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SIRHAN BISHARA SIRHAN was identified by multiple individuals as a target shooter at the San Gabriel Valley Gun Club in Duarte, California on June 4, 1968. PEREZ, a kitchen helper at Ambassador Hotel, Los Angeles, reported seeing Sirhan in the vicinity of the Embassy Room where Senator Robert Kennedy was shot.

The investigation into the shooting is ongoing, with all leads being pursued by telephone and teletype. Interviews were conducted with members of Sirhan's family, including his mother, who stated that he had not been out of the house for a long period of time and was an intense student who did not mingle much with other students.

Other employees of the Ambassador Hotel were interviewed, but none recalled seeing Sirhan or observing any unusual behavior on June 4, 1968. A woman named SERRANDO reported seeing a girl in white dress with black polka dots near the scene of the crime, but later admitted that this was a figment of her imagination.

JESSE CARDONA observed a person shooting a rifle from position number 30 at the San Gabriel Valley Gun Club on June 4, 1963. THOMAS A. FARRELL stated that he drove to the gun club and arrived at 11:45 a.m., shooting until about 2:00 p.m.

RICHARD THOMAS GRIJALVA and his sister ROBERTA visited the San Gabriel Valley Gun Club on June 4, 1968, and described various individuals they saw at the range. LLOYD HAGER stated that he dismissed EVERETT C. BUCKNER, SR., from employment due to intoxication.

CHARLES BIRL KENDALL observed an individual shooting rapidly and accurately from position number 12 or 13 on June 6, 1968. JAMES ALAN LANGLOIS visited the gun club with his friend BEN TROWER and only fired on the rifle range.

Gilbert P. Leos visited the San Gabriel Valley Gun Club on June 1, 1962, and saw three individuals who might have been connected to the assassination of John F. Kennedy. Fullerton Grove Mc Chesney went to the gun club on June 11, 1968, and saw a man resembling Sirhan Sirhan accompanied by another individual.

Charles M. Millner visited the San Gabriel Valley Gun Club on June 4, 1968, with his friend Russell Weaver, and they were on the pistol range when a man was firing at the west end of the range. James P. Ripp arrived at the gun club on June 4, 1968, but did not see anyone resembling Sirhan Sirhan or recall seeing any white female at the range that day.

Kenneth Richard Sem visited the San Gabriel Valley Gun Club on June 1, 1965, and saw two young females walking ahead of him on the rifle range. Lesne R. Smootz visited the gun club on June 4, 1968, and did not see anyone resembling Sirhan Sirhan or recall seeing any blond woman at the range that day.

Gilbert Leos described the individuals he saw as Man No. 1 (associated with law enforcement), Man No. 2 (with a mustache), and a white female in her early 40s. Fullerton Grove Mc Chesney described the man resembling Sirhan Sirhan as having a similar appearance to a photograph shown to him.

Charles M. Millner stated that he did not believe he would recognize any of the individuals he saw at the range again, but his friend Russell Weaver might be able to provide additional information. James P. Ripp stated that he had seen numerous photographs of Sirhan Sirhan prior to this date in local newspapers.

Kenneth Richard Sem described the two young females he saw as being in their late teens or early 20s and wearing Levi pants. Lesne R. Smootz stated that he did not recall seeing any blond woman at the range on June 4, 1968, but might have seen other people at the range.

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