</s>KENSALT Noyes also expressed considerable suspicion as to how and why Russell Parsons was selected to represent Sirhan in the recent trial. He stated that it has come to his attention, that Parsons had a considerable dislike for Robert Kennedy, Kennedy, was with the United States Senate Racketes when he, Kennedy, was within the alleged investigation of Parsons Committee. Noyees also advised that he has listened studioustly and many times to the tape recording made of the interview with Sirhan by Dr. Diamond, at which time Sirhan was under hypnosis. One of the names mentioned by Sirhan, while under hypnosis: "One of the Names mentioned by Mr. Sirhan," the name of "Kathleen was mentioned by sirhan, Dr.Diamond immediately made a reference to Kathleen Rafferty, the further identified by Noyes. Noyes suggested that the "Kathy" identified by Noyes, and who died in the Los Angeles Fulmer recently found a victim of an overdose of late Kathy in Los Angeles motel, and on the morning that Pulmer died County General Hospital. On the morning there were two phones call advising him that Kathy Pulmer was dead. The telephone call caller furnished further information and the caller has not been identified. NoYES has determined that one Jose to her death. He did while he was in the hospital and prior talk to her since she was comatose and have an opportunity to consultuous before she died. conducted by District Attorney Jim Garrison of New Orleans, Louisiana, Nayes suggested that Garrison failed in his prosecutive efforts because the Eugene Bradley of North Hollywood, whom Garrison suspected was in reality of Jim Bradley, mentioned above, who was also used the alias of Gene Bradley. Noye's explained that on the day of the assassination of President John P. Kennedy, in Dallas, Braden was present in that city was interviewed by a Deputy Sheriff of the Dallas Sheriff's Office, atwhich time he advised that the had been in the Texas Book Depository building or some other building, attempting to make a telephone call. -5- 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

The documents detail FBI Los Angeles investigations into Robert F. Kennedy’s assassination (June 5, 1968) and related matters, including inquiries into Sirhan Bishara Sirhan’s legal defense team, alleged firearm purchases at Donna Herrick’s gunshop in San Gabriel, California, and connections to narcotics operations involving Juan and Robert Hernandez in Tijuana, Mexico. The FBI reviewed a tape recording from the Ambassador Hotel, which was deemed non-pertinent to RFK’s assassination. Legal actions against Grant Cooper, an attorney involved with Sirhan’s case, are mentioned, alongside references to conspiracy theories linking Sirhan to broader networks. Administrative memos and law enforcement records from 1969 reference indictments for criminal contempt of court, illegal possession of a script, and conspiracy charges involving figures such as Maurice H. Cobbs, Raymond Bernard Cohen, and P. William Marshall Morgan. A separate case involves ADEL BISHARA SIRHAN, arrested for DUI and other offenses in August 1969, with a trial scheduled for October 2, 1969. Traffic collision reports from March 27, 1969, detail an accident involving Murray Allen and a pedestrian, though no direct link to RFK or his assassination is established.  

Key People  
- **Sirhan Bishara Sirhan**: Accused of assassinating RFK; his legal defense team included Luke McKissack, George Shibley, and Abdel Jabara.  
- **Grant Cooper**: Defense attorney for Sirhan, charged with contempt of court for possessing a Grand Jury transcript.  
- **Donna Herrick**: Spouse of gunshop owner Ben Herrick; her husband’s business is tied to Sirhan’s alleged firearm purchases.  
- **Ben Herrick**: Owner of Lock, Stock, and Barrel Gunshot, where Sirhan allegedly purchased weapons.  
- **Juan and Robert Hernandez**: Linked to narcotics investigations in Tijuana, Mexico.  
- **Maurice H. Cobbs**, **Raymond Bernard Cohen**, **P. William Marshall Morgan**: Legal figures involved in 1969 cases.  
- **ADEL BISHARA SIRHAN**: Arrested for DUI and related offenses in August–September 1969.  
- **Murray Allen**: Involved in a March 27, 1969, traffic collision with a pedestrian.  

Key Locations  
- **Los Angeles, California**: FBI offices, Ambassador Hotel (linked to RFK’s assassination), San Gabriel (gunshop).  
- **Tijuana, Mexico**: Associated with narcotics peddlers Juan and Robert Hernandez.  
- **Pasadena, California**: Lake Avenue and Howard Street intersection (traffic collision site); St. Luke’s Hospital (medical reports).  

Key Events  
- FBI attempts to contact Joe Higdon and investigate Sirhan’s legal defense team.  
- Analysis of a tape recording from the Ambassador Hotel, deemed non-pertinent to RFK’s assassination.  
- Sirhan’s alleged purchase of firearms and ammunition at Herrick’s gunshop.  
- Legal proceedings against Grant Cooper for contempt of court.  
- Investigation into narcotics operations involving Juan and Robert Hernandez.  
- Indictments for criminal contempt of court, illegal possession of a script, and conspiracy charges (1969).  
- Arrest of ADEL BISHARA SIRHAN for DUI and related offenses (August 6–7, 1969).  
- Traffic collision on March 27, 1969, involving Murray Allen and a pedestrian.  

Key Organizations  
- **FBI (Los Angeles)**: Conducted investigations, reviewed evidence, and coordinated with other agencies.  
- **Federal Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs**: Held warrants for Juan and Robert Hernandez.  
- **Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD)**: Involved in inquiries related to Sirhan’s case and RFK assassination.  
- **U.S. District Court, Los Angeles**: Handled legal proceedings against Grant Cooper.  
- **Pasadena Police Department**, **California Highway Patrol**, **L.A. County Sheriff’s Office**: Involved in traffic collision reports and law enforcement actions.

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