</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

The documents detail FBI investigations into allegations made by Lila Hurtado regarding a tape recording linked to the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy (RFK). Hurtado claimed she worked for William R. Huntington, an interior decorator who allegedly heard a tape recorded at The Factory private club in Los Angeles shortly before RFK’s assassination on June 5, 1968. The tape, reportedly made by attorney Ronald Buck, was said to include discussions among wealthy individuals, military officials, and government figures about plans to assassinate RFK. Huntington informed Hurtado of the tape’s contents and claimed he contacted RFK to listen to it, though RFK allegedly refused to comment. The FBI requested information from Chicago regarding Dr. D’Allesandro, Huntington’s physician, and investigated claims that Huntington had been threatened. Other individuals mentioned include Robert A. Mueller (a bank president), Joseph Borenstein (an attorney), Lea Perwin (Buck’s former secretary), and Francisco Riviera (Huntington’s friend). The FBI also referenced Sirihan Bishara Sirhan as someone seeking to harm RFK, though no direct ties to illegal activities were confirmed.  

Key People  
- **Lila Hurtado**: Alleged to have worked for William R. Huntington and provided information about the tape recording.  
- **William R. Huntington**: Interior decorator who allegedly heard a tape discussing an assassination plot against RFK; claimed to have contacted RFK about the tape.  
- **Ronald Buck**: Attorney in Los Angeles, reportedly recorded the tape at The Factory private club.  
- **Joseph Borenstein**: Attorney linked to controlling Buck’s activities and allegedly blackmailing Huntington.  
- **Dr. D’Allesandro**: Physician who treated Huntington and was questioned about threats to his life.  
- **Robert A. Mueller**: Bank president and housemate of Huntington, mentioned as part of the alleged plot.  
- **Lea Perwin**: Former secretary of Buck; worked at The Factory; provided details about Huntington’s activities.  
- **Francisco Riviera**: Close friend of Huntington; possibly linked to the investigation.  
- **Sirihan Bishara Sirhan**: Identified as someone seeking to harm RFK, though no direct ties to illegal activities were confirmed.  

Key Locations  
- **Los Angeles, California**: Site of The Factory private club where the tape was allegedly recorded; Huntington’s office located at 9000 Sunset Boulevard.  
- **Chicago, Illinois**: Where Huntington visited Dr. D’Allesandro for a physical checkup and where the FBI conducted interviews.  
- **San Juan, Puerto Rico**: Where Hurtado resided and worked for Ford Motor Company’s District Sales Office; also mentioned in inter-office communication regarding the case.  
- **St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands**: Temporary work location for Hurtado in 1970.  

Key Events  
- **June 5, 1968**: RFK’s assassination in Los Angeles.  
- **October 1968**: Hurtado began employment with Huntington.  
- **Post-assassination (1968–1971)**: Alleged discussions among wealthy individuals and officials about the assassination plot, as per Huntington’s claims.  
- **March 7, 1971**: Huntington’s death; he reportedly visited Dr. D’Allesandro in Chicago for a physical checkup.  
- **July–August 1971**: FBI investigation into Hurtado’s allegations, including requests for information from Chicago and Los Angeles divisions.  
- **FBI internal communication (1971)**: Refuted certain allegations and decided against further action in some jurisdictions; requested an interview with Dr. D’Allesandro.  

Key Organizations  
- **Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)**: Conducted the investigation into the tape recording and related claims, involving Los Angeles, Chicago, and San Juan offices.  
- **The Factory**: Private club in Los Angeles managed by Buck; site of the alleged party where the tape was recorded.  
- **U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS)**: Mentioned in context of George Buzogan’s visa records, though unrelated to RFK.  
- **Ford Motor Company**: Employed Hurtado in San Juan, Puerto Rico.  
- **Peace Corps**: Mentioned as a temporary employer for Hurtado in St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands.

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