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The Forgotten Terrorist: Sirhan Sirhan and the Assassination of Robert F. Kennedy

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This book can only fool someone who hasn't been exposed to the evidence of the RFK case. Read this book, then read William Turner's and John Christian's book and decide for yourself.

Any argument that Sirhan was anything besides a patsy is a disgrace, a farce and an insult to the memory of Robert F. Kennedy. The eye-opening documentary 'RFK Must Die' explains in very thorough and rational detail how Sirhan was a hypnotically programmed 'Manchurian Candidate' who's sole purpose was to distract Kennedy's security while the real assassin struck from behind. How can you explain 10 bullets fired from a gun which only held 8? How about the LAPD destroying valuable evidence? Or known CIA assassins caught on film in the Ambassador's Ballroom that night? And of course, the famous girl in the polka dot dress. This book is a waste of pulp.

Mel Ayton has accomplished something that no one writing about the RFK
asssassination has ever achieved before. By combining a judicious
review of the forensic and eyewitness evidence with a firm grasp of the
historical context, Ayton has finally made sense of the 1968 killing.
THE FORGOTTEN TERRORIST is a long overdue reminder that assassination
is political murder.