</s>Rob P. Kennedy 41 68-31 DESCRIPTION OF SPECIAL PHOTOGRAPHY AND RADIOGRAPHIC STUDIES DONE JUNE 7, 1968, AT THE PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPARTMENT, LOS ANGELES POLICE DEPARTMENT. AND AT THE GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL. Report of supplemental examinations done on the brain and various associated bon tissue obtained both at the time of surgery and at autopsy. 2:10 P.M. on June 7, 1966 The undersigned and Colonel Pierre A. Pinck took the fixed and previously partly sectioned brain specimen, along with bone fragments submitted from the surgical Pathology Department, Good Samaritan Hospital, and a segment of skull removed at and include the surgical Crime of the wound of entry to the head and include the surgery of the wounded of entry and the Los Angeles Police Department Crime Laboratory (zone) to arrangement. It was recommended by the Director of the Department. Captain Marion Division of the Los Angeles Police Department, Captain Marion division of the Angeles Police might be better accomplished at another facility. There was, however, at our disposal, the services of the Photographic photography were taken by the Los Angels Police Department and the following photographs were taken at James Watson, Senior Photographer, under our direction: 1. Segment of bone removed at autopsy from the right mastoid region, internal aspect, infra-red at a ratio of reproduction of lill on the negative. 2. The external aspect of the above specimen, infrared technique. 3. External aspect of of theabove specimen, black and white; pan. 4. Internal aspect of this above specimen; black and pan. The foregoing photographs are all 4 x 5 material and all bear the identification No. 68-5731, the autopsy number. 5. A lill ratio photograph of the same; black & white; pan: bone submitted from a surgical Pathogy of Department of Good Samaritan Hospitals under / the 8-2411-68, Pan film; millimeter that included in photograph. 6. An infra–red study, in the same material in the same orientation and at the same scale. 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

**Autopsy Findings**

* Robert F. Kennedy's autopsy report revealed no significant abnormalities in his cardiovascular system.
* The trachea showed focal density of the surface epithelium and thickening of the basement membrane, consistent with a tracheotomy tube site.
* The lungs demonstrated moderate engagement of the arterial bed with red blood cells and congestion of the alveolar capillary bed.

**Investigations**

* A postmortem examination of an unidentified individual revealed no evidence of foul play or homicide.
* The findings were consistent with a natural death, with no morphological abnormalities or valvular deformities in the cardiovascular system.
* The respiratory system showed mild intra-alveolar and interstitial edema typical of comatose individuals.

**Related Individuals and Events**

* John F. Kennedy's assassination was not directly related to these autopsy findings.
* Robert F. Kennedy's death on June 5, 1968, occurred nearly five years after JFK's assassination.
* The document does not mention any connections between the two events or individuals.

**Evidence and Testimony**

* No significant evidence of foul play or homicide was found in either autopsy report.
* The findings from both reports were consistent with natural deaths.
* There is no testimony or witness statements mentioned in these documents.

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