Unddit 🌜︎☀︎💻︎about & FAQ status 61 RFK assassination, imo, has the most evidence pointing to a conpiracy.(self.actualconspiracies) submitted 22 hours ago* (last edited 15 hours ago) by No_Butterfly99 to /r/actualconspiracies TL;DR In conclusion, the evidence suggests that the parts of CIA, the LAPD, Eugene Thane Cesar, and the polka dot dress lady were part of a conspiracy to assassinate Robert F. Kennedy. The deliberate destruction of evidence, the manipulation of Sirhan through hypnosis, and the suspicious activities of key figures involved in the case point to a coordinated effort to eliminate Kennedy. The official narrative does not hold up against the substantial evidence of a second shooter and the involvement of intelligence agencies. After looking at all this evidence, no person could conclude any differently.

The original death of RFK is shrouded with cover-up lies and corruption. This is a collection of evidence I've gathered that proves beyond reasonable doubt, that Sirhan Sirhan did not kill Robert F. Kennedy, the case of RFK was mishandled, lied about and shoved under the rug. The main portion of the world will know the conspiracies and cover-up of the assassination of JFK and what happened to him, now with RFK he was not known by many and most don’t give a second thought to what happened to him on that day, and if you think or maybe even consider that JFK’s murder was a cover-up at the least to full conspiracy, this case will blow your mind, with this essay I hope to uncover the facts of the case and to bring a new light of the inconsistencies and lies around it.

Robert F. Kennedy, often referred to as RFK, was a prominent American politician and a member of the Kennedy family. He served as the 64th United States Attorney General from 1961 to 1964, and as a US Senator from New York from 1965 until his death in 1968. RFK was known for his advocacy for civil rights, social justice, and opposition to the Vietnam War.

On the night of June 5th, 1968, RFK was at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles, California, celebrating his win in the Democratic primary, a crucial win for his campaign for the presidential nomination. After delivering an uplifting victory speech to an enthusiastic crowd in the hotel's ballroom, RFK, accompanied by his entourage, headed towards the press conference through the kitchen pantry. As he made his way through the pantry, shaking hands and thanking his supporters, a young man named Sirhan Sirhan emerged from the crowd. Sirhan, a 24-year-old Palestinian, approached Kennedy closely in the chaotic and crowded pantry. Sirhan pulled out a .22 revolver and fired multiple shots at close range.

Robert F. Kennedy was struck by three bullets with a fourth bullet passing through his jacket. The most critical wound was a shot that entered behind his right ear, causing severe brain damage. Several others were also injured in the shooting, including Kennedy's campaign aide, Paul Schrade. The panic erupted in the pantry as people realized what had happened and tried to wrest the gun from Sirhan. Despite the immediate efforts of his medical team and the fast arrival of emergency services, Kennedy's condition rapidly deteriorated. He was rushed to the nearby Good Samaritan Hospital, where doctors worked tirelessly to save his life. Unfortunately, the damage was too extensive. Robert F. Kennedy succumbed to his injuries in the early hours of June 6, 1968, just over 24 hours after he was shot. He was 42 years old. Sirhan Sirhan was arrested at the scene and later convicted of first-degree murder. He was initially sentenced to death, but his sentence was commuted to life in prison in 1972 after California abolished the death penalty.

The bullet that killed RFK was fired from his right backside at an upward angle. No witness in the vicinity stated that Sirhan was closer than 3-4 feet, with most saying around 6 feet. The way Kennedy was standing, facing Sirhan, makes it impossible for Sirhan to have shot him in that manner. Witnesses have said the gunfire sounded like a machine gun. They also said they had a hard time believing it was from one gun.

The medical evidence documented by Dr. Thomas Noguchi, the coroner who conducted the autopsy, showed that the fatal shots came from behind and one inch away from Robert F. Kennedy. This automatically shows that Sirhan could not have shot him. But this is only the first thing. Dr. Noguchi wrote a book on it, calling it the perfect autopsy because it was. He was supervised by many different experts and professionals during the autopsy. He saw what happened to JFK's body and the government and media, and he didn't allow it to happen to RFK. They didn't allow Dr. Thomas Noguchi to testify in the trial and they ran a smear campaign against him for what he said in the autopsy. He was then abruptly fired from his job.

Sirhan fired two bullets, one hitting a man and another hitting a frame behind RFK. He was then abruptly subdued and fired six more shots which are all accounted for, hitting five different people. With two shots lodging in the ceiling and two in the frame, that gives us nine shots not accounting for the four that hit RFK. How was this possible with a eight-shot revolver? It's not. Multiple experts have examined the audio recordings of the night and have determined 10-13 shots were fired. In The audio recording, you can hear 2 shots a pause then around 8-11 shots in quick succession, This confirms witness reports who said they heard two shots, then a pause, and then all hell broke loose.

Sirhan was not given a fair trial. His lawyer decided to fight on the basis that Sirhan was mentally ill and in a hypnotic trance. He didn't even try to dispute the evidence in the trial, such as the gun that was allegedly used in the shooting was examined by a ballistic expert who said it was the same gun that killed RFK. the serial numbers of the gun he tested and used the the trial and the one used by Sirhan's did not match up. Not only did this prove the expert was willing to lie, it destroys the credibility of the LAPD investigation. There was no chain of custody on Sirhan’s real gun, which in a real trial would be inadmissible.

