</s>PASADINA POLICE DEPARTMENT INVESTIGATION REPORT PPD form: 112 Pasadena, CO. Pasadeno, CO ., INVISTIGATION REPORT PPD forms: 112 2:00-2:14:10:45 Classification Date of this report Case number PO. 2.10 Assault/ PO. 115 Disturbance 3-28-69 598 561 ADD. REFERENCE TO: SUSPECT: SIRIAN, Sharif Bishara MW 35, D.O.B. 6-7-33 96 B. Howard St. Passadena, CA. CHARGE: 96 B ., Howard St ., BOOKING # J.11/09/11.15 These Officers were detailed to contact I.R. R. Smith, Shift Commander, at the Emergency room at St. Lake Hospital. Upon arrival at the location I. Smith advised the undersigned and partner Off. Nicholas that the above city was arrested for the above listed charge and to transfer him to the Pasadena City Jail for booking. If the suspect was transported to the city fall and had asked by undersigned the suspect was arrested by a doctor, he would suspect that the suspect in a sore throat. wished to be executed by a doctors, and would suspect was accompanied by a police officer. him later in the morning. After completion of the booking process the suspects was taken to the Emergency Center to be examined by a Doctor but refused all medical taken in the emergency center to be concerned by the doctor but refused the medical Once again the suspect as asked if he was wanted, there was the poster ball and was released. stated that he would submit to an examination. The suspect was was examined by Dr. L. Jones who stated the suspect had a possible bruised throat and a small continuation on the lower lip. The suspect was "transported to Ward's Garage after the medical examination for release-of his vehicle which was impounded. It should be noted that the suspected was extremely uncooperative during the booking Process and when taken to the Emergency center. - - Assisted by Off. Nichols - - - - - - - - - CITY REW-1 DET-3 COURT MOORE Approved J. Olquin P-856 - - -<loc_666><loc_937><loc_666><loc_946><loc_666><loc_940>- - - - - -<loc_666><loc_948>-<loc_666><loc_963>-<loc_666><loc_952><loc_666><loc_963><loc_664><loc_963>-<loc_665><loc_951><loc_665><loc_963><loc_666><loc_963>202525 RELEASE UNDER E.0. 14176.

John F. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Sharif Bishara Sirhan
Joseph Higden
Rebecca Fogel
Terry Hoges
Gilbert John Fodor
William Barry
Jerry Owen
Peter Hitchcook
Otis Chandler
Dave Smith
Mary Sirhan
Kaiser (first name not specified)
Edgar Eugene Brady MacIntine
Perkens (first name not specified)
Bill Powders

June 3, 1968: SIRIAN put 350 miles on his car.
June 6, 1968: Mary Sirhan stated that her son was at the family residence watching television at 4:30 p.m.
May 1968: KAISER mentioned an individual by the name of Bill Powders who was acquired with B.A., St.B. in Santa Ana, California.
December 1968: CHRISTIAN alleged that the Sheriff's Office personnel at the Lakewood Station picked up him that he had been contacted by BILL POWERS.

The assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy
Investigation into the conspiracy aspect of the investigation
Interviews with individuals who had any substantive knowledge or connection with the matter

The review was made by the office reveals there is no information contained therein which differs in substance from the information developed in the course of the Bureau investigation in this matter.
CHRISTIAN explained that one PETER HITCHCOOK of San Francisco, California whom he described as the financier had contacted OTIS CHANDLER in his behalf.

John Powers, a detective sergeant with the Los Angeles Police Department, was interviewed on January 4, 1968, at the Shamel Ranch in Murietta, California.
Eugene H. Brading, also known as Gene Hale Bradings or Jim Braden, was investigated by Fete Noves of KNXT-TV in Los Angeles.

Robert Kaiser, a former member of Sirhan's defense team, wrote a book about the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy.
Kaiser expressed his opinion that there was no conspiracy involving Sirhan and that he had come to this conclusion after interviewing Sirhan on numerous occasions.
Kaiser also mentioned that William "Bill" Powers, an Orange County stable owner, may have information about the possible conspiracy in the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy.

John Christian telephonically contacted SA R.J. LaJeunesse on October 10, 1969, and advised that he intended to do so hoping that the United States attorney would be prepared for the conspiratorial aspects of this case.
Doctor Seymour Pollack, a well-known Los Angeles psychotherapist, contacted SA K.J. LaJeunesse on October 29, 1969, about his concept of establishing a "medical-legal center" which would compass law enforcement and criminal law prosecution in the community.

SIRIHAN BISHARA SIRIHAAN is currently confirmed at the California State Prison at San Quentin while his death sentence for the shooting of ROBERT P. KENNEDY is under appeal.
Robert Kaiser telephonically contacted SA R.J. LaJeunesse on November 13, 1969, and advised that he had written a book about the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy which has not yet been published.

Rose Lynn Massey McGieaze, aka Rose Lynn Massey, was identified as an Arab, Arab Jew, and Jew who supported the Arab cause and was anti-Israel.
Mrs. Florence G. Pevergeon reported that McGieaze had contacted her about training as a practical nurse and had solicited funds for Sirhan Bishara Sirhan's defense.

Robert Wilde telephonically contacted SA R. J. La Jeunesse, Jr., on 1/12/70, stating that he had received a letter from Richard Lubic dated 1/2/70, which was also directed to Agent "Longines" of the FBI, Los Angeles.
Richard Lubic telephonically contacted SA R. J. La Jeunesse, Jr., on 1/13/70, stating that Wilde is an ex-convict and had previous business dealings with him.

A complaint was filed against Rose Lynn McGieaze, aka Rose Lynn Massey, for matters related to KENSALT.
McGieaze called to inquire if Biggee had called regarding her, furnished her home address, and stated that she did accompany Mrs. Sirhan and Mr.

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