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Summary  
The documents detail fragmented investigations into Robert F. Kennedy’s assassination (June 5, 1968) and related inquiries involving multiple jurisdictions. A National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) report from January 22, 1969, noted that Ali Ali Sayidi (also known as Allmed Sayyali, Achmed Sqyd, etc.) was not corroborated as involved in Kennedy’s assassination but remained under scrutiny for potential illegal entry into the Philippines. The FBI continued monitoring his movements and interactions with Philippine authorities.  

Patricia Wells, a 16-year-old resident of Houston, Texas, was questioned about writing a letter to Mrs. Robert F. Kennedy in June 1968. She denied involvement, citing lack of contact with the Kennedys and her typewriter’s potential misuse by others. Her mother, Mrs. Lois Grube, corroborated her account, suggesting the letter may have been forged.  

The FBI also pursued a book titled *Kennedy and Sirihan... Why?* authored by Mohamed T. Meidhi, seeking connections to Kennedy’s assassination. Efforts to obtain copies from New World Press in New York and Los Angeles were unsuccessful at the time. A 1968 cable referenced an interview with Meidhi on a TV show but noted the book’s unavailability for purchase.  

Witness interviews related to Walter Sherrier Crowe were shared between the FBI and Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD). The LAPD conducted polygraph exams on Crowe, though results were not disclosed to the defense. A motion to quash Sirhan Bishara Sirhan’s indictment was discussed in court, with defense attorneys arguing systemic biases in grand jury selection based on age, economic status, and racial representation.  

The document also includes fragmented records of unrelated legal processes, such as grand jury demographics in Los Angeles, administrative routing slips, and FBI case files referencing non-RFK-related investigations. A transcription of an interview with Oliver Brindley Owen (also known as Jerry Owen) details his movements and encounters in Los Angeles around the time of the assassination, including interactions with law enforcement.  

Key People  
- **Ali Ali Sayidi** (Allmed Sayyali, Achmed Sqyd): Subject of NBI investigation for potential illegal entry into the Philippines.  
- **Patricia Wells**: 16-year-old Houston resident questioned about writing a letter to Mrs. Robert F. Kennedy.  
- **Mrs. Lois Grube**: Patricia’s mother, provided details on her typewriter and family background.  
- **Mohamed T. Meidhi**: Author of *Kennedy and Sirihan... Why?*, referenced in FBI inquiries.  
- **Sirhan Bishara Sirhan**: Accused of assassinating Robert F. Kennedy; subject of grand jury proceedings.  
- **Oliver Brindley Owen** (Jerry Owen): Associated with Rampart’s Magazine and had interactions with LAPD regarding the Kennedy investigation.  
- **Grant B. Cooper**: Defense lawyer representing Sirhan.  
- **Kenneth N. Chantry, Arthur L. Alarcon, Edward Brand**: Judges involved in grand jury selection processes.  
- **William A. Goodwin**: Superior Court jury commissioner.  

Key Locations  
- **Manila, Philippines**: Site of NBI investigation into Sayidi.  
- **Houston, Texas**: Patricia Wells’ residence; location of FBI inquiries.  
- **Los Angeles, California**: Center for FBI and LAPD investigations, including witness interviews and polygraph exams.  
- **New York City**: Publisher of *Kennedy and Sirihan... Why?* (New World Press).  
- **Beverly Hills, Brentwood, West Los Angeles, Palisades Peninsula**: Juror residences mentioned in grand jury demographics analysis.  
- **Oxnard, Santa Ana, Hollywood**: Locations referenced in Owen’s interview transcript.  
- **Santa Catalina Street**: Referenced in meeting arrangements context.  

Key Events  
- **June 5, 1968**: Assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy in Los Angeles.  
- **January 22, 1969**: NBI report shared with FBI regarding Ali Ali Sayidi’s potential involvement.  
- **1968 Grand Jury Proceedings**: Sirhan Bishara Sirhan indicted for Kennedy’s assassination; defense challenged jury selection biases.  
- **Polygraph Exam on Walter Sherrier Crowe**: Results not disclosed to the defense, per LAPD records.  
- **Book Investigation**: FBI efforts to obtain *Kennedy and Sirihan... Why?* from New World Press.  
- **Grand Jury Demographics Analysis**: Focus on socioeconomic profiles of jurors selected for high-profile cases.  
- **Interview with Oliver Brindley Owen**: Details about his movements and encounters in Los Angeles around the time of the assassination.  

Key Organizations  
- **Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)**: Conducted investigations into Sayidi, Patricia Wells, book authorship, and case handling.  
- **National Bureau of Investigation (NBI)**: Philippine agency involved in Sayidi’s case.  
- **Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD)**: Provided witness interviews and polygraph data to FBI.  
- **Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office**: Oversaw grand jury proceedings against Sirhan Bishara Sirhan and prepared weekly summaries for media.  
- **Superior Court of Los Angeles County**: Oversaw grand jury processes and trial proceedings.  
- **New World Press**: Publisher of *Kennedy and Sirihan... Why?*; referenced in FBI inquiries.

RFK Declassified Files

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