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ERTV International - Israel and the Assassinations of The Kennedy brothers
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Sirhan Bishara Sirhan, a Palestinian Christian Survivor of the Palestinian Exodus.
Filmmaker:
Bahiya Namour
Fifty years ago, United States Senator Robert F Kennedy was assassinated
at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles just moments after he'd won
California's Democratic presidential primary.
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan, a Palestinian with Jordanian citizenship, was
arrested at the scene of the shooting in what the Los Angeles Police
Department (LAPD) thought was an open-and-shut case.
Sirhan was tried and jailed for Robert Kennedy's murder. But since the
1970s, there have been calls for a new investigation into the
assassination, based on differing witness accounts, the number of shots
fired and distance of Sirhan from Kennedy when he fired.
"We're trying to prove there was a travesty of justice in 1969 at
Sirhan's trial. We're trying to prove that there was no way that he
could have shot the senator, let alone have killed the senator," says
Laurie Dusek, a member of Sirhan's defence team.
Kennedy's wounds suggest his assassin - or assassins - stood behind him,
but eyewitnesses place Sirhan about a metre away and almost in front of
him. This has led to suggestions that a second gunman may have fired
the fatal shot, a theory supported by Chief Medical Examiner-Coroner for
the County of Los Angeles, Thomas Noguchi, who stated in his report
that the shot that killed Kennedy was fired at the point-blank range
next to his right ear.
"The only way to explain this that there was a second gunman in a
position behind Kennedy, but the prosecution never proved that Sirhan
was behind Kennedy or was able to shoot him point blank," says
eyewitness Paul Schrade.
Witness accounts and more recent forensic analysis support the view that
more bullets were fired at the scene than Sirhan could have had in his
gun.
Sirhan's .22 Iver-Johnson revolver could only hold eight bullets, yet as
many as 13 shots may have been fired at the scene. Two FBI
investigators who attended the crime scene right after the assassination
stated that they had discovered two bullets in a door frame - bullets
that were not mentioned in the LAPD's report.
"If a second gun is not firing, there cannot be any bullet holes in the
wooden door frames," explains William Klaber, a journalist and writer
who has studied the case extensively. "So the police take those door
frames down and they bring them to the police station to do work on
them. It turns out these bullets represent too many bullets. Sirhan's
gun holds eight bullets."
Robert Kennedy's death, like the 1963 assassination of his older
brother, President John F Kennedy, has been the subject of many
conspiracy theories.
One suggests that if Bobby were ever elected president, it's almost
certain he would have ordered a fresh investigation into his brother's
assassination, unconvinced as he was by the official version in the
Warren Commission report. Other theories include had Robert Kennedy been
elected president, he would have taken steps to end the war in Vietnam.
RFK was a principled politician, a New York senator who cared about
poverty in the south and racial segregation everywhere. His ideals of a
more equal society were never realised but the scale of grief following
his death showed how much people appreciated him.
After his body had been flown from California to New York, it was put on
board a train to Washington, DC for burial next to his brother John at
Arlington National Cemetery - and the railway line was lined with
millions of mourners. The journey, however, to establish clearly how he
died is still incomplete.
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Basheer, Saturday night on his trip back home - 7 May 2016.
(Minutes earlier I was told by a loved one that I "gossip" on facebook and deliberately "hurt people out of spite"! I am too strong to be hurt by my own loved ones, but added to all the ongoing tribulations going on in my life, I wanted to cry on the bus, but ran out of tears! So, today, Sunday, I decided to stay at my heavily cluttered but 'empty' home all day, and with a very heavy heart. Yet, I find time to and must write as this protects my sanity. )
Muhammad Ali Ben MarcusVickie JacobsI agree, dear, but I can see them only a few hours a week. I see the 3 year old and the new born longer because they need more attention and care. But, they are missing on the education I wanted to impart to them. So to speak, we are no more a united family! But, I know it is not in my hands anymore. After I had left them last night, I wanted to cry on the bus, but I ran out of tears. Yet, the pain was there. I even forgot it was my new daughter-in-law's birthday today, Kenji's mother. But, yesterday we had a good time in the back communal gardens where my son lives.
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