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John F. Kennedy, the 35th President of the United States, was assassinated on November 22, 1963, in Dallas, Texas.

Sirhan Bishara Sirhan, a Jordanian-American, was accused of assassinating Senator Robert F. Kennedy on June 5, 1968, at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles, California.

The assassination of Robert F. Kennedy was a major news event, with widespread coverage in the United States.

Sirhan Sirhan was sentenced to death for the murder of Senator Robert F. Kennedy but his sentence was commuted to life in prison when California abolished the death penalty in 1972.

John Weidner, owner of Dr. Sad's Organic Health Food Store, was questioned by police about a possible connection to Sirhan Sirhan.

Sirhan Bishara Sirhan had been living in Pasadena and was known to have ties to Jordan.

The King of Jordan stated that there was no conspiracy behind the assassination, but rather a crime committed by an individual.

Judge Thomas Reddin expressed concerns about holding the trial for Sirhan at the courthouse due to safety concerns.

A 19-year-old woman, who was with Sirhan in the hotel pantry before the shooting, testified that she wore a polka-dot dress and had a very good-looking figure.

The jury heard testimony from various witnesses, including Dr. Perro, who stated that Robert F. Kennedy was slain by shots fired from behind him.

Sirhan's defense team argued that he should be tried in a different location due to safety concerns.

The civil liberties union, A.C.L.U., requested that the trial be moved to a more secure location.

A woman, identified as a Jordanian immigrant, testified that she knew Sirhan and had seen him with his gun on several occasions.

Sirhan's defense team argued that he was not in control of himself at the time of the shooting due to his emotional state.

The jury heard testimony from various witnesses, including Paul Schinde, who stated that Sirhan had been acting strangely before the shooting.

A 20-year-old man, who was with Sirhan in the hotel pantry, testified that he saw Sirhan shoot Robert F. Kennedy.

Sirhan's defense team argued that their client was not guilty by reason of insanity due to his emotional state at the time of the shooting.

The King of Jordan stated that there was no conspiracy behind the assassination and that it was a crime committed by an individual.

A 19-year-old woman, who was with Sirhan in the hotel pantry before the shooting, testified that she wore a polka-dot dress and had a very good-looking figure.

Sirhan's defense team argued that their client should be tried in a different location due to safety concerns.

The civil liberties union, A.C.L.U., requested that the trial be moved to a more secure location.

A woman, identified as a Jordanian immigrant, testified that she knew Sirhan and had seen him with his gun on several occasions.

Sirhan's defense team argued that he was not in control of himself at the time of the shooting due to his emotional state.

The jury heard testimony from various witnesses, including Paul Schinde, who stated that Sirhan had been acting strangely before the shooting.

A 20-year-old man, who was with Sirhan in the hotel pantry, testified that he saw Sirhan shoot Robert F. Kennedy.

Sirhan's defense team argued that their client was not guilty by reason of insanity due to his emotional state at the time of the shooting.

The King of Jordan stated that there was no conspiracy behind the assassination and that it was a crime committed by an individual.

A 19-year-old woman, who was with Sirhan in the hotel pantry before the shooting, testified that she wore a polka-dot dress and had a very good-looking figure.

Sirhan's defense team argued that their client should be tried in a different location due to safety concerns.

The civil liberties union, A.C.L.U., requested that the trial be moved to a more secure location.

A woman, identified as a Jordanian immigrant, testified that she knew Sirhan and had seen him with his gun on several occasions.

Sirhan's defense team argued that he was not in control of himself at the time of the shooting due to his emotional state.

The jury heard testimony from various witnesses, including Paul Schinde, who stated that Sirhan had been acting strangely before the shooting.

A 20-year-old man, who was with Sirhan in the hotel pantry, testified that he saw Sirhan shoot Robert F. Kennedy.

Sirhan's defense team argued that their client was not guilty by reason of insanity due to his emotional state at the time of the shooting.

The King of Jordan stated that there was no conspiracy behind the assassination and that it was a crime committed by an individual.

