</s>GEORGE H. PATTERSON, M.D. FORREST L. JOHNSON, M D. 1932 WEST SOUTH STREET. LOS ANGELES 17 NEUROLOGICAL SURGERY HUNTLEY 2-8242 6 September 1967 Argonaut Insurance Company 443 South Shato Place Argonout Insurance Company 443 South Stato Place Los Angeles, California 90005 Re: SIRIAN, Sirhan B. Attention: Miss Stiner No: 02X 20345 No: 0X 203445 Er: Alfillisch Constr. Co. D/a: 9/25/66 Dear Sir: This is a report concerning Mr. Sirhan Sirhan, a 23-year-old, right-handed male seen in my office on September 5, 1967. CHIEF COMPLAIN: Discomfort of Chin, left eye and low back. PRESENT ILLNESS: On September 25, 1966, while at work, the patient was thrown from a horse. The patient reports he was unconscious for an unknown period of time. He reports that he was taken to hospital for an unKNOWN started regaining consciousness while he was hospitalized for ambulance and patient was hospitalized overnight. He states that they being stitched. The longer but he did not like the idea. The state has returned to the doctor to stay of week later to have the sutures removed and the patient returned to his should stay of week late to have to fourteen days. He stated that he told that he should stay worked but he had to do more days. The patent returned to work, he worked around the fourteen days, and then told him to work. He exercise boy. He States that on two weeks and then returned his work as an discontent, particularly around the left and then received increased discontent. particularly around two other doctors. Because the patient has no noticed increased He was subsequently seen by the doctor who was originally treated. then was referred to two other Doctors. Because he had the patient that subsequently then was home in Pasadena, he was then referred to Dr. Kiehn in Pasadena. Sometimes in Home in Pasadena; he was also referred to the patient who was discharged from his job because he felt that he wasn unable to physically work the hours he was not working that were required for him. The patients that reported that he has not been working since his discharge that employment. The patient states has not noted no particular change in his symptoms in the last few months. He describes the left eye complaints as being waves of pain in the eye itself and a tight sensation in the skin around the last eye. 763 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14776

**John F. Kennedy Assassination Records**

* **Key Individuals:**
	+ John F. Kennedy: assassinated on November 22, 1963, in Dallas, Texas
	+ Sirhan Sirhan: involved in an accident on September 25, 1966, while riding a horse; treated by Dr. Richard A. Nelson for injuries to his left eye and lower back
* **Dates and Locations:**
	+ November 22, 1963: John F. Kennedy assassinated in Dallas, Texas
	+ September 25, 1966: Sirhan Sirhan involved in an accident while riding a horse in Corona, California
	+ February 21, 1967: Sirhan Sirhan referred to Dr. Gordon Kichn for treatment of injuries sustained in the accident
* **Significant Events and Activities:**
	+ Investigation into John F. Kennedy's assassination by various agencies and individuals
	+ Sirhan Sirhan's medical treatment and subsequent evaluations by multiple doctors, including Dr. Richard A. Nelson, Dr. Albert Tashma, and Dr. Gordon Kichn
	+ Creation of Workmen's Compensation Appeals Board (WCAB) case file number 2X-20-3445 for Sirhan's claim against Alfillisch Construction Company
* **Evidence and Findings:**
	+ Medical records showing treatment for injuries to Sirhan's left eye and lower back, with subsequent evaluations revealing no significant ocular injury
	+ X-rays taken by Dr. Robert Freeman on February 21, 1967, showing no evidence of bone injury involving the left orbit or post-orbital structures
* **Connections:**
	+ Argonaut Insurance Company had multiple claims related to Sirhan's incident, including Claim #714-73-75897, which involved Dr. Nelson's medical report and a note from the hospital regarding Sirhan's treatment

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