</s>BOX NO. 4 Finder NO. 96 Letter from Concerned Supporter and note left RFK Assassination 2012.0108 in her house: "Where is Oswald Now That We liked Him." 1826 2023 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14178

Summary:  
The document contains a letter dated June 2, 1948, from Mr. & Mrs. T.J. Byrne of Hollywood, California, describing an incident involving Senator Robert F. Kennedy's image being circulated in their neighborhood. The Brynes state they sent a note to Kennedy Headquarters because the headquarters had no committee for "crack pots" (likely referring to political activists). Their husband displayed a picture of Senator Kennedy in their living room window, and the next day, an unknown individual placed a similar picture on their mailbox. A neighbor reported seeing another Kennedy portrait in their workroom. The Brynes claim they do not associate with the couple involved but were questioned by three men about them. Two weeks after moving to Hollywood, a woman associated with the couple was implicated in further incidents. Mr. X, who was in the Southern States on business and attended Dr. King’s funeral, delayed his "burners" (possibly referring to travel or activities) due to the event. The letter notes that it was begun before the shooting (likely referencing RFK's assassination), implying a copy exists. It concludes with a request for assistance and includes contact details. Additional content includes phone numbers, release markings under Executive Order 14176/14178, and an enclosure dated June 13, 1968, referencing the FBI investigation into Senator RFK’s assassination in Los Angeles (file no. 56-156, Buffle no. 62-587).  

Key People:  
- Mr. & Mrs. T.J. Byrne (Hollywood, California)  
- Unknown individuals associated with the couple mentioned in the letter  
- Mr. X (Southern States, attended Dr. King’s funeral)  
- Senator Robert F. Kennedy (subject of the assassination investigation)  

Key Locations:  
- Hollywood, California  
- Los Angeles, California  
- Southern States (unspecified)  

Key Events:  
- Circulation of Senator Kennedy's portrait in the Brynes’ neighborhood  
- Questioning by three men about the couple associated with the incidents  
- Mr. X’s attendance at Dr. King’s funeral and delayed activities  
- FBI investigation into RFK’s assassination referenced in an enclosure dated June 13, 1968  

Key Organizations:  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Department of Justice (mentioned in document headers)

RFK Declassified Files

fbi_experience_rfk-2017_0108-box_004_folder_096.pdf

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