</s>FD-302 (Rev. 4-15-64) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 6/10/68 1 Date JENHANGIR (JOHN BORDI, 176 North Michigan Avenue, Apartment: Pasadena, California (Telephone 795-2033), India, advised that he came to the United States from Bombay, India, approximately five years ago. He stated that he attended Pasadena City College (PCO) from 1963 to 1965. He advised that he is presently employed as a salesman for Stenocord Diction Company, 3755 Beverly Boulevard, Los Angeles, Callaway, (telephone 666-1600) and furnished information as follows! DORDI stated that the has never known SIRHAN BISHARA SIRHAR by name. He explained that while attending POC, he came to know many foreign students through social activities and noted that some of the foreign students were Arabs. He stated that after Senator ROBER P. KENNEDY's assassination, has not yet realized that he had seen him on several occasions that he now realized that that he has never seen on certain occasions at PCC. He noted, however, he has no never known him by name, has never associated with him, and has never had a conversation with him. DORDII recalled that in late March, 1968, he attended who races at Santa Anita with an associate, GAYMOARD MISTRI who also attended PCC and recalled that he and MISTRI that MISTRi also attended PCO and recallated that he he and MISTRI saw SIRHI who chance at the races. He pointed out, however. that although they recognized SIRHAH was sight and had a conversations with him; the conversation was solely about the conversation with him and the conversation that he believes this date was the last day of the DORDI noted that he believed this he was not certain. information concerning SIRAHAN other than that set forth above. 6/7/68 Pasadena, California Los Angeles 56-156 On SA's IRVIN B. WELLS, III and File # SA'S IRVENT H. MORNEAU, JR./ IEW: jmk/ajy 6/0/68 by Date dictated This document contains neither recommendations on conclusions of the FBI, is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.<loc_64><loc_938><loc_609><loc_941><loc_65><loc_941>2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary  
The document contains FD-302 forms from June 1968 detailing interviews with individuals who had contact with Sirhan Bishara Sirhar, a suspect linked to the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy. Interviews included John Bordi, who claimed to have seen Sirhan at Santa Anita Race Track in late March 1968 with Gaymoard Mistri; Clarence Copping, who reported employing Sirian Sirian (possibly Sirhan) at Elite Motor Service from 1964 until his departure; Jack Davies, who described Sirian’s employment at Richfield Service Station from September 1964 to June 1965 and later identified him after viewing media photos; Thomas Blessing, a service station worker who noted Sirian was friendly but a loner in 1968; Chester Adam Yashuk, a student at Pasadena City College who described Sirian as carefree and non-political during his employment at Richfield Service Station (March 1965–December 1967); Carol Lambrecht, manager of Richfield Service Station, who noted Sirian avoided conflicts and last visited the station in August or September 1965; Ivan Milicic, owner of Chevrolet Station, who reported Sirian’s brief employment there in 1965 and last saw him on June 3, 1968; Vartan Malian, owner of Foothill Liquors, who stated Sirian visited his store while employed at Richfield Service Station but avoided personal conversations; and John Weidner, health food store owner, who described Sirian’s anti-Israel sentiments, sympathy for marginalized groups, and belief in violence for Black rights. The documents also mention a labor commissioner petition filed by Sirian against Weidner for unpaid wages in March 1963.  

Key People  
- **John Bordi** (Pasadena resident) – Claimed to have seen Sirhan at Santa Anita Race Track with Gaymoard Mistri in late March 1968.  
- **Sirhan Bishara Sirhar** (likely Sirian Sirian) – Subject of investigation; described as a quiet, hardworking individual with no known political or violent tendencies.  
- **Clarence Copping** – Owner of Elite Motor Service, employed Sirian until 1964.  
- **William Beveridge** – Homeowner who hosted Sirian during family disputes.  
- **Jack Davies** – Owner of Richfield Service Station; identified Sirhan after viewing media photos post-assassination.  
- **Chester Adam Yashuk** – Student at Pasadena City College, worked alongside Sirian at Richfield Service Station (March 1965–December 1967).  
- **Carol Lambrecht** – Manager of Richfield Service Station; noted Sirian avoided conflicts and last visited in August/September 1965.  
- **Ivan Milicic** – Owner of Chevrolet Station, reported brief employment of Sirian in 1965 and last saw him on June 3, 1968.  
- **Vartan Malian** – Owner of Foothill Liquors; stated Sirian visited his store while employed at Richfield Service Station but avoided personal conversations.  
- **John Weidner** – Owner of Organic-Pasadena health food store; described Sirian’s anti-Israel sentiments, sympathy for marginalized groups, and belief in violence for Black rights.  

Key Locations  
- **Pasadena City College (PCO)** – Attended by Sirhan and other foreign students.  
- **Santa Anita Race Track** – Site where Sirhan was allegedly seen with Gaymoard Mistri in late March 1968.  
- **2529 East Foothill Boulevard, Pasadena** – Location of Richfield Service Station where Sirian worked (September 1964–June 1965).  
- **North Sierra Madre Boulevard, Pasadena** – Residence of William Beveridge where Sirian stayed during family conflicts.  
- **Organic-Pasadena health food store (1330 North Lake Avenue, Pasadena)** – Where Sirian worked as a stock boy from September 1967 to March 1968.  
- **Foothill Liquors (2547 East Foothills Boulevard, Pasadena)** – Store where Sirian visited while employed at Richfield Service Station.  

Key Events  
- Sirhan’s employment at Elite Motor Service (1964–1964) and Richfield Service Station (September 1964–June 1965).  
- Sirhan’s alleged attendance at Santa Anita races in March 1968 with Gaymoard Mistri.  
- Sirhan’s residence with the Beveridge family during family disputes.  
- Last known sighting of Sirhan at Richfield Service Station on June 3, 1968.  
- Identification of Sirhan by Jack Davies and Sidney McDaniel after viewing media photos post-assassination.  
- Sirian’s political views expressed to John Weidner, including anti-Israel sentiment, sympathy for marginalized groups, and belief in violence for Black rights.  
- Labor Commissioner petition filed by Sirian against Weidner for unpaid wages (March 1963).  

Key Organizations  
- **Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)** – Conducted interviews via FD-302 forms.  
- **Labor Commissioner, Division of Labor Law Enforcement, Los Angeles** – Involved in a petition filed by Sirian against Weidner for unpaid wages (March 1963).  
- **Pasadena Police Department** – Mentioned in context of local service stations and employment records.

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