</s>FD-302 (Rev. 4-15-64) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 6/12/63 1 Date JON KADLEZT was interviewed at his place of Employment, Lancers Golden Cue Billiard Parlor, 1509 East Colorado Boulevard Mr. KADLETZ was shown photographs of his SIRHAN BISHARA SIRHAAN Mr KADLZTZTz advised he does not recognize SIRHANA as having been in the billiard parlor, or as anyone he has seen elsewhere. Mr. KADELETZ Was not working at the billiard parlor on June 4, 1963. 6/10/63 Pasadena, California Los Angeles 56-156 On at File # SA JOSEPH DOYLE POWELL/eb 6/ 12/63 by 3/13 -- Date dictated This document contains either recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency! It and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency. 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary  
The documents consist of FBI FD-302 forms dated between 1963 and 1968 detailing interviews with witnesses in Pasadena, California, related to the investigation into the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy. Key figures include SIRHAN BISHARA SIRHAHAN (variously spelled), a central suspect linked to RFK’s assassination, and his brother MUNIR BISHARA SIRIANA SIRIHAN. Interviews with individuals at pool halls such as Lancers Golden Cue Billiard Parlor and Campus Ball and Cue were conducted to verify Sirhan’s presence on specific dates, including June 4, 1963 (likely a typographical error for 1968) and June 4, 1968. The FBI obtained an identification record from the Pasadena Police Department in 1968 linking Sirhan to a traffic warrant and his alleged connection to RFK’s assassination. Additional records reference interactions with the SIRIAN family on East Howard Street, including neighbors like Inez Decker, Mrs. Marquerite Daugherty, and Mrs. Nancy Joyce, who described their behavior, vehicles (e.g., a pink Desoto), and neighborhood disputes. The FBI file #56-156 is referenced as part of the RFK assassination investigation, containing records of Sirhan’s identification and traffic-related incidents.  

Key People  
- **SIRHAN BISHARA SIRHAHAN** (various spellings): Central suspect in RFK’s assassination; described as an Arab male, age 22 in some records.  
- **MUNIR BISHARA SIRIANA SIRIHAN**: Brother of Sirhan Bishara Sirhan; mentioned by Jon Crane in a 1968 interview.  
- **JON CRANE**: Interviewed in 1968; claimed familiarity with Munir Bishara Siriana Sirihan but denied seeing him on June 4, 1968.  
- **ALFRED DI VINCENZO**: Worked at Lancers Golden Cue Billiard Parlor on June 4, 1963, and stated he did not see Sirhan Bishara Sirhan there.  
- **JOSEPH DOYLE POWELL**: FBI special agent involved in the investigation; referenced in multiple documents as handling file #56-156.  
- **INEZ DECKER**: Provided witness account of STIRIAN SIRIAN’s residence and activities on East Howard Street.  
- **MRS. MARQUERITE DAUGHERTY**: Identified the SIRIAN family, including son SIRIHAN, and noted interactions with trash collectors and gunshots.  
- **MRS. NANCY JOYCE**: Described STIRIAN SIRIAN’s behavior, vehicle use, and observations of his movements.  
- **MR. STEPHEN FREUH** and **MRS. JANE LAMONT**: Provided details about the SIRIAN family’s vehicles and noted disputes with the LAMONT family.  
- **BRANDON LAMONT**: Mentioned as a neighbor involved in an incident with a SIRIAN family member.  

Key Locations  
- **Lancers Golden Cue Billiard Parlor**, 1509 East Colorado Boulevard, Pasadena, California: Site of interviews with Alfred Di Vincenzo and others.  
- **Campus Ball and Cue** (also known as Alexander’s), 1656 East Colorado Boulevard, Pasadena, California: Location of interviews with Jon Crane.  
- **East Howard Street, Pasadena, California**: Central location for witness accounts of the SIRIAN family; addresses include 696 East Howard Street (STIRIAN SIRIAN) and 669 East Howard Street (SIRIHAN).  
- **Santa Catalina Branch Library (Washington)**: Mentioned as a location where SIRIHAN was observed.  
- **Lake Street, Pasadena**: Grocery store frequented by STIRIAN SIRIAN.  
- **Pasadena Police Department**: Provided identification data and handled traffic-related incidents involving Sirhan Bishara Sirhan.  

Key Events  
- **Interviews with witnesses** at pool halls in Pasadena (1963–1968) to verify Sirhan Bishara Sirhan’s presence on specific dates, including June 4, 1963 and 1968.  
- **FBI file #56-156**: Linked to the RFK assassination investigation; included records of Sirhan Bishara Sirhan’s identification and traffic warrant in Los Angeles.  
- **Traffic stop involving Sirhan Bishara Sirhan** in 1968: A police officer ran a record check on him, revealing an outstanding warrant for Munir R. Strihan (likely a variant of Sirhan’s name).  
- **Interactions with trash collectors**: Multiple witnesses noted that STIRIAN SIRIAN regularly conversed with the Black trash collector on East Howard Street.  
- **Gunshots in the neighborhood**: Mrs. Joyce reported hearing gunshots between December 1967 and March 1968, though she attributed them to target practice.  
- **Disputes with LAMONT family**: Conflicts over property boundaries and noise complaints involving SIRIAN family members and the LAMONT brothers.  
- **Vehicle sightings**: Descriptions of a pink Desoto (and later a beige Volkswagen) associated with the SIRIAN household.  

Key Organizations  
- **Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)**: Conducted interviews and maintained records related to the RFK assassination investigation.  
- **Pasadena Police Department**: Provided identification data and handled traffic-related incidents involving Sirhan Bishara Sirhan.

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