</s>Subject has numeros vehicles registered in he and his wife's name (Peggy). The vehicles are a 64" Olds-JZP663, 62" Pont- 4DR - JXN. 377, 64 Ford P/U T49620 and a boat trailer "Ziema" DF2470 Subjects mother: Peggy Walsworth, 2312 North El Molino, Altadena. Nothing further. 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary:  
The documents include administrative records, polygraph interview transcripts, and fragmented dialogue related to the RFK assassination investigation. Vehicle registration details for Robert F. Kennedy (RFK) and his wife Peggy Walsworth list an Oldsmobile, Pontiac, Ford pickup truck, and a boat trailer. A polygraph interview with Walter Crowe discusses his knowledge of Sirhan Sirhan, potential political motivations for the assassination, and their school-year interactions. The transcript details control tests, personal information about Crowe (age, residence in Pasadena/Los Angeles), and references to educational institutions like Pasadena City College (P.C.C.) and UCLA. It notes Sirhan’s academic decline at P.C.C., though this is not corroborated by other sources. Another polygraph examination involves Walter Olay, who was questioned about Sirhan’s alleged intent to assassinate RFK. Olay mentioned political affiliations with groups like the Young Democrats and Socialist Party, as well as civil rights activities in the 1960s. A fragmented interview transcript references RFK’s mother as a "very bitter woman" with negative feelings toward the Arab Ismaili community, political tensions, and racial attitudes. The text also includes form numbers (Form 618, R-3-4) and declassification markings under Executive Order 14176. A separate interview discusses Sirhan’s expressed aspirations to become wealthy through horse racing, his racist views toward Jews, admiration for Hitler, and political discussions about the National Liberation Front and Latin America. The speaker notes Sirhan’s lack of serious political commitment and uncertainty about any connection to violent actions against politicians.  

Key People:  
- Robert F. Kennedy (RFK)  
- Peggy Walsworth (wife of RFK)  
- Walter Crowe (subject of polygraph interview)  
- Sirhan Sirhan (assassin of RFK)  
- Walter Olay (subject of polygraph examination)  
- Mr. Shoaror (professor at Pasadena City College)  
- Bill (friend of Walter mentioned in the context of discussing Sirhan)  
- Al Ratche (possibly a misspelled name)  
- Terry, Walter Lehn, Cordon Wear (mentioned in fragmented dialogue)  

Key Locations:  
- Altadena, California (Peggy Walsworth’s address)  
- Pasadena, California (Pasadena City College, Bob’s Hamburgers)  
- Los Angeles, California (residence of Walter Crowe)  
- New York (mentioned as a school location for Bill)  
- Co-op (location where Walter and Bill interacted)  

Key Events:  
- Vehicle registration records for RFK and Peggy Walsworth  
- Polygraph interview with Walter Crowe regarding Sirhan Sirhan, political motives, and their school-year interactions  
- Polygraph examination of Walter Olay about Sirhan’s alleged assassination plot against RFK and his political affiliations  
- Discussions about Sirhan’s academic performance at Pasadena City College and its decline  
- Fragmented dialogue referencing RFK’s mother as a "very bitter woman" with negative feelings toward the Arab Ismaili community  
- Political discussions between Walter and Sirhan about communism, race, Latin America, and the National Liberation Front  
- Reference to the aftermath of RFK’s assassination, including Sirhan’s involvement as a suspect  

Key Organizations:  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) – implied through polygraph procedures and investigative context  
- Pasadena City College (P.C.C.)  
- Young Democrats, Socialist Party (mentioned in political affiliations)  
- Communist Party (discussed in relation to Sirhan’s potential membership)  
- Rubois Club/Dubois (organization Walter was part of, though Sirhan was not a member)

RFK Declassified Files

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