</s>LA 56-156 3 access hallway, and he went back to Mr. SCHRADE and then quickly looked at a young boy 18 or 19 years of age who had a non-critical wound in the thigh and also a age who had a no-critical wounded in the thigh and also an age grown man who was critically injuredly. He said he grown went back to M. SCHRABE and helped put him into a stretcher, which had been brought in and accompanied him in the ambulance that Central Receiving Hospital, where upon arrivalation of Mr. SchRABE's wound. immediate attention of Mr ., SCHRAB'S wound. Doctor MILLER said he then went to Mr .- KENNEDY's room which was either adjointing Mr. SchrADE's room or host to a service room which did adjoint Mr. SCHRADE's room was saw Senator Kennedy being attended to room or that Mrs. KENNEOY was also holding her husband by the nurse. He was also there holding his husband whether or not to remove Mrs. SCHRRADE, but a nurse stated that she was not causing any disruption in his treatment that she has not caused any disruption to his He said Mr. KENNEEDY was placed in a respirator and that he helped the other doctors administer Dextran intravenously this being a blood replacement to keep volume up also being administered along with the Dextrant Alburoly. This being administered alongside with the Dxtran fluid by insertion of a needle permitting the album to flow into the same tubing by which the DeXTran was being administered. He stated that the album needed being administered, He stated it that the Album needed had come out and replaced it into the Dexter tube. this tube and replaced the tube into the Dexton tubeing. He stated that shortly thereafter he assisted in lifting Senator Kennedy into a stretcher as he was being transferred to Good Samaritan Hospital and continued assisting until he placed into an ambulance for this transfer. He stated he that he then returned to Mr .. SCHRAD'S room and saw that he was being well attended, whereupon he departed the hospital and upon coming out the front entrance to the saw numerous news men and asked for a ride back to the Ambassador Hotel and was asked for the ride two unidentified men. 423 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

June 4, 1968: Los Angeles, California (Ambassador Hotel)

* Senator Robert F. Kennedy's victory speech at the Ambassador Hotel on June 4, 1968
* The shooting of Senator Robert F. Kennedy in the kitchen area of the Ambassador Hotel on June 5, 1968

Names of people:
- Humphrey Otto Cordero
- Enrique Rabago
- Alice Way
- Michael Lindsey
- Lonnny L. Worthy
- Serous A. MashaYekhi
- Blaise Minns
- Robert McGhee
- Sandra Serrano
- Irene Chavez

Dates and locations:
* June 4, 1968: Los Angeles, California (Ambassador Hotel)
* June 5, 1968: Los Angeles, California (Los Angeles Police Department)
* June 6, 1968: Altadena, California (Sandra Serrano's residence)
* June 7, 1968: Los Angeles, California (Ambassador Hotel and NBC Studios)
* June 8, 1968: Los Angeles, California (Rampart Substation and Homicide Division)

Significant events or activities:
* Humphrey Otto Cordero was arrested on May 1, 1967, for a violation of Section 32122 in the California Vehicle Code.
* Enrique Rabago was unable to be located by the Los Angeles Police Department.
* Robert McGhee advised that only male bartenders and waiters were present at the Rafferty Campaign headquarters on June 4, 1968.
* Blaise Minns, a waiter at the Ambassador Hotel, advised that he did not hear any employees receive a $20 tip for a drink on the night of June 4-5, 1968.
* Sandra Serrano, a co-chairman of the Youth for Kennedy Committee, advised that she saw two people, a man and a woman, run down the stairway where Senator Kennedy was shot.

Evidence, testimony, or findings mentioned:
* Humphrey Otto Cordero's arrest record
* Enrique Rabago's inability to be located by the Los Angeles Police Department
* Robert McGhee's statement about male bartenders and waiters being present at the Rafferty Campaign headquarters on June 4, 1968
* Blaise Minns' statement about not hearing any employees receive a $20 tip for a drink on the night of June 4-5, 1968
* Sandra Serrano's testimony about seeing two people, a man and a woman, run down the stairway where Senator Kennedy was shot

RFK Declassified Files

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