CA - Sirhan Sirhan & the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy, 1968 - Parole denied
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I am torn between "conspiracy-not conspiracy" in JFK and RFKs cases.
I have read about political murders of the XX century and I am still not sure about the Kennedys. I read about one famous case, in USSR, that has all markings of a conspiracy, with all organizers slowly and methodically being killed, and yet, much later, the investigators found 60 volumes of information that was never published. It is hard to erase all traces in conspriracies.
If I were a betting person, I'd split the Kennedy cases. I think JFK's murder was not a conspiracy. It could be the case of unprepared Secret Service, lack of foresight, and Oswald having the personality of our school shooters.
Now, with RFK, it is different. His assassination does look like a conspiracy. But could it be so that the reason he was killed had little to do with someone's fear of him becoming the President and investigating into his brother's murder?
Maybe whoever organized the assassination (if it was an assassination) felt that RFK was ill-fit to be a president, and that's all that's to it. There were many people disliking the Kennedys, it could be, "oh, not again" attitude.
I have read about political murders of the XX century and I am still not sure about the Kennedys. I read about one famous case, in USSR, that has all markings of a conspiracy, with all organizers slowly and methodically being killed, and yet, much later, the investigators found 60 volumes of information that was never published. It is hard to erase all traces in conspriracies.
If I were a betting person, I'd split the Kennedy cases. I think JFK's murder was not a conspiracy. It could be the case of unprepared Secret Service, lack of foresight, and Oswald having the personality of our school shooters.
Now, with RFK, it is different. His assassination does look like a conspiracy. But could it be so that the reason he was killed had little to do with someone's fear of him becoming the President and investigating into his brother's murder?
Maybe whoever organized the assassination (if it was an assassination) felt that RFK was ill-fit to be a president, and that's all that's to it. There were many people disliking the Kennedys, it could be, "oh, not again" attitude.
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