</s>OPTIONAL FORM NO. 19 $10-108 GSA G.E.G.E ., NO. 2 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum SAC, LOS ANGELES (56-156) DATE: 6/19/68 TO: : SA G ., J. MOOREHEAD FROM : SA G .. J. MOOOREHEAD SUBJECT: KENSALT In the papers and notebooks of SIRIHAN SIFHAN are suspect: KENSAULT various names: One such name is set out as STRYNE CHAPMANN. On 6/17/16/17, JOHN HANSON, TRBP, advised the writer that one TRYNE CHAPHAN, DOB 6/21/18, is a jockey, the CHAPMAN was arrested 1/10/16 at Portland, Oregon on a hit-and-run charge. CHAPMAN is full blooded Yakima Indian whose last known address is P.O. Box 10,10%, Washington. Last mother is MARY JIN CHAPMEN. at the same address. HANSON advised that TOM TOMSMO, a horse trainer, is a brother of CHAPMAR and is currently TOMSOMO, a HORSE TRAINER, is Race Track, Portland, Oregan, HANSTON believe that CHAPMAIN was a veteran of the Portland Oregon. HANSON believes that CHAPHMAN with TRP Agent Eugene, DANFORTH, be made for further information. A teletype lead has been set out for Portland to determine CHAPAN'S knowledge, if any, of SIFRHAN. GJM:gow Les Les 50/56/A-275 J6-1898 (1) SEARCH-IED INDEXED 9/2 SERIALIZED ACPRED JUL 11 1968 FSI -LOS ANGELES 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O ., 14176

John F. Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy, and related investigations:

* Sirhan Sirhan was accused of assassinating Robert F. Kennedy.
* The FBI investigated various individuals and organizations related to the assassination.
* M. Saffouh Al-Akhraass stated that Sirhan Sirhan has never been a member of the National Organization of Arab Students (OAS).
* The OAS made a press release on June 5, 1968, disclaiming any knowledge of Sirhan and stating he was not a member of the national or local organization.
* Carl R. Redeene stated that he did not know Sirhan.

Dates and locations:

* June 4, 1968: Robert F. Kennedy was assassinated at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles, California.
* June 5, 1968: OAS made a press release disclaiming any knowledge of Sirhan.
* June 24, 1968: FBI searched for information on Ghattas.
* July 2, 1968: FBI interviewed Henry Kokojan and A.W. Jiser.
* July 6, 1968: Treasury Department's United States Secret Service Office of the Director was informed about the investigation.

Significant events or activities:

* Sirhan Sirhan was accused of assassinating Robert F. Kennedy.
* The FBI investigated various individuals and organizations related to the assassination.
* The OAS made a press release disclaiming any knowledge of Sirhan.
* The Treasury Department's United States Secret Service Office of the Director provided information on a person who claimed to have knowledge about Sirhan.

Connections to JFK, the assassination, or related investigations:

* Sirhan Sirhan was accused of assassinating Robert F. Kennedy, which is connected to the investigation into his death.
* The FBI investigated various individuals and organizations related to the assassination.
* The OAS made a press release disclaiming any knowledge of Sirhan.

Evidence, testimony, or findings mentioned:

* M. Saffouh Al-Akhraass stated that Sirhan Sirhan has never been a member of the national organization.
* The OAS made a press release stating that Sirhan was not a member of the national or local organization.
* Carl R. Redeene stated that he did not know Sirhan.
* Henry Kokojan and A.W. Jiser were interviewed by the FBI, but their statements are not mentioned in this summary.
* M.C. Henderson advised that John H. Walker would contact the FBI upon his arrival in Dallas.
* The Treasury Department's United States Secret Service Office of the Director provided information on a person who claimed to have knowledge about Sirhan.

Individuals and organizations:

* Sirhan Sirhan: Accused of assassinating Robert F. Kennedy.
* M. Saffouh Al-Akhraass: Stated that Sirhan Sirhan has never been a member of the National Organization of Arab Students (OAS).
* The OAS: Made a press release disclaiming any knowledge of Sirhan and stating he was not a member of the national or local organization.
* Carl R. Redeene: Stated that he did not know Sirhan.
* Henry Kokojan and A.W. Jiser: Interviewed by the FBI, but their statements are not mentioned in this summary.
* M.C. Henderson: Advised that John H. Walker would contact the FBI upon his arrival in Dallas.

Note: This summary only includes information related to John F. Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy, and related investigations.

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