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Allen H. McCreight claims that he was interviewed by an FBI agent in 1971 regarding his story about the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, but no thorough investigation was conducted. McCreight alleges that the FBI did not investigate his story and instead dismissed him as a "pathological liar."

The document also contains information about the existence of a secret police network called the Law Enforcement Intelligence Unit (LEIU), which was allegedly involved in spying on political dissidents and others deemed a threat to society.

Lila F. Hurtado, a former employee of William R. Huntington, reported to the FBI that she had heard a tape recording made by Ronald Buck, an attorney and friend of Huntington, which allegedly contained conversations about the assassinations of Robert F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King.

The FBI investigated Hurtado's claims and interviewed various individuals, including Dr. D'Allesandro, a personal physician of Huntington's. However, the investigation did not find any evidence to support Hurtado's allegations.

In 1971, Los Angeles County District Attorney Joseph P. Busch Jr. announced an investigation into the handling of evidence in the Sirhan case, which included allegations that exhibits had been tampered with and mishandled by the Los Angeles County Clerk's Office.

The investigation was conducted by a grand jury, which heard testimony from various individuals, including employees of the Los Angeles County Clerk's Office. The grand jury ultimately concluded that there was no evidence to support the allegations of tampering or mishandling of evidence.

Key individuals mentioned in the documents include:

* Allen H. McCreight
* William R. Huntington
* Ronald Buck
* Lila F. Hurtado

Key events mentioned in the documents include:

* The assassination of President John F. Kennedy
* The alleged tape recording made by Ronald Buck
* The FBI's investigation of McCreight's allegations
* Hurtado's critique of the FBI's handling of the Robert F. Kennedy assassination investigation

The document also contains information about the FBI's handling of the Robert F. Kennedy assassination investigation, including their investigation of McCreight's allegations and their response to Hurtado's critique.

**John F. Kennedy**

No direct information related to JFK is mentioned in this document.

**Assassination**

* The assassination of President John F. Kennedy is referenced as a topic discussed by individuals, including William Huntington and Ronald Buck.
* A young attorney from New Orleans, associated with Jim Garrison, visited Buck's office with photographs, charts, and reports on the assassination, suggesting that multiple individuals were involved.

**Investigations**

* The Los Angeles Police Department and Sheriff's Office conducted an investigation related to Lila Hurtado's allegations about William Huntington.
* Ronald Buck provided information to investigators in August 1971.

**Related Individuals and Events**

* **Lila Hurtado**: A secretary who worked with William Huntington, she alleged that he was being blackmailed by Robert Borenstein and had knowledge of a tape recording related to the Kennedy assassination.
* **William R. Huntington**: A close personal friend and interior decorator for Ronald Buck, he was accused of being involved in a tape recording related to the Kennedy assassination.
* **Ronald Buck**: An attorney who provided information to investigators about William Huntington's activities and associations.
* **Robert Borenstein**: Accused by Lila Hurtado of blackmailing William Huntington and having knowledge of a tape recording related to the Kennedy assassination.
* **Jim Garrison**: A New Orleans district attorney, mentioned as being associated with a young attorney who visited Buck's office with information about the Kennedy assassination.

**Locations**

* Los Angeles, California
* Chicago, Illinois

**Dates**

* 1968: William Huntington went to Chicago to establish a similar type club.
* Early 1971: William Huntington died.
* August 3, 1971: Ronald Buck provided information to investigators.
* March 1971: Lila Hurtado last spoke with Robert Borenstein.

RFK Declassified Files

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