</s>Volume Number: CLASSIFICATION Serials 62-TP-W/B/B 949 BUREAU FBI - CENTRAL RECORDS CENTER T-TAMPA LATION at Juttier FROM OR ADDED TO THIS FILED Class / Case # Sub Vol. Serial # 006E 949 1 1 OPEN 11/01/11695527 RP0024NXH 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176 See also Nos. FRD-245 N/V. 12-18B

**Key Individuals and Organizations**

* Alton Otter Lewis Crenwelge: reported details of a conversation with James Walker about being approached by the "Head of the Senate KKK in Texas" to assassinate Senator Robert F. Kennedy; claimed former President Johnson was responsible for numerous murders
* James Walker: writer for the St. Petersburg Times who reported on his conversation with Cremwelge
* Lyndon B. Johnson: mentioned as being responsible for numerous murders and having Cremwelge "locked up" due to a book he wrote
* Robert F. Kennedy: target of an alleged assassination plot by Cremwelge
* Senate KKK in Texas: organization allegedly involved in the assassination plot against RFK

**Significant Events and Activities**

* April 16, 1968: James Walker reported on his conversation with Alton Otter Lewis Crenwelge about being approached to assassinate President Lyndon B. Johnson
* April 17, 1968: William Goodrich reported that Cremwelge had been in his bar about four times within the past three weeks and had not heard Cremwelge's remarks about Senator Robert F. Kennedy
* April 16, 1968: A Special Agent from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) observed an individual who matched the description of Alton Otter Lewis Crenwelge attempting to enter the Soviet Embassy in Washington, D.C.
* November 26, 1970: A representative of the FBI observed an unknown white male entering the Soviet Embassy and later departing from the Greyhound Bus Terminal
* December 1, 1970: The FBI reported that they had searched for information on Alton Otter Lewis Crenwelge but found no main criminal case files or subversive references

**Investigations and Findings**

* The FBI investigated Cremwelge's claims and activities, with various field offices receiving information and taking action (or not)
* The Washington Field Office provided copies of a letterhead memorandum to Secret Service, Austin, Texas, and San Antonio, Texas
* The Tampa office received information from El Paso and took no further action unless advised by the Bureau or other offices
* The El Paso office investigated Cremwelge's activities and provided information to other field offices; contemplated no further investigation in this matter due to Unsab's intended departure

RFK Declassified Files

62-tp-949_sec_001_ser_1-.pdf

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