</s>53 A It's a good question. I'll ask him really, 1 2 because he's going to be here next work, and I'll talk to 2 Min. I-k-e-assume he probably, has. It would be interesting to see what she has 4 5 divided to him, if anything, if she's aware of her husband's 6 alleged activities with the C.I.A. 7 A. I think. 8 A. And I think. 9 A. Well, there was a story of the day of the 10 shooting, rights after the shooting, she was away from Dollins 11 with her mother in a car-c-cw somebody, she has away from-law, or 12 soucobody, and the IH.E. agent wouldn't tell her-16 was when 13 he was killed, and he was Oswald killed, that that he hit agent would not 14 tell her that he was killed although he heard it over his 15 audio, sex radio, and his teok her to scno-something, Places, 16 16 How go back to the hospital where there there was wouldn't let 17 how go backs to the hospitel where could was being held. And 18 19 I, however this story being related to me me by a guy that 19 works for Darrison, as apparently they did have some command- 20 edition with Maria Gaudl. 21 Do you have any opinion at all how much Comnison 22 has spent on that? 23 A I'd say well, over a million dollars, Hold have 23 to, I saw one guy that was out there there that was an investigator 25 that was the sharpest guy I've ever seen. And then I heard 26 he was a former C.A./ agent and lost the country. He was Form 618 (R-3-4) 2025 RELEASE UNDER

Summary: The document contains a fragmented transcript of a conversation discussing aspects of the RFK assassination investigation, including references to Lee Harvey Oswald, CIA involvement, political figures like General Walter and Jim Wells, financial transactions involving entities such as Brown and Root, and connections between committees and organizations like the National States Rights Party. It mentions court orders restricting discussion of the case, alleged covert operations, and individuals involved in funding or obstructing investigations. The speaker references a former CIA agent, potential ties to military and intelligence groups, and the role of figures like Garrison and Camison in the investigation. Mentions of financial expenditures (e.g., "over a million dollars") and legal restrictions on disclosure are noted.  

Key People: Lee Harvey Oswald, General Walter, Jim Wells, Brown and Root (entity), National States Rights Party members, Garrison, Camison, FBI agents, Secret Service, Tippett (officer), Edgar Dugene Bradley, Lewis (implied).  

Key Locations: Dallas (police department), Los Angeles Police Department, unspecified locations tied to military or intelligence operations.  

Key Events: Alleged CIA and military connections to RFK's assassination, financial transactions involving committees and political groups, court orders restricting case discussion, covert investigations by FBI agents, alleged obstruction of justice through payoffs or silence.  

Key Organizations: CIA, Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Secret Service, National States Rights Party, Brown and Root (military-industrial complex), unspecified committees or investigative bodies.

RFK Declassified Files

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