Why
Israeli Nukes - Like his brother, RFK wanted to inspect Israel for nuclear weapons, which they had and were developing with uranium smuggled from the US.
Palestine - He was also in support of Palestinian right-of-return
FARA - Robert Kennedy supported an investigation aimed at registering the American Zionist Council (AZC) under the Foreign Agents Registration act, which would have hindered its efficiency, given that in 1963 the AZC was revealed by the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations to have laundered $5M into lobbying activities. To get around this, AZC moved its major functions to a former unit of theirs, the Kennen Committee, renamed AIPAC, which is now the largest lobby group in America, despite the fact that it's technically illegal. The World Zionist Organization and the American Zionist Council avoided FARA seven times with excuses and requests for extensions. After RFK's death the case was buried by Nicholas Katzenbach, the new head of the Department of Justice.
Mafia depositions - As Attorney General, Robert set out prosecuting and investigating prominent mobsters such as Jimmy Hoffa, Johnny Roselli, Carlos Marcello, Santo Trafficante, and Sam Giancana, who the Kennedys owed for helping get both John in office, and subsequently RFK made Attorney General.
Giancana continuously plead the fifth, giggling in between. RFK said: ''I thought only little girls giggled, Mr. Giancana,'' to which Giancana responded by giggling again.
Re-investigation into John's death - In an interview with USA today, RFK Jr. confirmed that his father considered the Warren Commission report to be a "shoddy piece of craftsmanship".
A week after JFK's death, Bill Walter, a friend of the Kennedys, traveled to Moscow, passing to Nikita Khrushchev a message from Robert and Jacklyn Kennedy. According to the memo found in a Soviet archive in the 90s by Aleksandr Fursenko and Timothy Naftali, Robert and Jackie wanted to inform the Soviet leader that they believed that John had been the victim of a right wing conspiracy.
Jim Garrison, the attorney who believed the CIA to be involved in JFK's death, claimed that Robert had given him a discreet message of support through a common friend, letting him know hat he was going to "blow the whole thing wide open" when he was president. Robert also confided to his friend, William Atwood, editor of Luke Magazine, that, like Garrison, he suspected a conspiracy, but couldn't do anything until he he got control of the White House.
Bobby CIA director Jon McCohn to find out if rogue agents within the agency had anything to do with the plot. Then in 1964, he contacted Jimmy Hoffa. A face to face encounter was organized between two men on an airport runaway, and Robert came out convinced of Hoffa's innocence. Robert asked his friend Daniel Moynihan to search for any complicity in the secret service.
He contacted an former MI6 officer he knew from the time his father had been ambassador in London. This British officer in turn contacted some friends of friends, and with the support of Charles de Gaul, arrangements were made for two French intelligence operatives to conduct over a three year period, a quiet investigation that involved hundreds of interviews in the US. Their report was delivered to Bobby Kennedy a month before his death. The French investigators hired a French writer to edit the material into a book under the pen, James Hepburn; the book was published in French under the title, L'amerique Brule, then in English as Farewell America.
How
Logistical impossibility - Robert Kennedy's assassination was blamed on a Palestinian Christian named Sirhan Sirhan. Despite the fact that thirteen shots rang out, Sirhan's gun could only hold eight bullets.
The sworn testimonies of 12 witnesses established that Robert had never turned his back on Sirhan, yet according to the autopsy report of Dr. Thomas Noguchi, who confirms it in his memoirs, Kennedy was shot from behind at point blank range, indicated by an abundance of gun powder around his ear.
Famous activist and documentary film maker, John Pilger, who was an eye witness to the killing, noted that a person standing next to him was grazed by one of the bullets after Sirhan had been wrestled to the ground.
The patsy - Sirhan Sirhan claims to have no memory of the day's events other than that he was there. In his police interview he said that the last thing he remembered was having coffee with an attractive woman: ''...She wanted coffee just as much as I did''
(Did she tell you her name?)
