</s>PAGE FOUR LA 56-156 FROM WORK WHERE HE TOOK A TEST. HE IS A GRADUATE STUDENT AT THE ABOVE COLLEGE. ON JUNE FOUR, LAST, HE TOOOK OFF FROM WORK TO STUDY FOR A FINAL EXAM WHICH HE TOok ON THE EVENING OF JUNE FOR LAST FROM SIX TO NINE PM. SAMIR J. KHALAF DESCRIBED AS AGE THIRTY; BROWN HAIR, CLOSE CROPPED, TOUCHES OF GRAY ON SIDE; BROWN EYES; FIVE FEET NINE INCHES; ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY POUNDS; STOCKY BUILD; AND ONE HALF INCH DIAMETER SCAR ON LEFT CHEEK. UPON INTERVIEW WITH SAMIR J . KHALAFL, IT DOES NOT APPEAR THAT HE IS IDENTICAL TO SAMIR M. KHALEF, REFERRED TO IN SPRINGFIELD TEL TO BUREAU, JUNE SEVEN LAST. CLEVELAND SHOULD ATTEMPT TO ASCERTAIN A KHALF FAMILY WHO HAS SUPERMARKETS IN OHIO. ST. LOUIS SHOULD RECONTAACT BO WISE, BARTENDER, ST. LOUS PLAYBOY CLUB, FOR ANY ADDITIONAL INFORMATION REGARDING SAMIR M. KHALLAF AND SHOULD ALSO REVIEW THE RECORDS OF ST. ST. LAUIS UNIVERSITY MEDICAL SCHOOL FOR ANY RECORD OF SAMIR N. KHALSEF HAVING ATTENDED THAT UNIVERSITY. END BJP FBI WASH DC* TU® 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

The documents detail FBI and Department of Justice communications regarding the investigation into the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy (RFK) in June 1968. Key elements include discussions about Sirhan Bishara Sirhan, identified as the suspect, his potential affiliation with the Rosicrucian Order, and fingerprint analysis linking him to evidence from RFK's hotel room. The FBI sought information on Sirhan’s connections, including interactions with individuals like Frank Danamera (Ramistella), a horse racing figure with prior drug-related arrests. Communications also reference the handling of sensitive information under Executive Order 14176, and inquiries about potential government bias in foreign policy matters involving Israel and Arab nations.  

Key People  
- **Sirhan Bishara Sirhan**: Suspect in RFK’s assassination; linked to Rosicrucian Order and fingerprint evidence.  
- **Frank Danamera (Ramistella)**: Horse racing figure with a history of drug possession, gambling violations, and suspended sentences.  
- **Spencer Drayton**: Executive Vice President of Thoroughbred Racing Protective Bureau (TRPBD), provided background on Ramistella.  
- **Edgar Hoover**: FBI Director; referenced in communications about the investigation.  
- **Lolita P.Johnsongitt**: Sent a letter to federal agencies questioning U.S. foreign policy and government involvement with Israel.  

Key Locations  
- **Pasadena, California**: Site of Sirhan’s alleged handwriting samples and connections to the Rosicrucian Order.  
- **San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York**: Centers for FBI investigations, interviews, and communications.  
- **Washington, D.C.**: Headquarters for the FBI and Department of Justice.  

Key Events  
- June 5–10, 1968: FBI and DOJ conducted fingerprint analysis on evidence from RFK’s hotel room, identifying Sirhan as a suspect.  
- June 10, 1968: Communications referenced Sirhan’s potential ties to the Rosicrucian Order and his interactions with Ramistella.  
- June 11, 1968: FBI sought clarification on whether to release information about Ramistella to *Life* magazine, noting no direct link between Sirhan and Ramistella.  

Key Organizations  
- **Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)**: Led the investigation into RFK’s assassination and Sirhan’s background.  
- **Department of Justice**: Coordinated with FBI on case handling and information dissemination.  
- **Thoroughbred Racing Protective Bureau (TRPBD)**: Provided details on Ramistella’s racing-related offenses.  
- **Rosicrucian Order**: Mentioned as a philosophical organization potentially linked to Sirhan.  

Summary  
The documents detail FBI and Department of Justice communications regarding the investigation into the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy (RFK) in June 1968. Key elements include discussions about Sirhan Bishara Sirhan, identified as the suspect, his potential affiliation with the Rosicrucian Order, and fingerprint analysis linking him to evidence from RFK's hotel room. The FBI sought information on Sirhan’s connections, including interactions with individuals like Frank Danamera (Ramistella), a horse racing figure with prior drug-related arrests. Communications also reference the handling of sensitive information under Executive Order 14176, and inquiries about potential government bias in foreign policy matters involving Israel and Arab nations.  

Key People  
- **Sirhan Bishara Sirhan**: Suspect in RFK’s assassination; linked to Rosicrucian Order and fingerprint evidence.  
- **Frank Danamera (Ramistella)**: Horse racing figure with a history of drug possession, gambling violations, and suspended sentences.  
- **Spencer Drayton**: Executive Vice President of Thoroughbred Racing Protective Bureau (TRPBD), provided background on Ramistella.  
- **Edgar Hoover**: FBI Director; referenced in communications about the investigation.  
- **Lolita P.Johnsongitt**: Sent a letter to federal agencies questioning U.S. foreign policy and government involvement with Israel.  

Key Locations  
- **Pasadena, California**: Site of Sirhan’s alleged handwriting samples and connections to the Rosicrucian Order.  
- **San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York**: Centers for FBI investigations, interviews, and communications.  
- **Washington, D.C.**: Headquarters for the FBI and Department of Justice.  

