</s>Vol 1. Sub -X57 A-B Fbi-CENTRAL RECORDS CENTER LA-LOS ANGELES INTERVIEWS

John F. Kennedy was shot on June 4, 1968, at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles.

Witnesses described a suspect as a Latin-type male, approximately 20 to 30 years old, with a height of around five feet two inches, wearing a white shirt and holding a gun when he shot Senator Robert F. Kennedy.

The witness who saw the shooting stated that he did not see the actual shooting but described the scene as chaotic, with people grabbing the suspect and trying to subdue him. He mentioned seeing blood on the senator's ears and a puddle of blood near his head.

Witnesses identified "Rosie" Greer (Roosevelt Greer) as one of the people who had grabbed the suspect, along with Bill Barry and Rayford Johnson.

Sirhan Sirhan was identified as the suspect. Badran Marouf, an acquaintance of Sirhan, stated that Sirhan had been to his house several times with other foreign students and had applied for a visa to the United States through the U.S. Consulate General in Jerusalem.

Witnesses reported hearing multiple shots fired at the Ambassador Hotel on June 4, 1968. Frank Mankiewicz, an advance man for Senator Kennedy, stated that he heard five shots and saw a male Latin holding a gun. William Barry, a witness, stated that he was abreast of the senator and about 4 feet away from him when he heard the shots.

Earl C. Williman, a witness, stated that he heard two shots and then saw this man running with a gun in his hand. He ran after the man as did Raymond Johnson and another male negro. They caught him and held him until the police arrived.

Don Summers, a liquor store owner, stated that Sirhan had entered his store and purchased liquor using a credit card.

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