</s>she displays on her vehicle. She stated that these posters reflect her own philosophy and do not represent affiliation with any group. She has no criminal record. A detailed medical record of Mrs. Teresa was not available. The following information was obtained from the Los Angeles County General Hospital and the Los Angels County Department of Adoption: On December 2, 1962, attempted of Los Angeles County General Hospital (PF#1508423). She told the psychiatrist at that time that she could not get along with her mother. She was released to her mother on December 5, 1962. On April 2, 1963, she was again by . On May 5, 1963 , she was released and referred to the Los Angeles County Depart- ment of Adoption. The Los Angeles County Department of Adoption referred her to a maternity home, and she later gave birth to an illegitimate child which was placed for adoption by that department. In 1963 the social worker's report stated that Mrs. Teresi was disassociated from life, had no friends, refused to work at school, was disobedient and considered by school authorities to be uneducable. The report further stated that the source of her problems appeared to be the relationship that existed between -542- 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary  
The document details multiple investigative efforts related to Robert F. Kennedy’s (RFK) assassination and associated claims. It includes reviews of Teresa’s medical and social history, including hospital records and adoption-related information from 1962–1963. Investigations at the Golden Garter Inn examined allegations that Sirhan B. Sirhan made threatening remarks to James L. Wilson in May 1968, with conflicting witness accounts and polygraph results indicating some testimonies were false. The inquiry concluded Andrese, not Sirhan, was seen at the bar, and the alleged threat was part of a political discussion. John Gearhart’s claim of meeting Sirhan at "The Talk of the Town" bar in Glendora on June 4, 1968, was found fabricated after polygraph testing. The Biltmore Hotel investigation revealed employees Veronica De Nier and Eva Grecco falsely claimed Sirhan registered there on June 1, 1968, despite hotel records confirming no such registration. John Fahey’s allegations of a conspiracy involving Munir Sirhan were debunked through inconsistent statements and polygraph results. Separate investigations addressed hypnosis sessions with Dr. Ray La Scala, bomb threats related to RFK’s San Fernando Valley College speech, and claims about CIA involvement in RFK’s potential assassination. Harold Weisberg’s informant alleged RFK reviewed JFK assassination evidence at the National Archives and believed the Warren Commission’s findings were correct, though these claims could not be verified. A forged payroll check linked to Sirhan Sirhan was cashed by Kenneth Blay, with handwriting analysis suggesting his involvement, though the case was closed due to lack of identification.  

Key People  
- Teresa (individual with medical/social history)  
- James L. Wilson  
- Robert Andresse  
- Joseph and Carl Martigiani  
- Dorothy Manning  
- John Gearhart  
- Veronica De Nier  
- Eva Grecco  
- Munir Sirhan  
- John Fahey  
- Dr. Ray La Scala  
- Frank Mankiewicz (RFK’s press secretary)  
- Harold Weisberg (author of JFK assassination conspiracy book)  
- Kenneth Blay (individual who cashed forged payroll check)  
- James Hoffa Jr. (allegedly made threats against RFK)  
- Anita Stewart (reported threatening conversations involving Hoffa Jr.)  
- Antoine Foud Khoury (linked to Sirhan family through acquaintances)  
- Leonard Davis (insurance broker; meeting location cited in Hoffa Jr. allegations)  
- Theron Tyson (represented Teamsters Union at meetings with Davis)  

Key Locations  
- Los Angeles County General Hospital  
- Los Angeles County Department of Adoption  
- Golden Garter Inn (Alhambra, California)  
- "The Talk of the Town" bar (Glendora, California)  
- Biltmore Hotel (Los Angeles, California)  
- Loma Linda University  
- San Fernando Valley College (Los Angeles, California)  
- Corona Police Department  
- Granja Vista Del Rio Ranch  
- Hatten Grocery Store  
- Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Intelligence Division  
- San Fernando Police Station  
- Trancas Restaurant, Sun Valley, Oxnard  

Key Events  
- Teresa’s hospitalizations and adoption-related records (1962–1963)  
- Alleged threatening remarks by Sirhan at Golden Garter Inn (May 1968)  
- John Gearhart’s false claim of meeting Sirhan at Glendora bar (June 4, 1968)  
- Biltmore Hotel registration discrepancy and fabricated claims about Sirhan’s stay (June 1, 1968)  
- Hypnosis sessions with Dr. La Scala: Fahey became excited about details of a woman’s alleged statements, leading to inconsistencies in his account  
- Bomb threat call related to RFK’s visit to San Fernando Valley College; security measures deployed for RFK’s speech  
- Object struck RFK’s forehead during speech (likely a flashbulb)  
- Informant warned Harold Weisberg that RFK had reviewed JFK assassination evidence at the National Archives and believed Warren Commission findings were correct  
- Forged payroll check linked to Sirhan Sirhan cashed by Kenneth Blay; handwriting analysis suggested his involvement  
- FBI checked overseas radio broadcasts in May 1968 for mentions of Kennedy’s injury or death; none found  
- Investigation into James Hoffa Jr.’s alleged threats against RFK dismissed due to inconsistencies in Anita Stewart’s timeline and statements  

Key Organizations  
- Los Angeles County Department of Adoption  
- Alhambra Police Department  
- Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD)  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Scientific Investigation Division (polygraph examinations)  
- Biltmore Hotel management  
- Business Office Division, Intelligence Division  
- Corona Police Department  
- Riverside Sheriff’s Department  
- Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Intelligence Division  
- Glendale International Club (Y.W.C.A.)  
- San Fernando Valley College (Los Angeles)

RFK Declassified Files

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