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Summary  
This document compiles multiple interviews, interrogations, and investigative reports regarding John Fahey’s alleged involvement in events surrounding Robert F. Kennedy’s assassination on June 5, 1968. Fahey claimed to have met a woman at the Ambassador Hotel coffee shop on June 4, 1968, who allegedly informed him of a conspiracy against RFK. He described being followed by vehicles, including a blue Volkswagen and a dark blue Ford, with drivers allegedly monitoring his movements. Fahey’s accounts varied across interviews, leading to inconsistencies in his timeline and details about the woman and her alleged connections to the assassination plot. A polygraph examination conducted on September 5, 1968, revealed discrepancies in his statements, suggesting deliberate deception. Investigators concluded that Fahey had been misled by Fernando Faura, who influenced his narrative through hypnosis sessions, composite sketches, and polygraph examinations. Fahey later admitted fabricating parts of his story, including claims about seeing Sirhan B. Sirhan or Munir Sirhan in person. The investigation also included interviews with witnesses such as Paul Woo, Jo Ricketts, and Mr. Dirks, whose accounts conflicted with Fahey’s statements.  

Key People  
- **John Fahey**: Central figure; claimed to have met a woman at the Ambassador Hotel on June 4, 1968, who allegedly discussed an assassination plot against RFK. His statements were inconsistent and later deemed deceptive by polygraph results.  
- **Sirhan B. Sirhan**: Alleged assassin of RFK; Fahey falsely claimed to have seen individuals resembling him but denied direct contact.  
- **Munir Sirhan**: Possibly involved in the assassination plot; Fahey’s accounts suggested he may have been followed or observed.  
- **Fernando Faura**: Influenced Fahey’s statements, leading him to believe he had met suspects.  
- **Paul Woo**: Business associate of Fahey; reported interactions with Fahey in 1958 and 1968 but denied meeting him on June 4, 1968.  
- **Jo Ricketts**: Hotel manager who recalled Fahey visiting the Burbank Hotel on June 6, 1968, but later contradicted his presence at the Ambassador Hotel on June 4.  
- **Dr. Lascola**: Hypnotist who conducted sessions with Mr. Dirks and evaluated Fahey’s credibility.  
- **Mr. Dirks**: Kennedy worker at the Ambassador Hotel; provided hypnosis-based accounts of events during the assassination, linking a woman in the Embassy Room to Fahey’s narrative.  
- **Chris Gugas**: Licensed polygraph examiner who administered tests to John Fahey and Mrs. Fahey.  

Key Locations  
- **Ambassador Hotel (Los Angeles)**: Site of Fahey’s alleged meeting with the woman and the assassination of RFK.  
- **San Fernando Police Station**: Where Fahey was interrogated by Fernando Faura and involved in a composite sketch process.  
- **Ken Aire Inc. (Sun Valley, Calif.)**: Business location where Paul Woo met John Fahey in 1966–1968.  
- **Burbank Hotel (205 S. Golden Wall, Burbank, Calif.)**: Where Jo Ricketts recalled Fahey’s visits in June 1968.  
- **Malibu and Ventura**: Areas where Fahey claimed to have been followed by vehicles after leaving the Ambassador Hotel.  

Key Events  
- **June 4, 1968**: Fahey met a woman at the Ambassador Hotel coffee shop, allegedly discussing an assassination plot against RFK. He claimed to have been followed by vehicles.  
- **Polygraph Examination (September 5–20, 1968)**: Results indicated inconsistencies in Fahey’s statements, suggesting deliberate deception about seeing Sirhan B. Sirhan or Munir and fabricating details of his interactions with the woman.  
- **Interviews with Witnesses**: Fernando Faura, Paul Woo, Jo Ricketts, and Mr. Dirks provided conflicting accounts of Fahey’s activities and associations.  
- **Hypnosis Sessions (August 24, 1968)**: Dr. Lascola hypnotized Mr. Dirks, who recalled details of the assassination and a woman in the Embassy Room linked to Fahey’s narrative.  
- **Fahey’s Corrections (September 9, 1968)**: After polygraph results, Fahey requested to review and correct his prior statements, acknowledging fabricated claims about the woman and suspects.  

Key Organizations  
- **Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD)**: Conducted interviews with Fahey, witnesses, and followed up on his case.  
- **Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)**: Involved in initial interviews with Fahey and polygraph examinations.  
- **Scientific Investigator Division (polygraph unit)**: Administered polygraph tests to assess the truthfulness of Fahey’s statements.  
- **Time-Life Magazine**: Represented by Jordan Benfante, facilitated hypnosis sessions for Mr. Dirks.

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