</s>192 1 A Yes, sir. 2 Q Is Mr. Tracy still employed by your office? 2 A No, sir .. 4 A men was it that Mr. Tracy left your employment? 5 A I'm afraid I cannot recall the exact date. 6 I believe it was in 1970, but I cannot say when -- possibly I believe It was in 1971, but i cannot recall this exact date .. 7 in May or in April, I'm not sure. 8 Was there some unusual circumstances connected 9 with his leaving your employment! 10 A Yes, Sir. 11 Was he asked to resign? 12 A I don't recall whether he was asked to resign 13 or, whether he resigned of his own volition. 14 I know that I had been dissatisfied with his 15 16 Wexk. In fact, I had, in effect, fired him from the super- 16 v. on of the Exhibit Section and put him in another section. 17 The actual circumstances of his leaving, as I 18 recall, were, I think, of his Own volition .. 19 recall ,, I thought, of its own voltion. I would just like to say that he was not 20 considered an acceptable employee, one whom we wanted to 21 retain. 22 in any event, was /r. tracy given any instruc- 23 tions in connection with making any copies of documentary 24 evidence that was introduced in the Sirhan case? 25 A Yes, sir/r, he was. 26 A ... mitt in instructions? 27 A 28 On several occasions I told him to get those things reproduced. 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Peter J. Talmachoff and Richard H. Wilson testified about their involvement in handling exhibits related to the Sirhan case, including court orders issued by Judges Alarcon and Walker. They stated that they did not recall personally reading or implementing these orders.

Witnesses were shown exhibit viewing slips related to the Sirhan case and asked if they had participated in any of these transactions. One witness replied that he normally would not have made out these slips, as it was usually done by a clerk.

Roger T. Brooke testified about his involvement in handling exhibits, including showing original gun and bullets to Mr. Harper. He stated that he did not switch documents during clerk's office work and did not hear supervisors discuss a mistake in permitting persons to see evidence.

The Grand Jury hearing involved witness testimony and questions asked regarding the Sirhan case investigation. Witnesses were cautioned not to discuss or impart information outside of the jury room until authorized by the Court.

Sirhan case: evidence and testimony discussed; possible connection to John F. Kennedy assassination (no explicit mention in this document snippet).

Grand Jury Exhibit Number 50 was mentioned as a document shown to witness Roger T. Brooke. Original gun and bullets were shown to Mr. Harper by Roger T. Brooke, but he was unsure if that was his name.

Witnesses stated that everyone who worked in the section had access to the safe where exhibits were kept. They also discussed the security of the Sirhan exhibits themselves, with one witness stating that there should be tighter security than they had at the time.

No specific dates were mentioned in this document snippet, but the location was possibly related to the clerk's office and the Sirhan case investigation.

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