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Summary  
The document contains FBI records detailing investigations into multiple individuals and events related to Robert F. Kennedy’s assassination on June 5, 1968. Key figures include Khalid Iqbal, employed by Microdot, Inc., in Los Angeles from September 1967 to August 1968; Sirhan Bishara Sirhan, identified as present at the Ambassador Hotel during RFK’s assassination; and Walter Sherrill Crowe Jr., a former classmate of Sirhan who provided conflicting statements about his intentions. The FBI also investigated John R. Mann, Microdot’s personnel manager, for identifying Iqbal/Sirhan at the hotel. Other cases include Subrina Dubble, a 17-year-old who claimed to have information via phone calls; James Files, a minor who made fake FBI calls; and STUS Pruszski, who alleged he was present at the Ambassador Hotel. The documents reference hypnosis sessions, polygraph examinations, and inquiries into financial records, immigration status, and potential ties to radical groups. A disputed letter addressed to S.B. Stirhan in the Netherlands was deemed a hoax by Dutch authorities.  

Key People  
- **Khalid Iqbal**: Resided in Los Angeles; employed by Microdot, Inc., claimed to have returned to Pakistan after October 1968.  
- **Sirhan Bishara Sirhan**: Identified as present at the Ambassador Hotel during RFK’s assassination; linked to a disputed letter investigation and Crowe.  
- **John R. Mann**: Microdot personnel manager who identified Iqbal/Sirhan at the hotel.  
- **Walter Sherrill Crowe Jr.**: Former classmate of Sirhan; subject of polygraph examination regarding his knowledge of assassination plans.  
- **Subrina Dubble**: 17-year-old who claimed to have information about RFK’s assassination via phone calls.  
- **James Files**: Minor who made fake FBI calls posing as a female.  
- **STUS Pruszski**: Claimed to have been at the Ambassador Hotel during RFK’s assassination and allegedly recorded the event.  
- **Donald Clark**: Former pharmacy employee in Beverly Hills; investigated for potential ties to radical groups and Sirhan.  

Key Locations  
- **Los Angeles, California**: Microdot office, Ambassador Hotel (site of RFK’s assassination), residences linked to Iqbal, Crowe, and Clark.  
- **South Pasadena, California**: Microdot’s location; Crowe’s residence.  
- **Pakistan**: Iqbal’s claimed place of residence after leaving the U.S.  
- **Netherlands (Utrecht)**: Origin of the disputed letter investigation.  
- **Beverly Hills, California**: Pharmacies where Donald Clark was employed.  

Key Events  
- **June 5, 1968**: RFK’s assassination at the Ambassador Hotel; Sirhan/Iqbal allegedly present and photographed with a camera.  
- **May 5, 1968**: Letter addressed to S.B. Stirhan postmarked in Utrecht, Netherlands, investigated as a hoax.  
- **December 12, 1968**: FBI polygraph examination of Crowe regarding Sirhan’s intent to assassinate RFK; results inconclusive due to inconsistent responses and refusal to continue without legal counsel.  
- **July 8, 1968**: Polygraph examination of Walter Crowe revealed discussions about Sirhan’s political views but no knowledge of assassination plans.  
- **October 1968**: Iqbal’s reported departure from the U.S., financial records, and credit issues noted.  
- **Investigation into Donald Clark**: FBI efforts to verify employment history, associations with radical groups, and potential ties to the assassination.  

Key Organizations  
- **Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)**: Conducted polygraph examinations, interviews, and investigations into Iqbal, Sirhan, Crowe, and Clark.  
- **Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS)**: Provided immigration records on Khalid Iqbal.  
- **Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD)**: Involved in inquiries about Sirhan’s activities and Donald Clark.  
- **Dutch police (Utrecht)**: Investigated the disputed letter and its authenticity.  
- **Employers Clearinghouse Agency**: Attempted to locate employment records for Donald Clark.

RFK Declassified Files

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