</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

John F. Kennedy, assassination, investigations, related individuals and events.

Names: John F. Kennedy, Sirhan, Al Fatah, Raul Hernandez, Earl Ray, Martin Luther King, Bob Dalan, Castro.

Dates and locations: June 5, 1968 (Ambassador Hotel), United States, Cuba, Fallas.

Significant events or activities:

* Investigation into the assassination of President Kennedy
* Identification of a suspect, Sirhan
* Connection to the murder of Martin Luther King by Earl Ray
* Argument between the witness and Bob Dalan over the wealth of the individuals involved
* Mention of Castro's involvement

Evidence, testimony, or findings mentioned:

* Witness statements about the events surrounding the assassination
* Physical evidence, such as a beard on one of the suspects
* Circumstantial evidence linking the suspects to the crime
* Testimony from witnesses and investigators

Connections to JFK, the assassination, or related investigations:

* Investigation into the assassination of President Kennedy
* Connection to the murder of Martin Luther King by Earl Ray
* Argument between the witness and Bob Dalan over the wealth of the individuals involved
* Mention of Castro's involvement

Raul Hernandez was questioned by police about his involvement in a verbal altercation with Sirhan Sirhan, the man accused of assassinating Robert F. Kennedy. Hernandez claims that he was at the Ambassador Hotel on June 5, 1968, and had a confrontation with Sirhan.

A conversation between Walter and his friend took place in a hotel room at 10:30 PM. The friend has been questioned by the FBI earlier that day, but he doesn't seem to be cooperative with their investigation. He mentions that he met Al Fatah, which is considered a meaningful thing regarding his contact with Sirhan.

The conversation takes a turn when the friend talks about his most violent act, which was hitting someone in a demonstration on June 23rd.

RFK Declassified Files

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