</s>moncy, has been seen with him-I don't know the people that 1 2 he is associated with because I'm not an investigator. That 3 from what I have heard from other sources, Garrison and soma 4 people with Garrison. 5 What do you think of the possibility of him being 6 turned on by a nationalistio fervor? 7 A Well, I said that could be turned on. You mean 8 a nationalistie fervor against Kennedy? 9 an Arabic nationalistic fervor after the Sixx 10 Days' War with Egypt? 11 A He could have been. He could have said it's a 12 torrible thing (a) but I think he's a little -- long enough in 13 this country, let's face it. 14 You mention an office here. You say you have en office? 16 17 A Yeah. Where is that? 18 A 9000 Sunset Boulevard, Suite 510. We're just 19 moving an, and it's just being decorated. The name of the 20 company as Color Corporation of America. 21 BY SCR, CNCiNG: Color Corporation? 22 A Color, end I'm president if it's, and 16's a 23 Locally-cined subsidiary of Gyro, G-y-y -o-o, Dynamics Corporation. 24 and I'm a vice president of Gyros. 25 25 A IN SCR. SANDLIN: This is a local firm, too? 26 A No, Gyro is in Salt Lake City. We are in the Form 613 (R-3-4) 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary: The text contains transcripts of interviews discussing aspects of the RFK assassination investigation, including references to George Garrison, Clay Shaw, Wally Sherwin, and other individuals linked to the case. Discussions involve meetings between interviewees and Garrison in January 1968, speculation about surveillance methods such as bugged phones, and potential funding sources for Garrison's activities. References are made to Garrison's "Garrison Archives" containing records of suspicious deaths and his alleged connections to the Kennedy family. The interviews also mention Jack Ruby's involvement, evidence presented to Ronald Buck (attorney and president of The Factory), and claims about FBI and other agencies' lack of action on certain information. Legal restrictions on discussing the RFK assassination case due to court orders are noted, as well as interactions with individuals connected to RFK's family and political networks. Unrelated personal details about the speaker's legal troubles involving forgery in 1960-1965 and career shifts from Time Magazine to media ventures are included but not directly tied to the assassination investigation.  

Key People: Robert F. Kennedy (RFK), George Garrison, Clay Shaw, Wally Sherwin, Ronald Buck, Jack Ruby, General Walker, Jim Wells, Pierre Sallinger, Maria Cole, Ron Buck, Edgar Eugene Bradley, FBI agents, New Orleans State Police, Dallas County Sheriff's Department, Sirhan Sirhan, Maria Oswald, Lyndon Johnson, Peter Lawford, John Kennedy, SCG. STRONG, SCR. SANDLIN, SGT. STRONG, Richard Nixon (implied via "Time Magazine"), Paul Macsmanner, George Davis, Stan Berman, Maria Cole, Pierre Sallinger.  

Key Locations: New Orleans, Los Angeles, Salt Lake City, Van Nuys, Santa Clara County, Fresno, Rutherford, New Jersey, United States Commissioner office in New Jersey, KIO General (Los Angeles), Channel 9 (Los Angeles), Dallas (Texas), Indiana, Sunset Strip (Los Angeles), Flags, Texas, Washington D.C., unspecified locations related to military and political operations.  

Key Events: Meetings between the speaker and Garrison in January 1968; discussions about Garrison's associates, potential funding sources, and surveillance methods; speculation on Garrison's connections to the Kennedy family and his "Garrison Archives"; mention of Jack Ruby's alleged involvement in the assassination; evidence presented to Ronald Buck; claims about FBI and other agencies' lack of action on certain information; legal restrictions on discussing the RFK assassination case due to court orders; interactions with individuals connected to RFK's family and political networks; references to the National States Rights Party and its financial ties.  

Key Organizations: Color Corporation of America, Gyro Dynamics Corporation (Salt Lake City), KIO General (Los Angeles), Time Magazine, Video Communications (Desert Hot Springs/Paris), Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Secret Service, Los Angeles Police Department, District Attorney's Office, National States Rights Party, unspecified military and intelligence agencies.

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