</s>INTERVIEW - CONTINUMS RAMPART DETECTIVE DIVISION MEDICAL-3 INTERVIEWS - JUNE 5, 1968 LENNEDY SHOOTING DR 68-521 466 FOLLOW UP INVESTIGATION DETAILING THE PROCEDURES AT GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL METROPOLITAN DIVISION Sgt. Yurrallude Off. Sprenz Off. Ornellius Off. C.B. Thompson Off. Phillips Off. Rathburn Off. Mills Off. R.W. Sims Off. Mollamandra Off. Shinghaust - - 18 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

John Antoine Khoury, a Comptroller's Department employee at the Ambassador Hotel on June 4, 1968, had a high regard for President John F. Kennedy. Vincent D'Pierro was questioned by Sgt. Hormandes and Miss Irene Nock about his previous statements regarding the assassination of Senator Robert Kennedy.

D'Pierro initially stated that he saw a girl in a black and white polka dot dress standing next to Sirhan, but later corrected himself saying there was no lady that he saw standing next to Sirhan. He then revealed that he had been influenced by a conversation with Miss Sandra/Sorrano, who told him about a girl wearing a polka dot dress coming down the hallway and saying "we shot him".

Trudi Jayne Jennings, Night Cleaner at Ambassador Hotel, reported for work two hours early on June 4, 1968, and was in the Embassy Room Service Pantry when Senator Robert F. Kennedy was shot. Joseph Jones, Banquet Waiter at Ambassador Hotel, heard shots and immediately went around to the other end of the table where he saw Kennedy had been shot.

Seymour Korman, West Coast representative for the Chicago Tribune, was monitoring news coverage at NBC Studios in Burbank when he heard about the shooting. Alvin Kylie, engineer in the Maintenance Department of the Ambassador Hotel, arrived at work on June 4, 1968, and left for home at approximately 11:35 p.m.

A photograph of Sirhan Bishara Sirhan was shown to several individuals, including Trudi Jayne Jennings, Joseph Jones, John Antoine Khoury, Alvin Kylie, and Seymour Korman. None of the individuals interviewed reported seeing Sirhan in person prior to the shooting.

Senator Robert F. Kennedy was shot on June 4, 1968, at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles, California. Mrs. Alma McFarland, a maid at the hotel, stated she was off duty at 11:45 p.m. and could offer no information on the events of that evening.

Siriwan Sirhan (also known as SIRHAN BISHARA SIRIANA SIRHAN) ordered a coke in the Venetian Room earlier on the afternoon of June 4, 1968. Alexander Acosta-Martinez advised he had never seen Siriwan Sirhan at any time prior to the shooting.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is mentioned throughout this document as conducting interviews and gathering information related to the shooting of Senator Robert F. Kennedy.

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