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John F. Kennedy was not directly involved in this summary, but his brother Senator Robert F. Kennedy was shot on June 5, 1968, at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles.

Sirhan Sirhan was identified as the shooter and taken into custody. Various individuals were interviewed by the FBI, including Bruce Edward Fulton, who knew Sirhan and described their conversations about Arab and Israeli conflicts.

Evidio Perira Acosta was also interviewed and identified a person he believed might have been Sirhan at a meeting in Hollywood, California. Other potential witnesses, such as Richard Hutton and Allen Yack, were identified but not directly involved in the events surrounding the shooting.

The FBI received information from various sources about potential witnesses who may have seen Sirhan in the vicinity of the Ambassador Hotel on June 4-5, 1968. However, some individuals denied any involvement or knowledge of the assassination.

Harold Edward Hughes, a correspondent with the Kennedy Party, witnessed the shooting and provided a statement to the FBI. He estimated that it took about 3 minutes for police to arrive after the shots were fired.

The FBI interviewed Mrs. Felicia Mas, who provided photos taken at a luncheon for Senator Robert Kennedy on May 20, 1968, which showed no signs of Sirhan Sirhan. The FBI also interviewed Hago H. Dijeredjian and his wife, who reported that they had made statements about the assassination before it occurred.

Dates and locations include:

* June 5, 1968: Senator Robert F. Kennedy was shot at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles.
* May 20, 1968: A luncheon for Senator Robert Kennedy was held, which was photographed by Mrs. Felicia Mas.
* June 11, 1968: Hago H. Dijeredjian left Phoenix on a Greyhound Bus to attend summer school at Eastern Oklahoma State College in Wilburton, Oklahoma.

Evidence and testimony include statements from various individuals who witnessed the shooting or had knowledge of the events surrounding it, as well as photos taken at the luncheon for Senator Robert Kennedy.

RFK Declassified Files

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