</s>3 NY 44-1640 Mrs. PLIMPTON is of the opinion that there were about five shots in very rapid succession and two or three scatter shots after that. Mrs. FLIMPION went out a door by the press room for a doctor. FLIPTON went out of a door but by a group of people where SIRIAN SIRIHAN was, but did not see him. She learned later that her husband was but also in this group but she did not have her him. When she got out the door, she saw a girl standing there she told this girl to get a doctor, Mrs. PIMPON then went back in through the door. The door was blocked by someone but she pushed her way in. She saw SIRIAHAN SIRIRIAN lying on a table, ROSIE GRIER lying on his legs and Mr. PLIPTON standing or kneeling on the table. She went to ROSIE GRIER as he was "broken-up." She went so SIRIASHAN released as he to the police and then she saw Mr. SIRIMAN SRIHAN took Mr. GRIIER to the kitchen and gave Mr. PIPTON took Mr." SOME water, then she's and Mr." PLIMPINGTON took Mr.' some water, Then she's a suite and "put him in bed." Mr. and Mrs. PLUMPTON then went to the Good Samaritan Hospital where Senator KENNEDY had been taken, Mr. GRIER appeared at the hospital later. Mrs. PlIMPONY had never seen SIRISHAN SIRDAN prior to the shooting and she heard him say nothing. Mrs. SRIHMAN SIRTIAN was removed before Senator Kennedy was taken Mrs. FILIMPTION is of of the impression that SIRIHAM SIRHAN WAS removed before senator Kennedy was Taken out. 116 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Robert F. Kennedy was shot on June 5, 1968, at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles, California.

Witnesses reported hearing multiple shots and seeing Senator Kennedy lying on the floor with an obvious bullet wound in his head.

Sirhan Sirhan, a suspect in the assassination, was seen by witnesses, including UNRUH, who attempted to push him away from the crowd. Unruh stated that he did not observe Sirhan holding a gun at any point during this incident.

Witnesses also reported seeing a Caucasian male, 25-35 years old, medium height, light brown hair, and brown eyes, wearing a business suit and speaking in a soft voice, who was described as the individual who interrupted Miss JONES's conversation at the Venetian Room of the Ambassador Hotel on June 5, 1968.

Various employees of the Ambassador Hotel stated they recalled no incident involving a $20 tip on June 4, 1968, which was allegedly given to Sirhan Sirhan by Max Rafferty's campaign headquarters.

The shooting of Senator Robert F. Kennedy occurred during his campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination, and it is considered one of the most significant events in American political history.

Physical evidence related to the shooting, witness statements from individuals who were present at the Ambassador Hotel on June 4 and June 5, 1968, and investigative reports and summaries from law enforcement agencies are still relevant today.

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