</s>94 And when he stuck the gun, he looked like 1 2 he was on his tiptoes because he wasn't that tall. 2 8 Mr. Uecker is quite huge, and he tried to 4 get Mr. Ueerker out of the way, and the shot him. 5 How close, to the Senator were you at the 6 time of the first shot? A The same amount of distance, five feet. 7 8 A Q And how many shots were fired? 9 A I heard five distinct shots. I could swear 10 to five, but ... 11 Q Could there have been more? 12 A There could have been. I don't know if the 13 confusion -- I was standing behind there -- the next thing 14 I knew, I had blood all over my face and my glasses. 15 16 And then the man that got shot in the head fell in my arms. 17 And then then the other boy that got got shot In the 18 thigh, he fell on top of me, and they pushed me down, they 18 fell on top off me. 20 Did you see what happened to the Senate before 21 you went down? 22 A A He was on this way, falling -- he was falling 28 down. 24 The first shot, he kind of reared back very, 25 very sharply. 28 Did you See any movement of the Senator's DONALD L. DOSTROV, C.S.R.N. OFFICIAL RICHO.Z.A. 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176.

John F. Kennedy: 
- Shot in Dallas, Texas
- First shot caused him to "rear back very sharply"
- After first shot, both hands went up like he was about to shake hands

Witnesses:
- Donald L. Dostrov, C.S.R.N.
- Witness heard five distinct shots and saw Senator falling down
- Witness described Paul (first name only) as being quite large and having blood on his face and glasses after the shooting

Investigations: 
- Grand Jury Exhibit 9 is a photograph of a patient in the hospital, possibly related to the assassination investigation

RFK Declassified Files

fbi_experience_rfk-2017_0108-box_004_folder_082-part_3_of_3.pdf

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