</s>LA 56-156 As they pulled away from the Ambassador Hotel, a Los Angeles Police Department patrol car moved in to escort the ambulance and they began to drive back to Central Receiving Hospital. En route, the route back to Mrs. KENNEDY arguing with MAX BEHRMAN. HULSMAN, HULSSMAN stated that he does not know exactly what provoked these heated words, but he has never exactly where he was arrested. He was arrested for identification. As they were proceeded to Central Receiving Hospital, BILL BARRY turned in the cab and attempted to crawl through the opening into the ambulance portion of the vehicle and it was necessary. Don't let the son or a bitch touch him, , point, BANDA BARRMAN's efforts to aid Kennedy. referring to the hospital staff to aid KENNÉDY from the Upon arrival at Central Receivers Hospital, he was met by the hospital Staff and removed KENNEOY from he ambulance to the interior of the hospital. As the stretcher was being wheeled into the hospital, an unknown photographer reached out and grasped the stretcher with one hand, holding his camera in the other, in an effort to get a close-up of Senator Kennedy. At this point, Mrs. BERNEDY screamed to the man to leave the stretchers alone and BILL BARRNY made the man the man with surficient and free to make him release the stretcherer. After the loading Senator KENNESMAN, HALLSMAN was ordered to return to the Ambassador Hotel, again accompanied by BEHRMAN, where they picked up PAUL SCHRADE and returned to Central Receivers Hospital. SCHRADF was accompanied by a Negro doctor by the name of MC BRUM (phonetic). 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

**People:**

* John F. Kennedy
* Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
* Martin Albori, M.D.
* Albert Tashma, M.D.
* John D. Rutledge, M.D.
* David C. Marcus, Attorney
* Jean Atkinson, Receptionist for Dr. John Leslie Johnson
* Irene Sprung
* Tommy S. Ratliff
* Henry Estrada Carrillo, Room Service Manager of the Ambassador Hotel

**Events:**

* September 24, 1966: Sirhan Bishara Sirhan was referred to Martin Albori, M.D., for a work-related injury sustained while employed by the Granada Vista Del Rio Ranch - Affillisch Construction Company.
* February 21, 1967: John D. Rutledge, M.D., took an x-ray of Sirhan's orbit at his request.
* June 5, 1968: Robert F. Kennedy was shot at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles, California.
* June 5, 1968 (afternoon): Max Almahn received a telephone call from someone claiming to have information about the shooting.

**Locations:**

* Pasadena, California
* Los Angeles, California
* Hollywood, California
* Corona, California
* Granada Vista Del Rio Ranch - Affillisch Construction Company

**Other:**

* Sirhan Bishara Sirhan was referred to multiple medical professionals for work-related injuries.
* Henry Estrada Carrillo witnessed the shooting of Robert F. Kennedy and identified Sirhan as the shooter.
* Max Almahn received a telephone call from someone claiming to have information about the shooting, but the caller hung up before providing any details.

Sirhan Bishara Sirhan worked at various locations, including Jack Davies Richfield Service Station, Organic-Pasadena health food store, and Granada Vista Del Rio Ranch - Affillisch Construction Company. He was referred to multiple medical professionals for work-related injuries, including Martin Albori, M.D., Albert Tashma, M.D., and John D. Rutledge, M.D.

Sirhan discussed Middle East affairs and expressed a strong dislike for the State of Israel, stating that he witnessed Israeli soldiers killing Arab children when he was young. He also mentioned that he felt violence was the only way Negroes could obtain their rights.

On June 5, 1968, Robert F. Kennedy was shot at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles, California. Henry Estrada Carrillo witnessed the shooting and identified Sirhan as the shooter.

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