</s>SAC, Los Angeles (56-156) 8/13/68 Director, FBI (62-587) Mr. S. Sautz KNSALT Laboratory 680 814022 Attached anonymous communication was received from U. S ., Secret Service under date of August 8, 1968. A copy of this communication should be made available. to the Los Angeles prosecutor's office. The FBI Laboratory is conducting a search of the Anonymous Letter File and you will be advised of results. Enclosures - 4 HAS:Jls (5) .1.13 2 006H.88 .1:1.1/3/4/4U/9/1054 4F.C.M. 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

John F. Kennedy, assassination, investigations, related individuals and events:

* Names of people: John F. Kennedy, Saidallah Sirhan, Sharif B. Sirhan, Richard Nixon, Hubert Humphrey
* Dates and locations:
	+ November 19, 1968: Recorded Federal Bureau of Investigation document
	+ December 2, 1968: Laboratory Transmittal Form from FBI to Los Angeles
	+ October 31, 1968: Examination request by Bureau Bullet to Los Angeles
	+ June 24, 1969: Letter to Director, U. S. Secret Service
	+ April 1969: Postmarked on Q1, a U.S. postal card
* Significant events or activities:
	+ Investigation into the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy
	+ Examination of specimens Q25 and Q26 for fingerprints and handwriting analysis
	+ Comparison of handwriting samples to identify potential suspects
* Connections to JFK, the assassination, or related investigations:
	+ The document discusses an investigation into a letter allegedly written by Sharif B. Sirhan, which contains threatening language towards American politicians who support Israel.
	+ The FBI is examining specimens Q25 and Q26 for fingerprints and handwriting analysis in connection with this investigation.
* Evidence, testimony, or findings mentioned:
	+ Specimens Q25 and Q26 were submitted for examination
	+ The "Shariff B. Sirhan" signature on QC35 was too indistinct to permit a suitable comparison with the known handwriting of Sharif B. Sirhan.
	+ A comparison of handwriting samples did not identify the writer of the postal card Q1, which was postmarked in April 1969 and addressed to Chief Justice Earl Warren.
* Additional information:
	+ Saidallah Sirhan appeared at his mother's house and refused to go with her, allegedly throwing a fit of temper and screaming at her.
	+ Saidallah Sirhan was later found looking for his brother Sharif B. Sirhan.

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