The man who assassinated Robert F. Kennedy has insisted: “Legally speaking, I’m not guilty of anything” — and Sirhan Sirhan even has the support of a former victim who claims there were two shooters on the scene! Read about the troubling eyewitness testimony, and click here for more news on the assassination of John F. Kennedy…
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The man who assassinated
Robert F. Kennedy has insisted: "Legally speaking, I'm not guilty of anything" — and Sirhan Sirhan even has the support of a former victim who claims there were two shooters on the scene!
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“We want a new investigation,” said Paul Schrade said during a 2016 parole hearing — with
The National ENQUIRER later
unearthing bombshell documents on a CIA plot to kill RFK. He also blasted former investigators that he accused of “[closing] the door on the facts,” adding: “They know what I do: Sirhan did not kill Bobby Kennedy. A second gunman did. And they haven’t admitted that for 50 years.”
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Other witnesses have claimed that a woman in a polka-dot dress was standing next to Sirhan before he fired, and fled the scene while shouting: "We shot him!" Other lawyers fighting to free Sirhan
have claimed that other agents —
possibly involved with the CIA — had used hypnosis to "program" the Palestinian refugee into firing at RFK to allow the real shooter to escape.
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Schrade, 93, was one of five other people wounded in the melee, but showed up in the assassin's defense to say: "I forgive you for shooting me!" But that didn't impress the parole board, who was meeting with Sirhan for the first time since 2011 for the shocking assassination at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles on June 5, 1968.
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Sirhan earlier recorded a confession in police custody, but now says he doesn't remember shooting Kennedy just hours after the candidate won the California Democratic presidential primary.
Robert Kennedy Jr. has now joined Schrade in calling for a new investigation, saying: “I think it would have disturbed [RFK] if somebody was put in jail for a crime they didn’t commit.”
The man who assassinated
Robert F. Kennedy has insisted: "Legally speaking, I'm not guilty of anything" — and Sirhan Sirhan even has the support of a former victim who claims there were two shooters on the scene!
Photo credit: Getty Images
“We want a new investigation,” said Paul Schrade said during a 2016 parole hearing — with
The National ENQUIRER later
unearthing bombshell documents on a CIA plot to kill RFK. He also blasted former investigators that he accused of “[closing] the door on the facts,” adding: “They know what I do: Sirhan did not kill Bobby Kennedy. A second gunman did. And they haven’t admitted that for 50 years.”
Photo credit: Getty Images
Other witnesses have claimed that a woman in a polka-dot dress was standing next to Sirhan before he fired, and fled the scene while shouting: "We shot him!" Other lawyers fighting to free Sirhan
have claimed that other agents —
possibly involved with the CIA — had used hypnosis to "program" the Palestinian refugee into firing at RFK to allow the real shooter to escape.
Photo credit: Getty Images
Schrade, 93, was one of five other people wounded in the melee, but showed up in the assassin's defense to say: "I forgive you for shooting me!" But that didn't impress the parole board, who was meeting with Sirhan for the first time since 2011 for the shocking assassination at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles on June 5, 1968.
Photo credit: Getty Images
Sirhan earlier recorded a confession in police custody, but now says he doesn't remember shooting Kennedy just hours after the candidate won the California Democratic presidential primary.
Robert Kennedy Jr. has now joined Schrade in calling for a new investigation, saying: “I think it would have disturbed [RFK] if somebody was put in jail for a crime they didn’t commit.”
Photo credit: Getty Images
