</s>50 Q But these people, did they they knew Stihan personally? 2 A They knew him as an acquaintance, as a school 3 acquaintances. 4 A From where? P.C.C ., C.C ..? 5 A P.C ..., a little bit in high school, but-yeah, I 6 A I saw man five weeks before the thing, you know. I 7 Did any of them see him five voks before the things? 8 Did any off them see film five vooks before the 9 A No, not to. my knowledge. 10 Okay, now, when he-when he wanted to talk to you 11 five weeks before this thing went down, again is there some- 12 thing that you're overlooking? In other words, if I wore to 13 ack you a question other than what you have told ma about a 14 conversation at Bob's g ... 15 A Right. 16 17 -- is there anything that you discussed, discussed. discussed. 18 with Stihann that could have been socthing that induced him or held him to do the doed that he did do? 18 A I'm-I'm 'I'm'-I'm'n'n sure there must have been. That's very 20 20 important, don't it? Right. You know, revolutionary, you 21 know, plain revolutionizey influence. You knew, revolutionized, (9) even involved in it, 22 I was right there, changed his soles, stepped into the show 23 of a revolutionary. 24 24 A Hall, how did you do this? A Well, as I told you, he said that in politics; you 26 Know, you have to be total contentment in this whole thing, yo Form 619 (R-3-4) 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary  
The documents detail fragmented interviews and interrogations related to the RFK assassination investigation, focusing on discussions about Sirhan Sirhan’s potential ideological influences, political affiliations, and legal constraints on investigative disclosures. Participants speculate on his motivations, connections to groups like the Peace and Freedom Party, and interactions with figures such as Tom Good (linked to student activism). Legal restrictions are emphasized, particularly regarding confidentiality with authorities like Mayor Vorty. Other materials reference law enforcement interactions involving Sgt. McGann and Sgt. Mount, identifying suspects linked to Arabic/Persian backgrounds and meetings in areas like Century City and Hollywood. A verbal altercation is noted at a meeting where anti-American remarks were exchanged, with claims that the suspect was not Sirhan but another individual possibly tied to subversive activities. References to Cuban political figures and legal procedures appear in unrelated contexts, alongside mentions of Spanish phrases and forms such as Form 618 (R-3-4) and Form 638 (R-3-4).  

Key People  
- Sirhan Sirhan (assumed subject of discussion; speculated to have ideological ties and potential connections to political groups)  
- Tom Good (associated with student activism and San Jose State University)  
- Walter (interviewer or participant in discussions about Sirhan’s motivations)  
- Mayor Vorty (authority figure referenced in legal disclosure restrictions)  
- Al Fathal (group operating across the Jordan River, mentioned in context of potential terrorism links)  
- Kahn Bousmand (identified as present at a meeting with Arabic/Persian individuals)  
- Jose Diarne (interviewee discussing a verbal altercation and mistaken identity claims)  
- Lt. Pena, Sgt. Mount (law enforcement officers involved in the investigation)  
- Hilda (individual who contacted the interviewee about threats)  
- Bob Dalan (involved in an argument regarding Cuban political affiliations)  

Key Locations  
- Pasadena (implied through references to individuals living there)  
- San Jose State University (linked to Tom Good’s activism)  
- Jordan River (associated with Al Fathal group operations)  
- Century City, Hollywood, Los Angeles (locations of meetings and law enforcement interactions)  
- United States (contextual location for legal proceedings and judicial systems)  

Key Events  
- Discussions about Sirhan Sirhan’s potential ideological influences and political affiliations  
- Legal restrictions on disclosing investigative details to authorities like Mayor Vorty  
- Verbal altercation at a meeting involving anti-American, pro-Communist remarks  
- Identification of suspects linked to Arabic/Persian backgrounds and meetings in Los Angeles  
- Claims that the suspect was not Sirhan Sirhan but another individual possibly tied to subversive activities  
- Argument between Bob Dalan and an unknown individual regarding Cuban political affiliations  
- References to credibility gaps, investigative processes, and technicalities in legal procedures  

Key Organizations  
- Peace and Freedom Party (mentioned as a political group associated with participants)  
- Law enforcement agencies (implied through references to Sgt. McGann, Sgt. Mount, Lt. Pena, and unspecified investigators)  
- FBI (implied through document markings and investigative context)  
- U.S. judicial system (contextual reference in discussions about legal procedures and forms)  
- Entities associated with Cuban political activities (contextually referenced but not explicitly named)

RFK Declassified Files

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