J. Edgar Hoover vs.. Rfk

The crime took place when the Democratic Party was celebrating their victory in the California primary. When Sirhan approached Kennedy, he attacked head on from the front. Sirhan’s revolver was an eight shot revolver and was no closer than three feet from Robert Kennedy. He was the sole convict of the crime and is currently spending life in prison. All of the facts however do not point towards Sirhan. First of all, none of the bullet wounds Kennedy suffered were from the front where Sirhan was standing. Second of all, Sirhan’s handgun was an eight shot revolver yet more than eight bullets were found. Also, no witnesses say the Sirhan reloaded the revolver. Lastly, Sirhan could not have been closer than three feet away from Kennedy yet Kennedy had burns which occur when shot from point blank. All of this points towards a second shooter. Who could have been the second shooter? It had to of been a security guard of the name of Thane Cesar. Cesar was hired as Kennedy’s security guard for the event. Cesar was right behind Kennedy to his right where Kennedy was shot behind the ear. It would have been extremely easy to shoot Kennedy while everyone was distracted by Sirhan. This helps to explain the burn marks, bullets and wound locations.

More on Cesar; he was only a temporary security guard. It would have been very easy to erase files and other documents of an unknown guard rather than a regular guard with deep permanent files. This simply could not have been coincidental and all signs point towards Hoover as the person who ordered Cesar to kill Kennedy. Cesar’s files have been erased and if anyone had the power to do that, it would be Hoover. This proves without a shadow of a doubt that J. Edgar Hoover killed Robert F. Kennedy.