</s>1 time that you asked about a gun? 2 HUNIR SIRIHAN: No, but I talked to you about that. 3 Yeah, you're talking about when the gun was 4 actually sold? 5 HUNIER SIRIAN: Right. 6 Changed hands? 7 HUNER SIRHAN! Yes, sir. 8 Q. Now, you said that you did not discuss the sale 9 of that gun with George. That's a lie, isn't it? I'm 10 talking about money. George was asking for $30; you were 11 saying 25, 207 12 12 was discussing this. 14 Well, we want to get this thing straight now. 15 HUNIOR SIRIRAN: Yes, Sir. 16 George, do you remember this man here discussing 17 the price of that gun wth you? 18 GEORGE EHRARD: I believe I recall both persons being, and discussing the price; and I believe Joe did the 20 talking, but it could have been that his brother was doing 21 the gesturing. 22 But most of the time according to William Price, 23 Sirian SIRIAH was talking to Bill? 24 GEORGE ERHARD: Yes. 25 So who were you talking with during this time? 26 GEORGE ErHARD; Well, I was speaking to Joe, and Form 613 (R.3-4) 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary  
This document contains an interrogation transcript involving HUNIR SIRIHAN (likely Sirhan Sirhan) regarding his interactions with George Briard (possibly a misspelling or alternate name) and discussions about the sale of a firearm. The interview includes questions about whether Sirhan informed George that his brother was an alien, which would have precluded selling him a gun. Sirhan claims he did not purchase the gun and expresses confusion about details, citing poor memory and tension from prior legal issues. The conversation references a polygraph test to determine truthfulness. Later sections detail a firearms investigation involving a gun registered to Abbott Leslie Herz of Alhambra, California, purchased in August 1965. The weapon was allegedly transferred through Dana Westlake (349 Redwood Dr., Woodacre) and George Briard before being sold to an individual named Joe at the Nash Department Store in Pasadena. Interviews with Mrs. Westlake and others led to the identification of Adel Sirian as "Joc," who was later searched at his home in Pasadena. The case notes mention involvement of law enforcement, including Sgt. McMickany, and reference a polygraph test for HUNIR SIRIHAN.  

Key People  
- HUNIR SIRIHAN (likely Sirhan Sirhan)  
- George Briard (possibly a misspelling or alternate name)  
- Abbott Leslie Herz  
- Dana Westlake  
- Adel Sirian  
- Sgt. McMickany  
- Robert Westlake (spouse of Dana Westlake)  

Key Locations  
- Pasadena, California  
- Woodacre, California  
- Alhambra, California  
- Albuquerque, New Mexico  
- 696 East Howard St., Pasadena  

Key Events  
- Interview with HUNIR SIRIHAN regarding gun ownership and interactions with George Briard.  
- Investigation into the provenance of a firearm registered to Abbott Leslie Herz.  
- Transfer of the gun through Dana Westlake and George Briard before its sale to an individual named Joe.  
- Identification of Adel Sirian as "Joc" and subsequent search of his home in Pasadena.  
- Mention of polygraph testing for HUNIR SIRIHAN.  
- Discussions about Sirhan S.'s brother being an alien and firearm possession restrictions.  
- Conflicting accounts of gun transfer locations, including a parking lot, corner, and house.  

Key Organizations  
- Marin County Sheriff's Office  
- Pasadena Police Department (Rampart Dots, likely a misspelling of Rampart Division)  
- Law enforcement units involved in interviews and searches.

RFK Declassified Files

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