</s>removed these fragments from the cabinet and gave them to Officer Orozco. 57 2 Bullet fragments from victim Schrade. Deputy District Attorney Pitts indicated that Items 56 and 57 will be used in the trial. June 6, 1968 1917 Corning Avenue, Los Angeles Edith Goldstein found below items in an alley at the rear of 1829 Crescent Heights Boulevard, Los Angeles. She took them to her home, 1917 Corning, and gave Them to Officer J. W. Reeves: 58 1 Shoes, "Quali Craft," black, size 9B. 59 1 Purse, ladies, 10" x 12", black with red interior. 60 1 Hair spray, "Lanolin Plus," 9 ounce can. 61 5 Cosmetics, miscellaneous items from purse (liquid foundation, two lipstick cases, one rouge case, also Woolworth sales slip). 62 10 brown paper bag containing: Spray Mist, four plastic headbands, one fluid make up, white rim sunglasses, white earrings, one lipstick, bob pins, blue hairdnet cap, one 63 1 BRA, "Levable", white, size 34-B. 64 1 Panties, "Greenco Maid", pink, size 7, large. 65 1 Dress, ladies', size 9, gray with white dots. 66 1 Panty girdle, "lovable," white,size medium. 67 1 Slip, "Baronet," black," size 34. 68 1 Nylon stockings, "Ironwear," brown, unknown size. Above items were of no evidential value according to Deputy District Attorney Pittts. 2028 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

**Key Findings:**

* The assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy was investigated by various agencies and individuals.
* Sirhan Sirhan was arraigned on June 5, 1968, for the murder of Senator Kennedy.
* A Grand Jury indictment was returned charging Sirhan with murder and five counts of Assault With a Deadly Weapon, With Intent to Commit Murder.

**People Involved:**

* Sirhan Sirhan
* L.A. County Public Defender Richard Buckley
* Deputy District Attorney John Howard
* Judge Joan Dempsey Klein
* Judge Herbert V. Walker

**Locations Mentioned:**

* Division 40, Los Angeles Municipal Court
* Department 100, Superior Court
* Department 107, Room 832, Hall of Justice

**Dates and Locations:**

* June 5, 1968: Search of Sirhan residence conducted.
* October 14, 1968: Trial date postponed.
* December 9, 1968: Trial proceedings resumed.
* December 3, 1968: Attorney Grant Cooper entered the case.
* January 6, 1969: Preliminary sessions of the trial started.

**Evidence and Testimony:**

* Two notebooks, a U.S. Treasury Department envelope, and other items were found in Sirhan's bedroom with handwriting identified as belonging to him.
* Sgt. William Brandt testified that Adel Sirhan gave permission for the search.
* Munir Sirhan testified he had not given permission for the search.
* Mary Sirhan identified her son, Sirhan B. Sirhan, as the defendant.

**Findings and Rulings:**

* Judge Herbert V. Walker denied the defense motion to suppress evidence, ruling the search was not unreasonable.
* Department 107-A was adjourned until December 9, 1968.

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