</s>3 LA 56-156 LIM/sab SIRHAN: But then you might lose the interest in the mystery. OFFICER: Oh, we're not going to lose interest. SIRIHAN : Laughing OFFICIER: Just knowing who JOHN DOE is isn't going to answer any questions. SIRIAN: Obviously you, know who JOHN DOE is isn't going to answers name. OFFICIER: Well that the name we got to use when we haven't got anything better to use. It's either JOHN DOE or ANYTHING BETTER TO USE. It'S eitherJOHN DOE or JANE DOE. SIRIRIAN : Who's JANE. OFFICERY: If it's a woman it is JANE DOE, if it's JOHN DOE, If it's JANIE DOE, I don't know how they ever came up with it. It 's just something SIRISHAN: Just a phrase they come up with eh? OFFICIR: And it's always come up from JANE DOE or JANE DOB and a until you could find a better name or a factual name we have to go along with JOHN DOE and JANE name we've been too long with John DOE and sometimes It doesn't take too long. You know. There's people like you who want to go alone. You knew we have people amnesia victims who don't really know. Therefore people like you want to be JOHN DOE. We have people carried as JOHN DOE No. 1 as of a certain date. you maybe, well I don't have know how They're carrying . . 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary  
The text contains an interrogation transcript involving Sirhan Sirhan, focusing on his physical condition, including injuries sustained from a fall, and his ownership of a 1958 Chrysler car model. Sirhan provides vague information about an address on Briar Knoll Drive and engages in dialogue about personal details such as weight, travel history, and perceived police procedures. Officers note Sirhan’s responses to questions about his activities, medical examinations, and potential connections to individuals named Robert Gene Keindrose or Kenrose. The conversation includes casual remarks about law enforcement practices, personal anecdotes, and references to historical events like World War II.  

Key People  
- Sirhan Sirhan: Subject of the interrogation, discusses injuries, car ownership, and personal details.  
- Law Enforcement Officers: Multiple unnamed officers interact with Sirhan, questioning him about his activities and physical condition.  

Key Locations  
- Briar Knoll Drive: Address mentioned by Sirhan as potentially associated with individuals.  
- Unknown location: General reference to a facility where X-rays were to be conducted for Sirhan’s injuries.  

Key Events  
- Interrogation session: Sirhan is questioned about his activities, medical history, and potential connections to others.  
- Discussion of car ownership: Reference to a 1958 Chrysler and its possible association with Sirhan.  
- Physical examination: Officers inquire about Sirhan’s weight, injuries, and medical history.  
- Anecdotal references: Conversations about World War II experiences and law enforcement practices.  

Key Organizations  
- Not applicable: The text does not mention specific organizations beyond law enforcement interactions.

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