</s>BOX NO. 4 Foldack NO. 98 Lakent Prints reports : June 1968 1859 AFK Assassination 2017-0108 1842 2023 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14178

**Report DR 68-521 466**

* Date: June 20, 1968
* Type of investigation: Murder
* Analyst assigned: [Unknown]
* Victim: Senator Robert F. Kennedy
* Suspect: Sirhan Girschian Bishara (also known as Sirhan Sirhan)

**Evidence Analysis**

* Clothing analysis:
	+ Polka dot dress with red stains inside the upper portion, which do not give a test for blood.
	+ Pair of earrings - pearl-like, no hair or debris found on them.
	+ Revlon Aquamarine Spraymist can - appears to be full.
	+ Lipstick - Germaine Montel "super moist lipstick" on bottom, Not for sale." Secretary says lipstick shows no lip marks.
	+ Bobby pins - Black, Solo No. 2961
	+ Dark Glasses - White Frames - Appear to have glue remaining where price tag was stuck.
	+ Four plastic Hair Bands - Various colors - No hair or debris found.
* Conclusion: The clothing is new and has never been worn. The stains are probably on the clothing from being in contact with the lipstick and fluid make-up in the sack.

**Sound Test Results**

* Sound tests were conducted at the Ambassador Hotel to determine if a weapon fired in the kitchen area could be heard on the east fire escape of the Embassy ball room.
* Sound level meter reading of approximately 1/2 decibels change indicated that person would not be able to hear a weapon fired In the kitchen areas.

**Latent Prints**

* 7 lifts from various points on the 1956 De Soto were made, all identifiable except for one unidentifiable print.
* 3 photos found in the car had prints made on them, all of which were identified as belonging to the suspect.
* A sales slip from a lock and stock supply house was found with a lift made on it, which was identified as belonging to the suspect.
* A piece of paper from an auto supply house was found with a print that matched the suspect's.

**Other Evidence**

* The bullet recovered from Senator Kennedy's 6th cervical vertebrae was identified as having been fired from the Iver Johnson revolver recovered from the suspect.
* The powder pattern on Senator Kennedy's ear indicated that the weapon's muzzle was approximately one inch from the ear at the time it was discharged.

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fbi_experience_rfk-2017_0108-box_004_folder_098.pdf

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