</s>Unlike Berg, who positively linked H7 and 52 to the same gun, Bradford could not link 47 and 52 of the some gun due to the lack of sufficient individual characteristics. But again, infrequently, the fact that he matched 47 and 51 to thesame gun, and that he matched 52 and 54 to the one gun and saw nothing in the way of gun, demonstrates that Bradford was one of five experts who con- clued either directly or indirectly that the three evidence bullets, Kennedy, Goldstein, and Weisel had all fired from the Panel experts Charles Morton and Ralph Turner were unable to conclude that these three bullets had been fired from a same gun. However, both identification meant that the had observed a sufficient number, by his own standards, of rifle impressions and/or traces, both gross microscopes, in certain combinations which the term "inconsolusive" indicated that he was not able to arrive at through the same Gun barrel. Additionally, Turner emphasized that the term 'inconslusive' indicated that the was no able to arrange at a definite opinion, again by his standards as to whether or not two emphasized that inconclusive was not to be interpreted as infringing that a particular bullet was not as not fired in a particular gun. In all all bullets examined, turn both bullets in the third and fourth 1975 test-fired bullets, both lead bullets, and the seventh and eighth 1975 tested bullets, then copper, barrels generally two were the most easily recognizable and iden- tifiable bullets of all the eight early bullets in 1975. Turner was also able to identify the second first tested bullets in the seventeenth test-fired working papers that evidence bullets 47 and 62, Kennedy and Goldstein bullets, had similar gross characteristics and he concurved in the findings of the other panel members that there was no Charles Morton was also unable to link bullets 47, 52 and 51 with the same weapon. However, Morton stated in working papers that he had found. Similarly in these particular that he found. There are also several bullet groove impressions that the weapon was produced the same type of bullets had beenfired from a weapon which produced the Same type of gross irregularities that the Wafer tested bullets and in the 1975 test-fried bullets. Morton stated that his own failure to make a positive identification of the evidence bullets, 17, 52, and 5 reproductive ability to stirations left on the own fired fromthe Liver Johnson, 22 caliber weapon, Serial H5725. Additionally, adding the Morton felt that impact damage on all the bullets, including the evidence bullets 47. 52, 54 and 54 meant the loss of some detail, and that perhaps this loss of detail was due to subsequent handling - 32 - 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

**Key Individuals:**

* John F. Kennedy, President of the United States at the time of his assassination
* Robert F. Kennedy, Senator and brother of President Kennedy, assassinated on June 5, 1968
* Sirhan Sirhan, convicted assassin of Senator Robert F. Kennedy
* Thomas Kranz, Special Counsel appointed to investigate the RFK assassination
* Vincent Bugliosi, prosecutor in the trial of Charles Manson

**Dates and Locations:**

* June 5-6, 1965: Los Angeles, California (RFK's Senate campaign)
* November 14, 1976: Cedar Rapids, Iowa (RFK's presidential campaign)
* Washington, Iowa (RFK's presidential campaign)
* Long Beach, California (RFK's presidential campaign)

**Significant Events or Activities:**

* Robert F. Kennedy assassination by Sirhan Sirhan on June 5, 1968
* Investigation into the assassination of Senator Robert P. Kenedy
* Hearing held before the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors on May 17, 1977

**Evidence, Testimony, or Findings:**

* Ronald Edmon Hulen's whereabouts unknown; believed to be in Long Beach or Los Angeles area
* RONALD HULEN called his twin sister Bonnie Sue Munn long distance prepaid in April and November 1968
* Life Magazine requested information on Ronald's whereabouts; contacted by Mrs. Munn

**Connections to JFK, the Assassination, or Related Investigations:**

* Investigation into the assassination of Senator Robert P. Kenedy
* Sirhan Sirhan involved in an arrest for vagrancy in company with STIRIAN STIRHAN in 1966

RFK Declassified Files

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