Robert F Kennedy Jr Names 2nd Shooter Who Killed His Father with Sirhan Sirhan (Part 7)

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. provides a detailed narration of his own version about the assassination of his father, Bobby Kennedy, former U.S Presidential candidate. Disputing the accepted narrative, Robert maintains that Sirhan Sirhan, the Palestinian man convicted for Bobby's murder, didn't actually land any bullets. He asserts his father was shot four times from behind, likely by security guard Eugene Cesar, who was hired the day before the assassination. According to Robert, Cesar held strong anti-Black and anti-Kennedy sentiments. Intriguingly, he also self-identified as a CIA agent in several documents, generating suspicion about agency involvement. Despite the conjecture, Robert concedes that this theory cannot be definitively proven but maintains that the evidence pointing towards a cover-up is substantial.

[alw]

Just like Oswald in Dallas, Sirhan was merely a scapegoat. Someone they could blame instead of blaming who was actually guilty. The C.I.A

[Noname]

No matter how many years go by or how many times you’ve told the story.
Telling someone how your parent was murdered has got to be so difficult to hold back emotions every time

[DJThraga]

This is probably the biggest interview that probably won’t get attention

[wendellst]

I have such respect for you, Sir. Meet your Dad on an elevator in NYC 1965, made me feel like he truly was interested in talking to me. Your family has given so much. I feel better knowing you are adding your wisdom and strength to our President! 🇺🇸

[Stan-ih]

We need a complete overhaul of our agencies

[JM--]

The fact this doesn’t have millions of views is insane

[JustJoe]

His uncle and father dared to say the truth against rich and powerful people without the necessary protection. I hope and pray the Robert Kennedy Jr has sufficient protection. 🙏

[michaelharrisonsr]

Thank you Robert. You must complete your “calling!”
I was a student aid in my HS Principal’s office and delivered the news of your UNCLE JFK’s death to our student body!
When your father died, I was in college in Dallas and was prepared to vote for him. It would have been the only time to vote for a Democrat in my life!

🆘I am 78 years old now and am completely convinced you are the type of leader we need at this time in history to join with 🇺🇸TRUMP and the MAGA Unity Constitutionalist
Republicans!
Your Vision and Commitment to serving ALL Americans is Inspiring🇺🇸✝️🙏🗽

[SteveDoherty]

I’m so sorry for your loss Mr. Kennedy. Losing your dad, and your uncle, is overwhelming. May God be with you, and keep you safe.

[pennyelliot]

Im so sorry you have to be put through this painful conversation. You deserve peace and privacy. Respect to you..

[Karrllson]

This interview is INCREDIBLE.
I've always felt the Kennedy issue was a thing for the history books. Something that our generation could never do anything about. So it's awesome that RFK Jr has brought it to the present day. Setting the record straight.

[donnabarber]

Thank you Sir for being able to finally getting the truth through to us Americans.

[peterdelbove]

What our Government saw fit to do to the Kennnedy family back in the 60's was beyond dispicable. Yet we have always been taught to accept each others differences, even political, and disagree in a peaceful manner. To this day, I mourn the tragic murders of John and Robert Kennedy. It says so much about the corruption of our country, our morals and the legal system itself.

[caterpillakilla]

you might be lost: if you dont think two brothers and mlk and malcom getting assasinated in 8 years is normal, its absolutely insane. english

[betsylewis]

In 1974, I worked at the CBS Television Station on Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles. One of the female reporters had given a special report on Robert Kennedy's assassination. Later that day I met her in the restroom and I asked if she saw another shooter, sensing Sirhan didn't assassinate Robert Kennedy. She confided to me that she was at the Ambassador Hotel that night to interview Kennedy and stood a few feet from him as his entourage passed through the kitchen. She watched another man shoot Robert Kennedy from behind and then disappear in the crowd while confused on-lookers and several people wrestled Sirhan Sirhan to the floor. I was stunned and asked why she didn’t go to the authorities about the other shooter she witnessed. She replied without hesitation, “Are you kidding? Do you know how many people mysteriously died after JFK’s assassination in Dallas? I don’t have a death wish!”

RFK Jr. is right about his father's assassination and a second shooter.

Most heartfelt response to any question i've ever heard. Thank you Donald for bringing him into your circle.

[LindaAbreu-hcth]

Robert Kennedy Jr. is a very Honest Gentleman.. God Bless Him.

[davidweinrich]

Re: the 1968 assassination of Senator, and former US Attorney General, Kennedy. I am an honorable American Veteran now retired and living permanently in the Philippines. I am neither a Democrat or Republican and generally prefer to be apolitical. I have done a substantial amount of reading on American and World history, particularly 1960's American history, but curiously (even to myself) have never looked into this subject with any depth.

Amazingly, only very recently, more than half a century after the fact, have I discovered what is more than likely the truth of what happened and I am astounded; in my brain I'm still trying to process the information. Mr. RFK Jr. closes here with the comment, "There was a lot of Agency involvement". Quite an understatement.

[marybrand]

I agree with your assessment. I watched the train carrying your father go through Oswego in 1968 and the turn out of respect was amazing.. I come from a military family who saw your uncle JFK when we lived on the military base in Ft Bragg, NC. When he died it was the only time I saw my dad cry. I’m an Independent now and regardless of the election outcome you understand what happens when you go against corruption. God bless you.

[gailconlon]

Thank YOU Robert Francis Kennedy for ALL YOUR LOVE
AND SACRIFICES 😘🎁💗🕊️❤️🎁🇺🇸🙏🎁🕊️💗🇺🇸