</s>92 1 1 2 interview? 2 3 "JR. FITTS: Not necessarily. 4 "JUDGE WALKER: Was there a written copy of the 4 "JR." FITITS: Not necessary. 5 see why we have to make it anything not in evidence I don't 6 "MR. FITS: Well, as Alice just said, the state- 7 ments are in evidence but the contents, however, were 8 never placed in evidence. 9 "JURGE WALKER: We just got the basis. 10 "JR.' FITS": We got the basics and the plastic 11 material, and if it ever got close enough to a magnet, 12 we don't even have the words. 13 13 "MR." HATCHER: Maybe that isn't the answer. 14 "THE COURT: Is there anything further? I don't 15 16 want to take too much of Judge Loring's time. "DEPUTY CHEF HOUGHTON: I have something and it 17 18 is only to tighten our position in this connection. What data you have been talking about is not over five percent 19 20 or less of the total investigation files, probably maybe two percent. The total investigation Files are are in great 21 detail and there is a whole gamut of miscellaneous non- 22 relevant material because this investigation started out 22 relevant materialbecause this investigation starts out 23 and wound up to be as thorough an investigation as it was 24 possible to make. Every lead that was a possible infer- 25 25 ence of conspiracy. No matter how remote or how insane it 26 might have sounded initially, was followed. From some 27 of this information, obviously, we interviewed a lot of people and you never knew who they were going to talk to. 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

**Key Individuals:**

* Peter John Talmachoff: Chief of the Criminal Division of the Los Angeles County Clerk's Office
* Judge Walker: Issued a court order regarding the handling of exhibits in the Sirhan case
* Judge Alarcon: Issued an earlier court order referenced by Judge Walker
* Guy Tracy and Mr. Wilson: Conferred with employees regarding Judge Walker's order

**Dates and Locations:**

* May 16, 1969: Meeting held in Judge Loring's chambers to discuss handling of exhibits
* August 17, 1970: Date of a letter signed by Attorney George Shibley (Exhibit 43)

**Significant Events or Activities:**

* Court order issued by Judge Walker regarding handling of exhibits in the Sirhan case
* Meeting held on May 16, 1969, to discuss handling of exhibits
* Polygraph examination taken, but relevance to assassination investigation unclear

**Evidence, Testimony, or Findings Mentioned:**

* Transcript of conversation between individual and polygraph examiner (may be relevant to assassination investigation)
* Judge Walker's order regarding handling of exhibits in the Sirhan case (mentioned as evidence)

**Assassination-Related Information:**

* The document references the "Sirhan case" and involves a court order issued by Judge Walker
* A woman was hit with one of the bullets wanted it as a souvenir

RFK Declassified Files

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