</s>LA 56-156 2 Name. SALVADOR ACEVEDO MARTINES, Commonly known as Salvador Acevedo (MARTINes is mother's Name: Sex Male Nationalality Male Race White Birth Data September 7, 1918, Guadalajara, White Weight Jalisco, Mexico Weight 5 178 Build Squat with large stomach, Hair Black Boys Social Security Brown Number (in name SALVADO) California Drivers License or Car AUCEDO) California Drivers EMILIA MIRANDA, Mariano Jimenes Wife Number 44, Guadalajara, Mexico. Wife EMILIIA M.M.Mariano Jimenez. (lives here with their five (loves here with five Residence 322 33th Street, Los Angeles, California, Apartament 6 Previous residences 1635 West 23rd Street, 1k1 Constance, Los Angeles, California Employment Los Angeles. California World Way, Los Angeles (as) Hollywood, Los Angels, 201 Dishwasher in Los Angeles Previous Employment International Airport Restaurant; International Airport Century Boulevard, Los Angles. Ambassador Hotel, 3400 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles Brother Boulevard, Los ANGELes, 322 West JOSE ACEVADOD MARTINEES, 3200 WILshire at International Hotel, 322 Century Bouleyard, los Angeles (he is two years older than SALVADAOR and was also born in Guadalalajara) -13- 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

John Puetz, a student at Indiana University, was in the vestibule of the Embassy Room at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles when he was told that Senator Robert Kennedy had been shot.

Various students and individuals were interviewed regarding their potential involvement with the Kennedy campaign. They stated that they had worked on Senator Kennedy's campaign in Oregon and California and had attended a meeting at the Ambassador Hotel on June 5, 1968. However, none of them saw or heard anything unusual on the night of the assassination.

John Puetz recalled being with James D. Nico, a student at Saint Meinrad College, in the Press Room of the Ambassador Hotel, possibly Room 109, where two men said they were KENNEDY aides. One of these individuals, named Gary, believed he could have saved Senator Kennedy's life if he had jumped between the Senator and the assistant with a gun.

Justin Moorhead, Head Resident at Wylie Hall, Occidental College, was interviewed on October 10, 1968, regarding his knowledge of Robert Kennedy's assassination. He stated that he did not know how his name came up as being present at the Ambassador Hotel during the shooting, and that he had worked at KENNEDY headquarters in Los Angeles but did not attend the celebration scheduled for the Ambassador Hotel.

Linda Louise Billiot, a student at the University of California at Santa Barbara, was interviewed on October 14, 1968. She stated that she had gone to Los Angeles with a group of students and supporters from her university to watch Senator Kennedy's victory speech. She did not have any firsthand information concerning the shooting.

Mrs. Ellenore Severns, housewife, was interviewed on June 6, 1968, regarding KHALIBAR KHAN and his family. She stated that she had identified a photograph of Sirhan Sirhan as being a young man who had observed near the front door of Senator Kennedy's campaign headquarters in Los Angeles.

Mrs. Severns recalled seeing a young man with KHALIBAR KHAN on June 2, 1968, at the Ambassador Hotel. She stated that she still believed it was Sirhan Sirhan who was with KHALIBAR KHAN on that day.

Laurence David Strick, Phelan Hall, University of San Francisco, identified a photograph of KHAIBAR KHAN as being definitely the individual in the photograph. He also recognized the photograph of ROUHANGI ROUTI ROURHAN, also known as Rose Khan.

Monroevrote (Mrs.) was interviewed on June 25, 1968, regarding her knowledge of Senator Kennedy's assassination. She stated that she had been in charge of volunteer workers at the KENNEDY headquarters and had gone to the Ambassador Hotel on the night of the shooting.

KHALIBAR KHAN and his family were under deportation proceedings due to overstaying their visas. They claimed no absences from the United States since 1963, but INS records showed that they had been out of status at least since 1965.

The FBI conducted interviews with various individuals regarding KHALIBAR KHAN and his family, including Mrs. Severns, who identified a photograph of Sirhan Sirhan as being a young man who had observed near the front door of Senator Kennedy's campaign headquarters in Los Angeles.

Larry Strick stated that on June 26, 1968, he observed Sirhan Sirhan at the Kennedy campaign headquarters in St. Louis, Missouri, along with Khabar Khan. However, when re-interviewed on August 18, 1968, Strick retracted his statement and said he did not see Sirhan.

Estelle Sterns stated that on June 4, 1968, she observed four individuals at the Kennedy campaign headquarters in Los Angeles, including Khabar Khan. She described one of them as Sirhan B. Sirhan, but later admitted to making a mistake regarding her observations.

Sterns further stated that during her conversation with Sirhan and another individual, she observed that both were carrying guns in shoulder holsters. When questioned about the inconsistency in her statements, Sterns refused to admit any mistakes and insisted on the correctness of her initial statement.

Other individuals, including Margaret Sweeney, Adele Leopold, Eleanor Severson, Larry Beck, Magdalena Food, and Khabar Khan, were also interviewed in relation to the investigation. They stated that they observed Khabar Khan at the Kennedy campaign headquarters but did not see Sirhan.

The Los Angeles Police Department conducted a supplemental investigation regarding Khabar Khan's involvement with the Kennedy campaign. The investigation revealed that Khan used names of individuals from his family and an organization known as the "United Patrons for Justice" on volunteer worker cards submitted to the campaign. However, none of these individuals could be located or confirmed to have been involved with the campaign.

A radio broadcast regarding the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy was reported in various parts of the world prior to the actual event occurring. The Department of State investigated these reports and found that a news report claiming Kennedy's assassination had originated from Deutschland, "Funk!"

Sirhan Sirhan was identified as the assassin by several witnesses, including Mrs. Ellenore Severns, who stated that she had seen him near the front door of Senator Kennedy's campaign headquarters in Los Angeles.

The investigation into the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy revealed that Khabar Khan and his family were under deportation proceedings due to overstaying their visas.

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