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Summary  
The document contains FBI investigative files, diplomatic communications, and witness accounts related to Robert F. Kennedy’s assassination on June 5, 1968, and subsequent inquiries into potential conspiracies. Key elements include Sirhan Bishara Sirhan’s trial in Los Angeles, diplomatic discussions between U.S. and Jordanian officials regarding his legal defense, and FBI efforts to track John M. Lawrence, an individual with multiple arrests. Mrs. Wanda Hix provided the FBI with a newspaper article predicting RFK’s assassination, while internal communications detailed coordination between field offices and legal actions. Separate records include witness Richard Lubic’s observations of Stirling B. Stirhan at RFK’s victory celebration, allegations of CIA involvement in political conspiracies by Jim Garrison, and an investigation into John FAHEY’s activities, including claims of surveillance and connections to underground networks. Hong Kong newspapers are cited as attributing the assassination to Chinese agents linked to Sirhan Sirhan.  

Key People  
- **Sirhan Bishara Sirhan**: Defendant in RFK’s assassination trial; Jordanian lawyers sought to assist his defense.  
- **Abdul Hamid Sharaf**: Jordanian Ambassador, discussed legal strategies for Sirhan’s case and expressed concerns about political interference.  
- **John M. Lawrence**: Individual with multiple arrest records, including charges of drunk driving and alleged mental health issues.  
- **Mrs. Wanda Hix**: Provided the FBI with a newspaper article titled “The Insider Tells You Bobby Kennedy Will Be Murdered,” predicting RFK’s assassination.  
- **Richard Lubic**: Witness at RFK’s victory celebration; reported observations of Stirling B. Stirhan as the shooter.  
- **Stirling B. Stirhan**: Identified by Lubic as the individual who fired at RFK during his speech.  
- **Jim Garrison**: New Orleans District Attorney who alleged a conspiracy involving “The Committee” and linked JFK’s assassination to RFK’s.  
- **Lee Harvey Oswald**: Allegedly tied to CIA and cryptographic training, with claims he was placed in the U.S. by government agencies.  
- **John FAHEY**: Subject of FBI investigation; reported being followed by a dark blue Volkswagen on June 16, 1968.  
- **Maurina Dolhancey**: Blonde woman allegedly associated with FAHEY at the Kenmore Motor Hotel.  
- **Christina McCartney**: Other blonde woman in the neighborhood referenced in FAHEY’s claims.  
- **Miguel Hernandez**: Hotel bartender at the Ambassador Hotel, mentioned in FAHEY’s investigation.  

Key Locations  
- **Los Angeles, California**: Central to RFK’s assassination, Sirhan’s trial, and the Kenmore Motor Hotel investigation.  
- **Denver, Colorado**: Location of John M. Lawrence’s arrest records and identification files.  
- **Washington, D.C.**: Headquarters for FBI and U.S. Department of Justice communications.  
- **Ambassador Hotel, Los Angeles**: Site of RFK’s victory celebration and the shooting.  
- **Dallas, Texas**: Referenced in claims about JFK’s assassination and “The Committee.”  
- **New Orleans, Louisiana**: Home of Jim Garrison, who investigated alleged conspiracies.  
- **San Diego freeway**: Location where FAHEY reported being followed by a Volkswagen.  
- **Oxnard, California**: Area with no sightings of FAHEY or the blonde woman.  
- **Hong Kong**: Source of newspaper claims attributing the assassination to Chinese agents via Sirhan Sirhan.  

Key Events  
- **June 4, 1968**: RFK’s victory celebration at the Ambassador Hotel; Richard Lubic observed Stirling B. Stirhan and reported the shooting.  
- **June 19–20, 1968**: Jordanian Ambassador Abdul Hamid Sharaf discussed legal strategies for Sirhan’s trial, while Mrs. Wanda Hix provided the FBI with a newspaper article predicting RFK’s assassination.  
- **July 1, 1968**: FBI and Department of Justice coordinated on Sirhan’s case, including polygraph examinations and security arrangements for his trial.  
- **Alleged assassination plot involving “The Committee”**: Claims of connections to JFK, Martin Luther King Jr., and RFK assassinations; CIA involvement in placing Lee Harvey Oswald in the U.S. and monitoring political figures.  
- **FAHEY’s reported surveillance (June 16, 1968)**: FBI and LAPD investigated claims of being followed by a dark blue Volkswagen and associations with a blonde woman at the Kenmore Motor Hotel.  
- **Hong Kong newspaper claims**: Reports attributing RFK’s assassination to Chinese agents linked to Sirhan Sirhan.  

Key Organizations  
- **Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)**: Conducted investigations into Sirhan’s background, FAHEY’s activities, and RFK’s assassination.  
- **U.S. Department of State**: Engaged in diplomatic discussions regarding Sirhan’s legal defense.  
- **National Insider**: Newspaper referenced in the article predicting RFK’s assassination.  
- **“The Committee”**: Alleged conspiracy group linked to multiple assassinations and political manipulation.  
- **CIA**: Implied involvement in placing Lee Harvey Oswald in the U.S., monitoring political figures, and orchestrating covert operations.  
- **Peace and Freedom Party**: Mentioned as a political group with registered members in California, associated with “The Committee.”  
- **Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD)**: Collaborated with the FBI on FAHEY’s investigation.  
- **Cal Tek Industries**: Employer of John FAHEY; provided employment history details.

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