</s>193 anything, like as if I wasn't -- didn't even exist. 1 2 And then I asked him again. I said, "Well, 3 what kind of revolver is it?" 4 And he said, 'An Iver Johnson." " And then he turned the pistol around and 5 6 showed it to me where, on the barrel, it has identification of the type of pistol. 8 Did you notice any type of shells around 8 Q Did you note any typeof shells around 9 where this person was standing? Could you tell how many 10 rounds this person were fired, or make any estimate as to that? 11 A I'd say three to four hundred empty casings, 12 he had already used on the range. 13 Q Now, did this terminate the conversation? 14 Can you recall anything else that was said? 15 A Yes, most definitely. 16 David knows more about bullets than I did, 17 and it came to his attention -- he asked this individual 18 why he was -- "Isn't that?" He asked type of bullet?" 18 He had just one box aside from all these 20 other -- that it's called the mini-magnum; and this type 21 of bullet, when it's penetrates on an object, usually tears 22 and splits out into different directions where the regular 23 bullet of a 22 caliber goes in a hole, and when it goes, 24 into an object , it will come out the same size. 25 25 And he was --- he asked him the reason for 26 this, and he didn't know what the reason his -- I DONALD L. O'GIRVOY, C.S.R. OFFICIAL REPONVER 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary  
The documents detail testimony from witnesses and evidence collected during a grand jury investigation into the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy (RFK) at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles on June 5, 1968. Testimony includes accounts of individuals encountered at the San Gabriel Gun Club with an Iver Johnson revolver marked for specific use, as well as medical treatment provided to RFK and other gunshot victims at Central Receiving Hospital. Ambulance personnel described responding to the hotel scene, transporting RFK and others like Paul Schrade, William Weisel, and Irwin Stroll to hospitals. Evidence collected included a Chrysler products key (Grand Jury Exhibit 8), a wallet containing identification linked to Sirhan Sirhan, firearms-related items such as a business card for a firearms store, keys with license numbers, expended .22 caliber slugs, and a shell. These findings were documented in Grand Jury Exhibits 6–8.  

Key People  
- **Robert F. Kennedy (RFK)**: Senator assassinated at the Ambassador Hotel.  
- **Dr. V. Faustin Bazlauskas**: Physician who treated RFK and other victims at Central Receiving Hospital.  
- **Elizabeth Evans**: Injured with a scalp wound, identified in medical testimony.  
- **Paul Schrade**: Transported to hospital by ambulance personnel.  
- **William Weissel (or Weisel)**: Injured individual taken to Kaiser Hollywood Hospital.  
- **Ira Goldstein**: Mentioned as having a hip or leg wound.  
- **Donald L. Ostrov**: Ambulance driver who transported RFK and Schrade.  
- **Max Behrmann**: Ambulance attendant working with Ostrov.  
- **Jerrold Hemingway**: Private ambulance driver who took William Weissel to the hospital.  
- **Donald C. Rus**: Ambulance driver who reported seeing three injured individuals at the hotel scene.  
- **Irwin Stroll**: Injured individual transported by taxi to Central Receiving Hospital.  
- **Sirhan Sirhan**: Name found on identification in a wallet recovered near the Ambassador Hotel.  
- **Lieutenant Charles F. Hughes**: Investigating officer involved in evidence handling.  
- **Officer Albin S. Hegge**: Police officer associated with evidence collection.  
- **Officer White**: Provided a key to Lieutenant Hughes.  

Key Locations  
- **San Gabriel Gun Club**: Site where an Iver Johnson revolver was examined.  
- **Ambassador Hotel (Los Angeles)**: Location of RFK’s assassination and initial injuries.  
- **Central Receiving Hospital**: Primary hospital treating RFK, Schrade, and other victims.  
- **Kaiser Hollywood Hospital**: Where William Weissel was later transported.  
- **New Hampshire Avenue, near Wilshire Boulevard**: Location of an automobile searched for evidence on June 5, 1968.  
- **Los Angeles County Grand Jury Suite**: Venue for testimony and evidence review.  

Key Events  
- Testimony about an individual seen at the San Gabriel Gun Club with a specific revolver and mini-magnum bullets.  
- RFK’s treatment at Central Receiving Hospital following his assassination, including medical examination of multiple gunshot victims.  
- Ambulance personnel responding to the Ambassador Hotel on June 5, 1968, transporting RFK and others like Paul Schrade, William Weissel, and Irwin Stroll.  
- Evidence collection near the Ambassador Hotel, including a Chrysler products key (Exhibit 8), a wallet with Sirhan Sirhan’s name, firearms-related items, and expended ammunition.  
- Documentation of findings as Grand Jury Exhibits 6–8, including photographs of injured individuals like Elizabeth Evans (Exhibit 12).  

Key Organizations  
- **Grand Jury of Los Angeles County**: Conducting investigation into RFK’s assassination and reviewing evidence.  
- **Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD)**: Involved in evidence collection and handling, including Officer Albin S. Hegge and Lieutenant Charles F. Hughes.  
- **City of Los Angeles Emergency Services**: Ambulance drivers (Ostrov, Behrmann, Rus) involved in transporting casualties.  
- **Goodhew Ambulance Company**: Private ambulance service used by Jerrold Hemingway.

RFK Declassified Files

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