</s>15 1 I'm at-my phone number is 652-7062, and the address is 1532 North Arnaz, A-r-n-a-z, Drive, Beverly Hills, 90211, 3 But that-that was my-my-key recollection. I thought, well, 4 now isn't that strange here we thought it was just a serious 5 thing, he's bleeding out of his ear, and then it turned out 6 to be he was bleeding in his ear. And I think they 7 determined that at the hospital when they started to clean 8 him up. 9 Were you with Mr. Sheets the next time that you 10 saw -- A 11 Yes, uh huh, It was either two or three days 12 later. Of course, it must be hell for you when you bring 13 two people and one gives one version. 14 MR. MINER: And the other version. 16 (overlapping voices) 18 A I don't know how close I tie in with -- 17 MR. MINER: I've never heard two people recount 18 a story that they saw a couple hours before, or ten minutes before. 20 A Yeah, yeah, this goes back -- I know -- 21 MR. MNER: Much less two years before. 22 A Well, it -- 23 MR.MINER: Because people see things with their 24 mind, not with their eyes. They're not cameras, and they : 25 edit what they see. And it is always that way. 28 BY L/T. HERNANDEZ: This is our card, sir; has 2026 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14476 Form 618 (R-3-4)

Summary  
The text contains fragmented interview transcripts and administrative records related to the RFK assassination investigation. It includes statements from individuals about their recollections of events surrounding RFK's shooting, medical treatment details, and interactions with law enforcement. A witness describes confusion over RFK’s injuries, noting initial belief he was bleeding from his ear but later determined to be internal. Another segment outlines a media altercation at Central Receiving Hospital involving Patrick Thornton, who sustained a head injury. Medical records detail RFK’s treatment by Drs. Baznauskas and Holt, including use of cardiac massage, adrenalin, and transfer to Good Samaritan Hospital. A memorandum references an interview with Susan Horenstein, a Kennedy campaign associate, describing her location at the Embassy Room during the speech. An FBI interview notes Mrs. Hostetter’s identification of a suspect resembling Sirhan, though details are incomplete.  

Key People  
- Robert F. Kennedy (RFK)  
- Drs. Baznauskas and Holt (treating physicians)  
- Patrick Thornton (injured media personnel)  
- Susan Horenstein (Kennedy campaign associate)  
- Mrs. Hostetter (witness identifying a suspect)  
- Sirhan (suspect, partially identified by witnesses)  

Key Locations  
- Embassy Room (hotel where RFK spoke)  
- Central Receiving Hospital (initial treatment site for RFK)  
- Good Samaritan Hospital (RFK’s final transfer location)  
- Alhambra (location of Mrs. Hostetter’s interview)  

Key Events  
- RFK’s shooting and subsequent medical treatment, including diagnosis of comatose condition and internal bleeding  
- Altercation at Central Receiving Hospital involving media personnel and Patrick Thornton’s injury  
- Witness accounts of RFK’s injuries and confusion over their nature  
- Interviews with campaign associates and witnesses to identify suspects  

Key Organizations  
- LAPD (Los Angeles Police Department)  
- FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation)  
- Kennedy campaign team (including advertising firm Katzy Paper, Lois & Koening)  
- Law enforcement agencies involved in follow-up investigations

RFK Declassified Files

56-la-156-f-i_sec_003_ser_1--part_6_of_6.pdf

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