Key Events  
- June 5–10, 1968: FBI and DOJ conducted fingerprint analysis on evidence from RFK’s hotel room, identifying Sirhan as a suspect.  
- June 10, 1968: Communications referenced Sirhan’s potential ties to the Rosicrucian Order and his interactions with Ramistella.  
- June 11, 1968: FBI sought clarification on whether to release information about Ramistella to *Life* magazine, noting no direct link between Sirhan and Ramistella.  

Key Organizations  
- **Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)**: Led the investigation into RFK’s assassination and Sirhan’s background.  
- **Department of Justice**: Coordinated with FBI on case handling and information dissemination.  
- **Thoroughbred Racing Protective Bureau (TRPBD)**: Provided details on Ramistella’s racing-related offenses.  
- **Rosicrucian Order**: Mentioned as a philosophical organization potentially linked to Sirhan.  

Summary  
The documents detail FBI and Department of Justice communications regarding the investigation into the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy (RFK) in June 1968. Key elements include discussions about Sirhan Bishara Sirhan, identified as the suspect, his potential affiliation with the Rosicrucian Order, and fingerprint analysis linking him to evidence from RFK's hotel room. The FBI sought information on Sirhan’s connections, including interactions with individuals like Frank Danamera (Ramistella), a horse racing figure with prior drug-related arrests. Communications also reference the handling of sensitive information under Executive Order 14176, and inquiries about potential government bias in foreign policy matters involving Israel and Arab nations.  

Key People  
- **Sirhan Bishara Sirhan**: Suspect in RFK’s assassination; linked to Rosicrucian Order and fingerprint evidence.  
- **Frank Danamera (Ramistella)**: Horse racing figure with a history of drug possession, gambling violations, and suspended sentences.  
- **Spencer Drayton**: Executive Vice President of Thoroughbred Racing Protective Bureau (TRPBD), provided background on Ramistella.  
- **Edgar Hoover**: FBI Director; referenced in communications about the investigation.  
- **Lolita P.Johnsongitt**: Sent a letter to federal agencies questioning U.S. foreign policy and government involvement with Israel.  

Key Locations  
- **Pasadena, California**: Site of Sirhan’s alleged handwriting samples and connections to the Rosicrucian Order.  
- **San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York**: Centers for FBI investigations, interviews, and communications.  
- **Washington, D.C.**: Headquarters for the FBI and Department of Justice.  

Key Events  
- June 5–10, 1968: FBI and DOJ conducted fingerprint analysis on evidence from RFK’s hotel room, identifying Sirhan as a suspect.  
- June 10, 1968: Communications referenced Sirhan’s potential ties to the Rosicrucian Order and his interactions with Ramistella.  
- June 11, 1968: FBI sought clarification on whether to release information about Ramistella to *Life* magazine, noting no direct link between Sirhan and Ramistella.  

Key Organizations  
- **Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)**: Led the investigation into RFK’s assassination and Sirhan’s background.  
- **Department of Justice**: Coordinated with FBI on case handling and information dissemination.  
- **Thoroughbred Racing Protective Bureau (TRPBD)**: Provided details on Ramistella’s racing-related offenses.  
- **Rosicrucian Order**: Mentioned as a philosophical organization potentially linked to Sirhan.  

Summary  
The documents detail FBI and Department of Justice communications regarding the investigation into the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy (RFK) in June 1968. Key elements include discussions about Sirhan Bishara Sirhan, identified as the suspect, his potential affiliation with the Rosicrucian Order, and fingerprint analysis linking him to evidence from RFK's hotel room. The FBI sought information on Sirhan’s connections, including interactions with individuals like Frank Danamera (Ramistella), a horse racing figure with prior drug-related arrests. Communications also reference the handling of sensitive information under Executive Order 14176, and inquiries about potential government bias in foreign policy matters involving Israel and Arab nations.  

Key People  
- **Sirhan Bishara Sirhan**: Suspect in RFK’s assassination; linked to Rosicrucian Order and fingerprint evidence.  
- **Frank Danamera (Ramistella)**: Horse racing figure with a history of drug possession, gambling violations, and suspended sentences.  
- **Spencer Drayton**: Executive Vice President of Thoroughbred Racing Protective Bureau (TRPBD), provided background on Ramistella.  
- **Edgar Hoover**: FBI Director; referenced in communications about the investigation.  
- **Lolita P.Johnsongitt**: Sent a letter to federal agencies questioning U.S. foreign policy and government involvement with Israel.  

Key Locations  
- **Pasadena, California**: Site of Sirhan’s alleged handwriting samples and connections to the Rosicrucian Order.  
- **San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York**: Centers for FBI investigations, interviews, and communications.  
- **Washington, D.C.**: Headquarters for the FBI and Department of Justice.  

Key Events  
- June 5–10, 1968: FBI and DOJ conducted fingerprint analysis on evidence from RFK’s hotel room, identifying Sirhan as a suspect.  
- June 10, 1968: Communications referenced Sirhan’s potential ties to the Rosicrucian Order and his interactions with Ramistella.  
- June 11, 1968: FBI sought clarification on whether to release information about Ramistella to *Life* magazine, noting no direct link between Sirhan and Ramistella.  

Key Organizations  
- **Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)**: Led the investigation into RFK’s assassination and Sirhan’s background.  
- **Department of Justice**: Coordinated with FBI on case handling and information dissemination.  
- **Thoroughbred Racing Protective Bureau (TRPBD)**: Provided details on Ramistella’s racing-related offenses.  
- **Rosicrucian Order**: Mentioned as a philosophical organization potentially linked to Sirhan.

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