</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

Summary  
The documents contain fragmented accounts of events surrounding Robert F. Kennedy’s assassination on June 5, 1968, including witness testimonies, investigative reports, and discussions about conspiracy theories. A witness describes Rosie Grier passing a gun to Rafer during the shooting chaos at the Ambassador Hotel. The suspect, Sirhan Sirhan, was restrained by multiple individuals, with one account noting physical resistance and blood on witnesses’ clothing. Jesse Umrah is mentioned as demanding Sirhan be kept alive during his transfer to police custody. Mrs. Lee, a witness in the kitchen area, was later ruled out as the suspect due to discrepancies in her description. Other reports reference fragmented interviews with witnesses, including Suzanne Locke Taren (a "Kennedy Girl") and Acquilline Sullivan, her friend. The text also includes discussions about identifying individuals in photographs related to the assassination, references to police investigations, and claims of potential conspiracies involving high-profile figures like John F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr. Some accounts mention specialized bullets used by Sirhan and skepticism toward certain conspiracy theories. A separate summary notes the formation of a 1960 National States Rights Party in Memphis, linked to anti-Semitic and racist groups, with alleged connections to individuals involved in RFK’s assassination investigation.  

Key People  
- Robert F. Kennedy (RFK)  
- Sirhan Sirhan (suspect)  
- Rosie Grier (individual who passed a gun to Rafer)  
- Rafer (recipient of the gun from Rosie Grier)  
- Jesse Umrah (demanded suspect be kept alive)  
- Mrs. Lee (witness in kitchen area, later ruled out as suspect)  
- Suzanne Locke Taren (member of "Kennedy Girls," witness)  
- Acquilline Sullivan (friend of Suzanne Locke Taren)  
- Frank Turner, Carlsson, Bill Turner, David (preacher), "polka dot girl"  
- Mark Lane (investigator associated with Jim Garrison)  
- Jim Garrison (New Orleans district attorney investigating RFK’s assassination)  
- Richard Lubic (TV producer and informant)  
- Ronald Euck (attorney linked to The Factory nightclub)  
- Pierre Sellinger (partner of The Factory nightclub)  
- John F. Kennedy, Bobby Kennedy  

Key Locations  
- Ambassador Hotel (location of the shooting and subsequent struggle)  
- Hotel kitchen area (shooting site)  
- Embassy Room (where witnesses were present during the event)  
- Police building (where reports were filed)  
- Memphis, Tennessee (National States Rights Party formation)  
- Los Angeles, Beverly Hills, Wilshire Boulevard, San Francisco  
- New Orleans (Garrison’s office)  
- Palm Springs (meeting between Lubic and Garrison)  

Key Events  
- Assassination of RFK at the Ambassador Hotel on June 5, 1968.  
- Struggle with Sirhan Sirhan after the shooting, involving multiple witnesses.  
- Transfer of Sirhan to police custody amid crowd chaos.  
- Witness accounts of blood on clothing and physical injuries during the incident.  
- Investigation into potential witnesses, including Mrs. Lee’s involvement.  
- Discussions about identifying individuals in photographs related to the assassination.  
- Claims of a conspiracy involving high-profile figures like John F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr.  
- References to Sirhan using specialized bullets not typically available to the public.  
- Formation of the National States Rights Party in 1960, described as an ultra-hate group targeting Jews, Catholics, and non-white Americans.  
- Seizure of a document by Southern police listing targets like J.J.K.M.K., R.I.K., and J.K.  

Key Organizations  
- Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD)  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Kennedy campaign volunteers ("Kennedy Girls")  
- Time Magazine, The Factory (private club)  
- Jim Garrison’s investigative team  
- National States Rights Party (ultra-hate group)  
- Committees with bookkeepers and shooters (alleged structure of conspiracies)

RFK Declassified Files

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