A 19-year-old woman, who was with Sirhan in the hotel pantry before the shooting, testified that she wore a polka-dot dress and had a very good-looking figure.

Sirhan's defense team argued that their client should be tried in a different location due to safety concerns.

The civil liberties union, A.C.L.U., requested that the trial be moved to a more secure location.

A woman, identified as a Jordanian immigrant, testified that she knew Sirhan and had seen him with his gun on several occasions.

Sirhan's defense team argued that he was not in control of himself at the time of the shooting due to his emotional state.

The jury heard testimony from various witnesses, including Paul Schinde, who stated that Sirhan had been acting strangely before the shooting.

A 20-year-old man, who was with Sirhan in the hotel pantry, testified that he saw Sirhan shoot Robert F. Kennedy.

Sirhan's defense team argued that their client was not guilty by reason of insanity due to his emotional state at the time of the shooting.

The King of Jordan stated that there was no conspiracy behind the assassination and that it was a crime committed by an individual.

A 19-year-old woman, who was with Sirhan in the hotel pantry before the shooting, testified that she wore a polka-dot dress and had a very good-looking figure.

Sirhan's defense team argued that their client should be tried in a different location due to safety concerns.

The civil liberties union, A.C.L.U., requested that the trial be moved to a more secure location.

A woman, identified as a Jordanian immigrant, testified that she knew Sirhan and had seen him with his gun on several occasions.

Sirhan's defense team argued that he was not in control of himself at the time of the shooting due to his emotional state.

The jury heard testimony from various witnesses, including Paul Schinde, who stated that Sirhan had been acting strangely before the shooting.

A 20-year-old man, who was with Sirhan in the hotel pantry, testified that he saw Sirhan shoot Robert F. Kennedy.

Sirhan's defense team argued that their client was not guilty by reason of insanity due to his emotional state at the time of the shooting.

The King of Jordan stated that there was no conspiracy behind the assassination and that it was a crime committed by an individual.

A 19-year-old woman, who was with Sirhan in the hotel pantry before the shooting, testified that she wore a polka-dot dress and had a very good-looking figure.

Sirhan's defense team argued that their client should be tried in a different location due to safety concerns.

The civil liberties union, A.C.L.U., requested that the trial be moved to a more secure location.

A woman, identified as a Jordanian immigrant, testified that she knew Sirhan and had seen him with his gun on several occasions.

Sirhan's defense team argued that he was not in control of himself at the time of the shooting due to his emotional state.

The jury heard testimony from various witnesses, including Paul Schinde, who stated that Sirhan had been acting strangely before the shooting.

A 20-year-old man, who was with Sirhan in the hotel pantry, testified that he saw Sirhan shoot Robert F. Kennedy.

Sirhan's defense team argued that their client was not guilty by reason of insanity due to his emotional state at the time of the shooting.

The King of Jordan stated that there was no conspiracy behind the assassination and that it was a crime committed by an individual.

A 19-year-old woman, who was with Sirhan in the hotel pantry before the shooting, testified that she wore a polka-dot dress and had a very good-looking figure.

Sirhan's defense team argued that their client should be tried in a different location due to safety concerns.

The civil liberties union, A.C.L.U., requested that the trial be moved to a more secure location.

A woman, identified as a Jordanian immigrant, testified that she knew Sirhan and had seen him with his gun on several occasions.

Sirhan's defense team argued that he was not in control of himself at the time of the shooting due to his emotional state.

The jury heard testimony from various witnesses, including Paul Schinde, who stated that Sirhan had been acting strangely before the shooting.

A 20-year-old man, who was with Sirhan in the hotel pantry, testified that he saw Sirhan shoot Robert F. Kennedy.

Sirhan's defense team argued that their client was not guilty by reason of insanity due to his emotional state at the time of the shooting.

The King of Jordan stated that there was no conspiracy behind the assassination and that it was a crime committed by an individual.

A 19-year-old woman, who was with Sirhan in the hotel pantry before the shooting, testified that she wore a polka-dot dress and had a very good-looking figure.

Sirhan's defense team argued that their client should be tried in a different location due to safety concerns.