In 1975 a panel was formed. The panel was created solely to examine ballistic evidence. The panel inventoried all the bullets they received from the LAPD documenting all existing markings. The test bullet, supposedly from Sirhan's gun, should have had a specific marking, but it didn't. The Kennedy neck bullet, retrieved fairly intact, should have had the base marked with the coroner's initials and the case number TN31. However, the 1975 panel found the base marked with DWTN indicating it wasn't the same bullet. Dwayne Wolfer, DWTN, apparently didn't check the original markings on the bullet. Interestingly, the photomicrograph of the supposed test bullet, which didn’t come from Sirhan, revealed it was actually the Goldstein bullet, Ira Goldstein, who was wounded in the pantry, which should have had his bullet marked with an X by the doctor who retrieved it. Yet the bullet examined by the panel had no such marking.

Grant Cooper, Sirhan’s lawyer also worked with Johnny Roselli who was connected to the Friars Club Place, who was also connected to the racetracks Sirhan worked at. Sirhan’s lawyer received the lowest punishment for stealing a grand jury testimony in the Friars Club case. This suggests it might have been a reward for getting a conviction on Sirhan. So after all this, you may ask who did it. It was Thane Eugene Cesar, the polka dot dress girl, and another man. This is the evidence. Thane Cesar was a last-minute replacement as Kennedy’s bodyguard could not work that day. Thane Cesar was a self-described CIA agent who, in a previous job, was working at Lockheed with a top secret clearance. The kitchen was constantly unguarded, the part where Thane Cesar was supposed to guard. Lisa Pease explains.

Thane Cesar would have been in the perfect position to shoot Kennedy and is the only person who could have shot Robert F. Kennedy. Thane Cesar said he didn't shoot his gun on the night, but witnesses claim they saw a security guard shoot their gun.

When RFK was shot after he fell on top of Thane and you can see Thane Cesar's tie. How did his tie come off? Well, Robert Kennedy fell on top of him and ripped his tie off as they were falling to the ground. Why would Kennedy do this? It was his last conscious act to show who the murderer was because he knew it came from his right backside. Thane Cesar can be seen later in the night without his tie on. Also, Cesar's gun was never tested on the night of the shooting. His .38 was never tested. Thane Cesar stated he sold his .22, three months before the shooting, the same gun that killed Kennedy, but this was proven to be false with the receipt.

So how does Thane Cesar become Robert Kennedy's personal security guard? Robert Maheu is your answer. Robert Maheu was a CIA operative involved in black ops and assassination since the 1940s. He joined the Hughes organization in 1954 and became chief A controlling Hughes Nevada operations. In 1975, he confessed to the Church Committee investigating CIA atrocities that in 1960, he had met with mobster Johnny Roselli on behalf of CIA director Allen Dulles to assassinate Cuban leader Fidel Castro. Dulles was fired by JFK in 1961 for attempts to draw the US into a war with Cuba. John Meier, the number two man in the Hughes organization, has put on record that Maheu carried out the assassination.

Meier once quoted J. Edgar Hoover, the first director of the FBI, saying, "We know this was a Maheu job, but I'm powerless against the CIA." The CIA was known to have blackmail on J. Edgar Hoover. Robert F. Kennedy was against Richard Nixon in the 1968 presidential race. Nixon lost his previous bid for the presidency against John F. Kennedy in 1960. Nixon was a long-time Hughes associate, and it was well known that Hughes had even given Nixon's brother, Don Nixon, a huge loan to start a chain of fast food restaurants. In return, Nixon had used his powers as vice president to get Hughes' aerospace company to be run through Hughes Medical Institute, as a charity, and therefore not subject to taxation, saving Hughes untold millions of dollars. John Meier had met with Kennedy shortly before his death, and Kennedy had told him he knew what was happening regarding the Hughes Medical Institute and was going to expose it. Meier had kept a diary from his Hughes days that he released in a book called "Age of Secrets." The book was heavily censored and essentially buried. The breakthroughs in his diary reveal the role of the Hughes organization in Robert Kennedy's murder. A short excerpt from Meier's diary reads, "October 25, 1969, my friends and I were talking to the presidency all day. We also visited the president's beach house. On the yacht, I sat stunned as Don Nixon, after many drinks, started talking about RFK's assassination. He mentioned his brother being in Texas when JFK was assassinated and Bob Maheu telling Don about his involvement in RFK's murder in Las Vegas. Maheu took credit for the RFK murder. The ones that sat around the table with their mouths open were shocked."

John Meier's diary excerpt continues:

"During June 13, 1968, I was listening to the radio where they were discussing RFK's assassination and who was shot. They mentioned Thane Eugene Cesar, who was a security guard at the hotel working for ACE Guard Security, and who was also employed by Lockheed Aircraft. I remembered Thane from his trips to Vegas, where he was meeting with numerous gaming people and was introduced to me by Jack Hooper, an associate of Robert Maheu."

June 14, 1968, Bob Maheu called me and told me to come over to his house at 8:30 p.m. that evening, and I did. He was furious and he wanted to know why I was checking up on Thane. I was stunned at his anger, and he said to me if I kept discussing this matter, he would see...