</s>LA 56-156. It has previously been reported that various individuals travelling, particularly in the Middle East, alleged that they heard radio broadcasts concerning the assassination of Senator ROBERT P. KENNEDY prior to the time that the actual event occurred in Investigation was consequences that the government was investigating the these reports. Foreign the Department of State, information was received that the Press and Cultural Attache at the Embassy at Prague queried individuals working for the State Radio station in Prague. Station officials denied ever kevinly been assassinated on May 15, 1968. One Embassy Officer did report hearing a news- cast on approximately May 15. 1968, originating from Deutschland in "Funk!" used in information received from a common news service. Several minutes later, a reraction was made, claiming the original senator flinched from the glare of nearby flash bulbs. The possible report heard via broadcasting channels in Prague originating outside of "GSSA" The report reflects that the Embassy at Prague was unable to obtain further information on the origin of the report or fact which magio sheet additional information on the subject. -92- 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Robert P. Kennedy, Francis De Buda, Donald Clark, Roy Donald Murray, Marvin B. Pappan, "Big Boy" Ryan, Burl Griffin, Dowy Wise, Patricia Wells, Mrs. A. Wantuck.

March 5, 1969: M. Anther D. Peckel interviewed in Los Angeles, California.
June 10, 1968: Roy Donald Murray interviewed in Earlmart, California.
January 14, 1969: Marvin B. Pappan interviewed in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
March 11, 1969: Burl Griffin interviewed in Pontotoc County, Oklahoma.
April 4, 1969: Dowy Wise re-interviewed in Bristol, Oklahoma.

Robert P. Kennedy's assassination, investigation into the assassination, threats against Senator Edward Kennedy, letters to Mrs. ETHEL KENNEDY from Patricia Wells and Mrs. A. Wantuck.

Statements made by individuals regarding threats against Senator Kennedy, information about STIRHAN B. SIRHAN's alleged activities, photographs of STIRHAN B. SIRHAN, testimony from Dowy Wise and his wife regarding their encounter with a hitchhiker who resembled STIRHAN B. SIRHAN.

February 1, 1969: Trial of SIRIHAN BISHARA SIRHANA resumed at Los Angeles County Superior Court.
February 5, 1969: Efforts made by both the prosecution and defense to select alternate jurors.
February 11, 1969: Selection of all jurors completed.
February 20, 1969: Prosecution moved to admit STIRHAN's diary and other papers as evidence.
February 26, 1969: Prosecution rested case.
February 28, 1969: Defense opened its case.
April 8, 1969: Both defense and prosecution attorneys rested their case.
April 17, 1969: Jury returned a verdict finding STIRHAN guilty of murder in the first degree.
April 23, 1969: Jury returned a verdict of death for STIRHAN.
May 21, 1969: Judge formally sentenced STIRHAN to death.

John F. Kennedy, Mohan Goel, E. Hernandez, Strong, Sandlin, Sirhan Sirhan.

1963: Early part of the year, Pasadena City College.
June 14, 1968: Interview with Mohan Goel at his residence in Los Angeles.
January or February 1966: Last time E. Hernandez saw Sirhan Sirhan at Santa Anita Race Track.

Assassination of Senator John F. Kennedy (not explicitly mentioned in this document).
Interview with Mohan Goel by E. Hernandez, Strong, and Sandlin on June 14, 1968.
Sirhan Sirhan's attendance at Pasadena City College and his involvement with the International Club.
Sirhan Sirhan's visits to Santa Anita Race Track.

Mohan Goel's acquaintance with Sirhan Sirhan during their time at Pasadena City College.
E. Hernandez's interview with Mohan Goel as part of the investigation into Senator Kennedy's assassination.

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