Sirhan: ''I don't know sir, coffee was all our discussion. Then she moved, and I followed her. She led me into a dark place...''
He also said: "My own conscience doesn't agree with what I did… It's against my upbringing, my very nature. My childhood, the family, the church, prayers, bibles, and all that, 'Thou shalt not kill,' and what I've tried to conform to as far as the ethics of life or the moralities of life. Life is the thing, you know. Where would you be if you didn't have life? And here I go and splatter this guy's brains. It's just not me."
Sirhan later repeats the phrase: ''he can't give them those bombers'' as if under hypnosis.
According to his brother, if there was a fly in the room, instead of swatting it, Sirhan would try to let it out of the house: ''...life meant something to him, you know, especially through the things that he went through, we we all went through, you know, the upheaval in the Middle East and what have you.''
After the shooting, a newspaper clipping was found in Sirhan's pocket, quoting a favorable statement made by Robert Kennedy regarding the selling of military aircraft to Israel.
Hand written notes by Sirhan found in a notebook in his home implied that his alleged decision had been premeditated and motivated by a hatred for Israel.
In a notebook found in Sirhan's home, he had scrawled repetitive phrases resembling automatic writing indicative of hypnosis: ''RMut die-RFK must be killed... Kennedy must be asasinated RFK must be asasinated... please pay to the order of of of of & of of of of of of thisetlal 8 00000- Aldst prytete arlrf WE''
Dr. Herbert Spiegel was a renowned psychiatrist and Columbia University professor who specialized on hypnosis. After sessions with Sirhan, Dr. Spiegel argued that he showed high hypnotizability and was likely programmed.
Psychiatrist, Dr. Bernard L. Diamond examined Sirhan during and after his trial, testifying that he was in a self-induced hypnotic trance and blind rage during the event.
Harvard University Professor, Daniel Brown, an expert in hypnosis and trauma memory loss, interviewed Sirhan for a total of 60 hours, concluding that he belonged to the category of high-hypnotizable. During his sessions with Dr. Brown, Sirhan could remember being accompanied by an attractive woman before finding himself in a shooting range with a weapon he did not know. According to Dr. Brown's report, Sirhan responded to a specific hypnotic queue given to enter "range mode," at which point he would raise his arm and start firing an invisible gun. After Sirhan recalled these details, attorney William Pepper was able to prove that just days before the assassination, Sirhan had visited a firing range accompanied by an unknown instructor.
Sirhan was able to recall that his instructor had a turned-down mustache, which fits the description of famous hypnotist, William Joseph Bryan Jr., who worked for the Air Force in the brain washing department and was famous for using hypnosis to get a confession from the Boston strangler, Albert DeSalvo. A passage in a notebook found in Sirhan's home, which he claims is in his hand writing but he cannot remember writing, reads: "God please help me, DeSalvo, DeSalvo".
Researcher John Christian interviewed two prostitutes, who claimed that Bryan had bragged to them about programming Sirhan.
The woman in the polka-dot dress
Sandra Serrano - Kennedy campaign worker, Sandra Serrano, reported seeing a woman and two men, one of which was Sirhan, walk past her and into the embassy room.
Serrano said that around 30 minutes later, she heard gunfire, then saw the woman and one of the men running from the scene, with the woman exclaiming: "We shot him, we shot him!" When Sandra asked who they had shot, the woman replied: "Senator Kennedy." Serrano relayed her account to NBC's Sander Vanocur just after the shooting, describing the woman as wearing a polka-dot dress and having a nose like Lyndon Johnson, while her accomplice was a young Latin man.
Special Counsel Thomas Kranz claimed in his report that Serrano admitted to fabricating the story after further interviews, however Serrano herself maintains that she was coerced, with relentless questioning by Sergeant Hank Hernandez, into the false retraction, in an annoying Mexican fake trans-atlantic accent... (𓃠)
Sandy: ''I seen those people''
Hernandez: ...no, Sandy, remember what I told you about that. You can't say you saw something when you didn't see it...''
