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RFK Must Die: The Assassination of Bobby Kennedy
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On June 5, 1968, shortly after winning the hotly-contested California primary, Democratic presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy was slain in the pantry of the Los Angeles Ambassador hotel. Charged with the assassination is Sirhan Sirhan, a 24 year-old Palestinian whose notebooks repeatedly declare RFK MUST DIE! While Sirhan Sirhan recants his confession, investigatory oversights leave many questions unanswered:
Why was RFK rerouted from his original destination in the hotel straight into the path of an assassin s bullet?
Who was the girl in the polka dot dress seen fleeing the hotel screaming We shot him, we shot him ?
Why was there a CIA presence at the hotel that night?
Why were additional bullets recovered but never entered into evidence?
Writer-director Shane O Sullivan, highly skeptical of the official report, conducted his own exhaustive investigation. Through exclusive interviews with eyewitnesses and invesitgators, as well as rare archival footage and a wealth of expert testimony, this disturning documentary sheds new light on the murder of one of America's most beloved politicians.
Bonus Features Include:
Sirhan Sirhan Audio Interviews
Kennedy Campaign spots
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After all these years, you would think that someone would have noticed these things... and done something about them. --CIA operative David Rabern
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- Aspect Ratio : 1.85:1
- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- MPAA rating : s_medNotRated NR (Not Rated)
- Product Dimensions : 7.5 x 5.5 x 0.53 inches; 4 Ounces
- Item model number : 3345910
- Director : Shane O'Sullivan
- Media Format : Subtitled, Color, Full Screen
- Run time : 2 hours and 19 minutes
- Release date : November 20, 2007
- Actors : Sirhan Sirhan, Robert Kennedy, Munir Sirhan, Sandra Serrano, Vincent Di Pierro
- Language : Unqualified (DTS ES 6.1)
- Studio : Dokument Films
- ASIN : B000UX6TH0
- Number of discs : 1
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There is no mention of Khaiber Khan, an Iranian linked to the Shah's intelligence agencies, who got involved in RFK's campaign. No mention of the close relationship between the CIA's James Angleton, the Shah's SAVAK (secret police), and the Israeli Mossad at this time. The fact that someone went to a lot of trouble to make it look like a Palestinian radical was responsible (possibly trying to link him to the al-Fatah group, which was giving Israel a lot of trouble in early 1968) should cause us to look at the international flavor of the plot.
There are still many good interviews, lots of vintage footage, diagrams of the pantry showing witness locations. The recordings of Sandy Serrano's interrogation by Hank Hernandez are quite disturbing.
You should also search for a copy of Ted Charach's early-70s documentary THE SECOND GUN, which features many more interviews and in many ways is better than this one. It goes into greater detail about the ballistics evidence, and discusses the disappearing photos of witness Scott Enyart.
The investigation by the LAPD was tightly held, and the conclusion of Special Unit Senator was that Sirhan acted alone. As usual, the evidence was locked up, held closely, and ultimately "routinely destroyed" so that no one can now question the results.
Now, the video by Shane Alexander. The DVD is not a narrative or linear investigation of the assassination; rather it is a compilation of previously unseen video clips and audio interrogations of some of the principals in the case, especially Sirhan Sirhan. The video was taken at the Ambassador Hotel on the night of the assassination, and shows individuals who are indentified as David Morales and George Joannides, both CIA agents. We later learn that they are also identified as watch salesmen by others who should know. The question for you is whether the "watch salesman" identity is real, or a cover for intelligence operatives. Those who follow the JFK assassination will instantly recognize Morales, former head of the CIA JMWAVE Station in Florida, and Joannides, subject of a protracted (and unsuccessful)lawsuit to force release of his CIA file.
The highlight for many is the interview with Sirhan Sirhan, who under hypnosis says some very strange things. This alone is worth the cost of the DVD. This one will be unavailable and a collector's item in the near future. If you have an interest in the assassinations, are a student of assassination related topics, or are just curious about what more can be said about this chapter of American History, by all means buy a copy...you won't regret it.
This one is hands down by the heart coming from writer/producer/researcher/director Shane O'Sullivan. He truly did a remarkable job staying on top with the case plus interviewing most the people that were there. Some had passed on. Truth is the Mystery still remains. A shame how LAPD will tarnished or eliminate evidence that was around a long time and never came through to justice which in this world we live in today.
God bless JFK, RFK, Dr. King, and Malcolm X for their most powerful journeys and gifted legacies they left behind.
For those of us that love those people as much, we must count on each other and win.









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