</s>LA 56-156 SIRHAN: Lot of illusion, isn't it? ANOTHER OFFICER: Yeah. But there are some real nice. There are some that I would like, to go back. SIRHAH: Now if you go to Hawaii? ANOTHER OFFICE: Not Hawaii! I bet Hawaii by now is so commercialized. SIRHAM: That's what I was going to say. ANOTHER OFICER: That they have ruined what charm it has, but the other islands down south or up in central Pacific, those are pretty. SIRAHAN: I wish I was there. ANOTHER OIFICIER: We'd probably both be happier if we were there. Could I ask you where you were born? SIRIHAN : In the world. ANOTHER OPICIER; Well, okay. Now you can just tell me if you would rather not answer, you can Just tell that. I'm not, I mean, understand I am trying to try but I won't if you say no, that's as far as I will go. So are you telling me you're not going to tell me, or would rather Not discuss it, or do you want to play twenty questions? SIRIAN: What's that? Is that a new game? ANOTHER officer: No that's an old game. SIRISHAN: Old trick, huh? ANOTHER Officer: No. SIRHIAN: How does it go? ANOTHER OPTICER; It's not a trick, really. It's kind of a parlor game. 576 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Sirhan Bishara Sirhan was interviewed by an officer in June 1968. The conversation focused on establishing rapport and trust between Sirhan and the investigator. Sirhan was described as a sharp man who impressed the officer, and the officer assured him that they would not do anything that shouldn't be done.

The investigation discussed topics such as trust, rapport, and investigation. The officer expressed his desire to establish a relationship with Sirhan and assured him that they will not do anything that shouldn't be done.

Sirhan's immigration history was also documented, including being a refugee and having various forms and certificates related to his status.

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