Okay, hi, this is William Ramsey.

Welcome to the Diggi hypno program.

This will be part three of the Surhan, Surhan, Surhan time, written by Jim Garrison Keeler.

And for this episode three, I kind of noticed that the second episode kind of cut off,

so I'm going to overlap just a tiny little bit, maybe a couple sentences.

But this episode will probably be the longest of the three.

I've got about 20 pages to get through.

So here goes.

November 6, 1967, Dr. Leonard Yamshan examined Sirhan and concludes that his injuries are permanent and stationary.

Sirhan tells Yamshan that he was missing from work for two weeks after his accident, according to Yamshawn's report.

November 7th, 67, Surhan applies to work at the Burroughs Corporation in Pasadena.

November 10th, 67, Sourhan is hired as an exercise boy at the Santa Anita racetrack. He appears to have

a superiority complex and seems to be in a fog most of the time. He rides 66 horses at a salary of

$2 per horse. November 25th, 67, Surhan is thrown from the saddle at Santa Anita while exercising a horse.

He is shaken but comes to work the next day.

November 27th, 67, Sirhan begins working full-time at the Weedner's grocery store.

November 30th, 67, Sirhan has laid off from his job at Santa Anita.

December 20th, 67.

Dr. Martin Al-Bori examined Sirhan and finds no evidence of serious injuries,

although he notices that Sirhan has flat feet. January 1st, 68. A riot breaks out at the California

Rehabilitation Center in Norcoe down the street from where Sirhan lived during and after the horse riding

accident. In this riot, 250 inmates set fire to three buildings, causing $250,000 worth of damage for two hours.

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