</s>apparently he wanted to recognize to whoever, the gun was to 2 be handed and I was close enough to him to shout over the 3 hubbuil, "Rosie, give it to Rafer. Rafer is here. Give it 4 to Rafer, "And Rafer came in behind us and with Rafer's 5 reaching over, Rosie released the gun to him. They had 6 already taken it out of Sirhan's hands. 7 Q All right. And what did you do at that moment thou. 8 did you -- 9 A I reached for Sirhan' s leg -- 10 Q All right .. 11 A -- left leg which I immediately picked up, threw 12 an arm lock on and held through until the police came. 13 All right ... 14 All right, The police did arrive? 14 A the police arrived. It seemed like five or maybe six minutes later. 16 17 Q And what did do you do when you were first aware that the police were there? 18 A It seemed the buffeting around and the trying to 19 transfer the suspect carefully to the police and protect him 20 from the people who would like to kill him,, seemed to be a 21 rather hectic moment and we were pretty well, jostled in this 22 time by both the police the people trying to get to this 23 suspect. In fact, I found somebody was wiping my face with 24 ice because I was more or less covered with blood. I wasn't 25 aware of it and kind of surprised that somebody swabbing 26 away at my face but I had gotten two minor bruises on my face 6 Form (618 (R-3-4) 2025 RELEASE UNDER2036

John F. Kennedy, Robert Kennedy, and Jim Garrison are central figures in this document. The assassination of President Kennedy is mentioned, as well as Robert Kennedy's involvement in investigating his brother's death.

A witness describes a man who was in the crowd on the day of the assassination and had thrown hippie beads. He also mentions a police report made by someone claiming to have seen the girl in the polka dot dress, but it's unclear if this is true or not.

Richard Lubic's interview with S.G.S.R. Sandlin and others discusses his investigation into Robert Kennedy's assassination. Lubic claims to have information about the shooting, but will not reveal certain details due to his confidence in Garrison's investigation.

The document also mentions a story involving a couple from Nantucket and New York who were at the Ambassador Hotel on the day of the assassination. However, it's unclear if they're telling the truth or not.

John F. Kennedy's presidential campaign is mentioned, as well as the oil depletion allowance controversy. The National States Rights Party's formation is also discussed, along with its connection to ultra-hate groups.

The document includes a list of individuals intimidated by ultra-hate groups (J.J.K.M.K., R.I.K., J.K.), and Ronald Buckley's testimony about the story of a conspiracy to kill John F. Kennedy.

Dates and locations mentioned include prior to the Indiana campaign, Palm Springs, Los Angeles, South Memphis, and the Ambassador Hotel.

Significant events or activities discussed include John F. Kennedy's presidential campaign, Robert Kennedy's involvement in the investigation, Jim Garrison's investigation into the assassination, and the National States Rights Party's formation.

Evidence, testimony, or findings mentioned include a document from 1960 stating "we must eliminate these people," police department raids on headquarters of ultra-hate groups, and Ronald Buckley's testimony about the story of a conspiracy to kill John F. Kennedy.

RFK Declassified Files

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