</s>CG 89-61 Address in United States c/o PETER P. REINER, 1220 North Name and address of Bosvoth, Avellue, Chicago, Illinois nearest relative in home country Mother - ELISABETH SCHRIER, 18 Schlossberg, Winnenden, Germany Languages spoken Hungarian, German Wife Place of previous MARGRETE BUZDOGAN residence Elk, Hungary until June, 1946; Winnenden. West Germany to present Father GRORG BUZODGAN, deceased Stepfather GROR G SCHRIBER, 18 Schlossstr. Winnende, Germany Date visa issuance recommended December 4, 1956 Following INS file indicates that BUZOGAN presented the following documents to the American Consulate General in Munch, Germany, and that these documents were approved on August 4, 1958; Affidavit in lieu of birth certificate; Marriage certificate: Police Record; Certificate or Readmission Immigrant visa number: was issued to GEORGE BUZOGGAN on August 31, 1956, and was to explore on April 30, 1957, BUZODOGAN entered the United States at the Port of Chicago, Illinois, on March 9, 1957; and his passport number was On April 21, 1970, Mrs. ROY WILSON, Confidential Clerk, Chicago INS Office, advised Mrs. BUZOOGAN was required by law to file an alien registration card every year but that he never did so. any activity on this file. The only other information contained in BUZOOGAN ran up many debts INS file indicates THAT BUZDOGAN allegedly ran up any debts while in Chicago up until 1961 when he allegedly left his wife -2- 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Lila Hurtado, a former employee of William R. Huntington, an interior decorator and close friend of Peter Lawford, made allegations in July 1971 regarding a tape recording concerning the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy.

Hurtado stated that Huntington had told her about a tape recording made by Ronald Buck, an attorney, shortly after the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy in Los Angeles. The tape allegedly contained conversations between wealthy individuals and top military and government officials gloating over the deaths of President John F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King, and making plans for the assassination of Robert P. Kennedy.

Huntington's personal physician, Dr. D'Allesandro, was interviewed by the FBI, and he stated that he had treated Huntington for a heart condition and that he had been concerned about Huntington's life being threatened due to his involvement in the tape recording.

The FBI investigation into the allegations made by Lila Hurtado regarding the tape recording concerning the assassination of Robert Kennedy is ongoing in Chicago and San Juan. The Los Angeles Office conducted an investigation, but took no further action due to lack of evidence developed.

Related individuals and events include:

* Lila Hurtado: made allegations regarding tape recording concerning the assassination of Robert P. Kennedy
* Dr. D'Alessandro: recommended for interview by Chicago Office
* Robert P. Kennedy: subject of alleged tape recording and assassination investigation
* Los Angeles Office: conducted investigation into allegations, but took no further action due to lack of evidence developed

Dates and locations include:

* July 20, 1971: San Juan letter to the Director dated
* July 28, 1971: Bureau airtel to Los Angeles dated
* August 2, 1971: Airtel for Chicago Office to interview Dr. D'Alessandro dated
* August 13, 1971: Date of FBI document
* August 27, 1971: Los Angeles airtel to the Director dated

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