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BISHARA SIRIHAN, a member of the First Baptist Church in Pasadena, California, and his wife MARY SIRHAN were known to attend church events. BISHARA complained about the lack of religious ceremonies at the church and expressed interest in becoming a Christian.

SANDRA SERRANO, a witness to the shooting of Senator Robert F. Kennedy, reported seeing two men and a woman come up the stairs from the Embassy Room at the Ambassador Hotel on June 5, 1968. She described the woman as white with dark hair and a funny nose, wearing a white dress with black dots.

SANDRA SERRANO's mother reported that her daughter telephonically contacted her from California on June 5, 1968, to congratulate herself on her brother, but when asked about the shooting of Senator Robert F. Kennedy, SANDRA stated that she had received permission as all volunteer workers were allowed to make telephone calls.

SANDRA SERRANO was interviewed by Detective C. F. HUGHES and Detective J.B. Chiquet on June 6 and 7, 1968, respectively. She described the suspects as a woman wearing a white dress with black dots and a man wearing light-colored clothes.

John J. Ambrose, Deputy District Attorney, Los Angeles County, advised that he was on the area of the Los Angeles Ambassador Hotel on June 4, 1968, when Senator Robert Kennedy had been shot. SANDRA SERRANO told Ambrose that she had a confrontation with a couple in the hallway of her hotel, who had just shot someone.

David Kal Haines, a student at Pasadena City College, was at the Ambassador Hotel on June 4, 1968. He met SANDRA SERRANO in the ballroom and ordered her a drink. After hearing about the shooting, he saw Robert Kennedy lying on the floor and helped him until medical assistance arrived.

GREGORY BION ABBOTT, a messenger for Noble, Cooke, was at the Ambassador Hotel with SANDY SERRANO, Irene CHAVEL, GEORGE FREDERICKS, and a MIKE (last name unknown) in FREDERICKS' auto. They arrived at the Ambassador Hotel at approximately 9:30 P.M.

Vince DiPierro was interviewed at the Ambassador Hotel just prior to his viewing seven white dresses with black polka dots in an effort to pick out a dress similar to the one worn by the woman previously described as being in the office of Senator Kennedy when he was shot.

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