ave.  
- Examination of a 1955 Desoto sedan for severed fuel lines linked to an attempted arson  
- Discovery of 12-gauge shotgun shells in the vehicle  
- Interrogation of Sharif Disharia regarding harassment of Carol Bennett’s family  
- Property records noting the vehicle’s ownership and location  
- Investigation closed under Executive Order 14176  

Key Organizations  
- Pasadena Police Department (PPD)  
- Juvenile Bureau (Pasadena, California)  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- California Department of Justice (mentions of CII records and declassification under E.O. 14176)  
- Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department (mentioned in context of suspect’s address)

RFK Declassified Files

56-la-156-x-2_sec_002_ser_330--part_3_of_7.pdf

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