John Fahey - John Fahey stated that the day of the assassination, he had picked up the woman because she approached him in the Ambassador Hotel coffee shop and asked to go with him to get away from a group of men. Fahey claimed that while they were together, she explicitly told him: “They’re gonna take care of Kennedy tonight.” He also noted that she had large wads of cash stuffed inside her purse. The encounter ended with him dropping her off at the Ambassador Hotel.
A team of investigators for Life Magazine were able to confirm many important aspects of Fahey's story, while subjecting him to a polygraph test, which he passed with flying colors.
Fahey's description of the girl was used to produce a composite of her, which was shown to waiter and polka-dot dress girl witness, Vincent DiPierro, who immediately identified the portrait as being the girl he had seen that day.
Researcher, Tim Tate identified the woman in the polka-dot dress as Patricia Elayn Neal. One of her ex husbands said that on the anniversary of the assassination, she used to put on a polka-dot dress, much to his annoyance. Tate obtained a picture of her, and several of the witnesses identified her as the same woman they'd seen. Her husband, Jerry Capehart, told his children he had worked for the CIA in the sixties and was involved in mind control experiments using LSD. Sandy Serrano looked at a picture of her and said she wasn't the women she had seen, but there were reports of two similar looking women in a polka dot dress, so who knows. This doesn't include the third polka-dot dress woman, who was blonde, wore green and was in crutches at the time.
Israeli journalist Ronen Bergman revealed that in 1968, Israeli military intelligence was planning to assassinate Yasser Arafat by hypnotically programming a Palestinian, as proposed by a navy psychologist named Benjamin Shalit.
The real shooter - In 2008, independent scientists, Robert Joling and Philip van Praag, uncovered a second shooter by matching the gun used to one of Kennedy's security guards, through acoustic analysis from a recording of the shots. The guard in question? Eugene Thane Cesar, who had been hired the night before by mob linked Ace Guard Service.
During the day he worked as a maintenance plumber at the Lockheed Aircraft plant in Burbank, a job requiring security clearance from the Department of Defense. According to researcher, Lisa Pease, Eugene Thane Cesar is listed by at least three public records databases as a contract agent for the CIA.
He was positioned behind Kennedy and video footage shows that Kennedy had pulled off his tie, which can be seen lying on the floor next to him; Cesar can be seen walking around without it. Several witnesses saw him draw his pistol and Don Schulman reported seeing him fire.
.22 was the caliber of bullet found in RFK's head. In 1968 Cesar admitted to owning a 22 caliber Harington & Richardson, showing it to LAPD Sergeant P. E. O'Steen. Three years later, in an interview with the LAPD, Cesar would switch his story by saying that he had sold the gun three months before to the assassination to a man called Jim Yoder. We know this is a lie because in 1972, journalist. William W. Turner tracked down the receipt, which was dated September 6, 1968, three months after the assassination.
Cesar died in 2019 in the Filipinos.
Robert Maheu - Robert Maheu was a businessman utilized by the CIA and eccentric engineer, Howard Hughes to organize operations. The show, Mission Impossible was based off of his company.
David Morales - In 1973, David Morales, who was recruited for ZR/RIFLE, went on a drunken tirade with his friends, Ruben Carbajal and Robert Walton. Carbajal relayed that Morales believed Kennedy was the only one responsible for him being forced to watch the men he had recruited slaughtered before his eyes during the bay of pigs invasion. According to Carbajal, Morales said: "well we took care of that son of a bitch, didn’t we?" Walton, on a separate occasion, paraphrased Morales as saying: “I was in Dallas when we got that motherfucker, and I was in Los Angeles when we got the little bastard."
A man resembling Morales, described by former colleagues to have the same body language, can be seen in the Ambassador Hotel on the day of the assassination.
Morales would die of a heart attack in 1978, weeks before he was meant to stand before the House select Committee on Assassinations.
Hernandez: ''...no, Sandy, remember what I told you about that. You can't say you saw something when you didn't see it...''
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Raped by: Otto Heckel
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