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Summary  
The documents detail U.S. government investigations into Robert F. Kennedy’s assassination on June 5, 1968, at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles. Sirhan Bishara Sirhan was identified as the assassin based on witness accounts and evidence. Key elements include:  
- Sirhan’s possession of a newspaper article titled "Paradoxical Bob" by David Lawrence, referencing Kennedy’s political stance on Vietnam and Israel.  
- FBI handwriting analysis of documents linked to Sirhan, including a Residence Statement from Pasadena City College, with emphasis on maintaining confidentiality for legal proceedings.  
- Discrepancies in witness accounts regarding the subduing of individuals post-assassination, noting initial responders were hotel employees rather than athletes Rafer Johnson or Roosevelt Grier as previously reported.  
- An FBI report from June 6–10, 1968, detailing interviews with Michael Slomich about far-right groups and potential connections to RFK’s assassination, including a Syrian-Lebanese Cultural Center in Hollywood and anti-Semitic literature sales at a defunct Pasadena bookstore.  
- A separate Chicago incident involving the murder of an Arab grocery store owner by Robert Smith and Michael Walton, speculated as possible retaliation for RFK’s death, though no direct link was confirmed.  

Key People  
- **Sirhan Bishara Sirhan**: Identified as the assassin of RFK.  
- **Max Alma Behrmann**: Ambulance attendant who interacted with Mrs. Kennedy during transport to the hospital.  
- **Mrs. Robert F. Kennedy**: Engaged in confrontations with witnesses and staff at the hospital.  
- **David Lawrence**: Author of a newspaper article referenced in Sirhan’s possession.  
- **Michael Slomich**: Interviewed by FBI regarding far-right groups and potential ties to RFK’s assassination.  
- **Walter Crowe**: Dubois Club member associated with Michael Slomich.  
- **Robert Smith** and **Michael Walton**: Suspected perpetrators of the Chicago murder.  
- **Robert Brown**: Former SNCC Midwest director linked to Robert Smith.  

Key Locations  
- **Ambassador Hotel, Los Angeles**: Site of RFK’s assassination.  
- **Pasadena City College**: Linked to Sirhan’s Residence Statement.  
- **Pasadena, California**: Defunct bookstore selling anti-Semitic literature; AMORC Pasadena Chapter guest register.  
- **Hollywood Boulevard, Los Angeles**: Syrian-Lebanese Cultural Center allegedly associated with far-right activities.  
- **Chicago, Illinois**: Site of the murder of an Arab grocery store owner.  

Key Events  
- **June 5, 1968**: Assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy at the Ambassador Hotel.  
- **June 6–10, 1968**: FBI investigation into witness accounts, handwriting analysis, and potential connections to far-right groups.  
- **Hospital interactions**: Confrontations between Mrs. Kennedy, Behrmann, and news personnel following the shooting.  
- **Chicago murder (June 1968)**: Killing of an Arab store owner by Robert Smith and Michael Walton, speculated as retaliation for RFK’s assassination.  

Key Organizations  
- **Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)**: Conducted forensic analysis, witness interviews, and evidence handling.  
- **Students for Democratic Society (SDS)**: Mentioned in context of Michael Slomich’s associations.  
- **Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SNCC)**: Linked to Robert Smith through Robert Brown.  
- **Dubois Club**: Non-militant group at UCLA associated with Michael Slomich.  
- **Rosicrucian Order (AMORC)**: Sirhan was a member of its Supreme Grand Lodge in San Jose; Pasadena Chapter guest register noted his visit on June 4, 1968.

RFK Declassified Files

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