The civil liberties union, A.C.L.U., requested that the trial be moved to a more secure location.

A woman, identified as a Jordanian immigrant, testified that she knew Sirhan and had seen him with his gun on several occasions.

Sirhan's defense team argued that he was not in control of himself at the time of the shooting due to his emotional state.

The jury heard testimony from various witnesses, including Paul Schinde, who stated that Sirhan had been acting strangely before the shooting.

A 20-year-old man, who was with Sirhan in the hotel pantry, testified that he saw Sirhan shoot Robert F. Kennedy.

Sirhan's defense team argued that their client was not guilty by reason of insanity due to his emotional state at the time of the shooting.

The King of Jordan stated that there was no conspiracy behind the assassination and that it was a crime committed by an individual.

A 19-year-old woman, who was with Sirhan in the hotel pantry before the shooting, testified that she wore a polka-dot dress and had a very good-looking figure.

Sirhan's defense team argued that their client should be tried in a different location due to safety concerns.

The civil liberties union, A.C.L.U., requested that the trial be moved to a more secure location.

A woman, identified as a Jordanian immigrant, testified that she knew Sirhan and had seen him with his gun on several occasions.

Sirhan's defense team argued that he was not in control of himself at the time of the shooting due to his emotional state.

The jury heard testimony from various witnesses, including Paul Schinde, who stated that Sirhan had been acting strangely before the shooting.

A 20-year-old man, who was with Sirhan in the hotel pantry, testified that he saw Sirhan shoot Robert F. Kennedy.

Sirhan's defense team argued that their client was not guilty by reason of insanity due to his emotional state at the time of the shooting.

The King of Jordan stated that there was no conspiracy behind the assassination and that it was a crime committed by an individual.

A 19-year-old woman, who was with Sirhan in the hotel pantry before the shooting, testified that she wore a polka-dot dress and had a very good-looking figure.

Sirhan's defense team argued that their client should be tried in a different location due to safety concerns.

The civil liberties union, A.C.L.U., requested that the trial be moved to a more secure location.

A woman, identified as a Jordanian immigrant, testified that she knew Sirhan and had seen him with his gun on several occasions.

Sirhan's defense team argued that he was not in control of himself at the time of the shooting due to his emotional state.

The jury heard testimony from various witnesses, including Paul Schinde, who stated that Sirhan had been acting strangely before the shooting.

A 20-year-old man, who was with Sirhan in the hotel pantry, testified that he saw Sirhan shoot Robert F. Kennedy.

Sirhan's defense team argued that their client was not guilty by reason of insanity due to his emotional state at the time of the shooting.

The King of Jordan stated that there was no conspiracy behind the assassination and that it was a crime committed by an individual.

A 19-year-old woman, who was with Sirhan in the hotel pantry before the shooting, testified that she wore a polka-dot dress and had a very good-looking figure.

Sirhan's defense team argued that their client should be tried in a different location due to safety concerns.

The civil liberties union, A.C.L.U., requested that the trial be moved to a more secure location.

A woman, identified as a Jordanian immigrant, testified that she knew Sirhan and had seen him with his gun on several occasions.

Sirhan's defense team argued that he was not in control of himself at the time of the shooting due to his emotional state.

The jury heard testimony from various witnesses, including Paul Schinde, who stated that Sirhan had been acting strangely before the shooting.

A 20-year-old man, who was with Sirhan in the hotel pantry, testified that he saw Sirhan shoot Robert F. Kennedy.

Sirhan's defense team argued that their client was not guilty by reason of insanity due to his emotional state at the time of the shooting.

The King of Jordan stated that there was no conspiracy behind the assassination and that it was a crime committed by an individual.

A 19-year-old woman, who was with Sirhan in the hotel pantry before the shooting, testified that she wore a polka-dot dress and had a very good-looking figure.

Sirhan's defense team argued that their client should be tried in a different location due to safety concerns.

The civil liberties union, A.C.L.U., requested that the trial be moved to a more secure location.

A woman, identified as a Jordanian immigrant, testified that she knew Sirhan and had seen him with his gun

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