</s>Robert F. Kennedy 68-573 8 The tertorium cerebelli shows no defects in its central portions. The durra was lacerated over a small area over the right supra-orbital plate where a curved fracture was present as mentioned above. The superior sagittal sinus, left transverse sinus , left sigmoid sinus and cavernous sinuses are inspected and reveal no evidence of thrombosis or laceration. The right trans- inverse and signoid sinuses do not appear to be damaged in posterior and signid sinuses or not appear on the anterior in posterior or bitt, but caution marks are on and close to these sinuses which contain dark blood clot. Examination of the arteries of the brain stem and cerebellum reveals a right vertebral artery that is smaller than the left. The basal artery measures 3 mm in diameter and is slightly tortuous. The anterior inferior inferior artery is normal and slightly tortuous, the anterior inferior artery has a normal distribution and show no evidence of trauma injury. The left superior cerebellar artery is intact. The cerebellial artery and lateral artery are involved in the coronal artery of the cerebral cortex is involved in this cortical contusion and lacerations of the cerebellium and many of its deeper branches have been damaged by the penetrating bullet and bone fragments. All of the remaining blood vessels of the Brain stem, cerebellulum and cerebral hemispheres have normal distribution and show very slight atherosclerosis. There is no evidence or injury except for the areas of contusions and lacersations. The cranial nerves are all intact. C. Cerebrum. Slight depression of the Cerebral cortex is noted over both posterior frontal and partial convexities in the areas beneath the subural hemorrhage that is described above. The sight cerebral hemisphere is slightly larger than the right cerebal hemisphere is lightly larger than those with prominent on the right than on the left. However, there is no evidence on the hemispheric of the cingulate gyri beneath the falx. The gyri over both cerebral convexites are flattened. When the brain is inspected from the central aspect, three areas of the contusion-laceration can be seen in the cortex of the left hemisphere has been seen in a context of the light-laser hemisphere measures 3 cm. It consists of the left, the lateral hemisphere measures 4 x 3 cm, It consists of superficial and deep lacerATIONS and contusions of the mesial half of the posterior one-third of the right inferior 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

**Autopsy Reports**

* **John F. Kennedy**: Autopsy report details findings from examination of President John F. Kennedy's body after his assassination.
	+ Date: June 6, 1968
	+ Time: Shortly before 3:00 A.M.
	+ Location: The Hospital of The Good Samaritan Medical Center, Los Angeles, California
* **Robert F. Kennedy**: Autopsy report details findings from examination of Robert F. Kennedy's body after his assassination.
	+ Date: June 6, 1968
	+ Time: Shortly before 3:00 A.M.
	+ Location: The Hospital of The Good Samaritan Medical Center, Los Angeles, California

**Key Findings**

* **John F. Kennedy**: Autopsy report details findings from examination of President John F. Kennedy's body after his assassination.
	+ Extensive bandaging and dressings on the posterior aspect of the head
	+ Moderate right atrial dilatation
	+ Cut surfaces of myocardium showed a uniform gray-red muscle fiber texture
* **Robert F. Kennedy**: Autopsy report details findings from examination of Robert F. Kennedy's body after his assassination.
	+ Gallbladder shows extensive autolytic changes
	+ Kidneys show moderately well-preserved tubular elements and intact glomeruli

**Autopsy Personnel**

* Thomas T. Noguchi, M.D., Chief Medical Examiner-Coroner County of Los Angeles
* John B. Holloway, M.D., Deputy Medical Examiner
* Abraham T.L. Mu, M.D., Deputy Medical Examiner (In Charge of Neuropathology)
* R.L. Scanlan, M.D., Chairman Department of Radiology The Hospital Of The Good Samaritan Medical Centre, and DeputyMedical Examiner.

**Consultants from the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology**

* Pierre A. Fink Colonel, MC, USA
* Charles W. Stahl, III Cleveland, NC, USN
* Kenneth Barle, M.D.

**Forensic and Medical Photographers**

* John B. Holloway, M.D., Deputy Medical Examiner
* Richard Kotke, Deputy Coroner
* Richard Kotkke, Charles Collier, Scientific Investigation Division Los Angeles Police Department

**Autopsy Assistant**

* Edward Day, Senior Investigator

RFK Declassified Files

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