</s>143 A Right. 1 2 Q What happened then? 3 A He got loose of my hand again and shook 4 hands again with one of the dishwashers. And then I took his hand again, and while I 5 6 was pulling him, I was trying to get -- because too many 7 people came behind us at that time. 8 Mr. Uno was in front of us -- Mr. Timanson -- 9 and he was calling, waving over, and I was Trying to get as fast through the kitchen area there, through the pantry, as 10 I could. 11 12 And while I was holding his hand, I Was 13 turning to my right- towards -- to the Colonial Room where 14 the press room was. 15 At the time something rushed on my right 16 side. I -- at that Time I didn't recognize what it was, 17 and I saw some paper flying. I don't even remember what 18 it was, paper or white pieces of things. 19 It was, papers or white Pieces of things, Then I heard the first shot and the second 20 shot right after that, and Mr. Kennedy fall out of my hands. 21 I lost his hand. 22 I looked for him, and i saw him falling down. 22 23 And I turned around again,and I Saw him falling the man 24 right standing next to me. 25 The arm, was holding the gun in, push the 26 arm down on towards the steam heater, and my right arm I. DON.A.D. L. OSTROI, C.S.R ., C-S.S .R .: OFFICIAL REPORTER 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

John F. Kennedy's assassination was not directly mentioned in this document, but it contains testimony from witnesses in a grand jury investigation into the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy.

Witnesses include Harold Burba, Henry Adrian Carreon, and others who were at the Ambassador Hotel on June 4, 1968, when Senator Kennedy was shot.

Key points:

* Witnesses describe the events leading up to the shooting, including the arrival of Senator Kennedy at the hotel.
* They also describe their interactions with other individuals in the vicinity of the shooting, including a person who was seen holding a rolled-up poster or newspaper.
* Witnesses provide details about the layout of the Ambassador Hotel, including the location of the kitchen and pantry areas, as well as the passageway where Senator Kennedy was shot.

Important dates:

* June 4, 1968: The date when Senator Robert F. Kennedy was assassinated at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles.

Important locations:

* Ambassador Hotel: The hotel where Senator Robert F. Kennedy was assassinated.
* Kitchen and pantry areas: Locations within the Ambassador Hotel that were mentioned by witnesses.
* Passageway: A passageway within the Ambassador Hotel where Senator Kennedy was shot.

Individuals mentioned:

* Harold Burba: A fireman who was at the Ambassador Hotel on June 4, 1968, and took photographs of the scene after the shooting.
* Henry Adrian Carreon: A playground director who went to a rifle range with a friend on June 4, 1968, and witnessed another individual rapidly firing a revolver.

Firearms mentioned:

* Revolver: A type of handgun that was used by an individual at the Ambassador Hotel on June 4, 1968.
* Rifle: A type of firearm that was used at a rifle range on June 4, 1968.

RFK Declassified Files

56-la-156-x-4_sec_005_ser_06-07-1968--part_4_of_6.pdf

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