The Assassination of Robert F. Kennedy

Crime, Conspiracy and Cover-Up - A New Investigation

By: Tim Tate, Brad Johnson

Narrated by: Lewis Hancock

Length: 10 hrs and 35 mins

Publisher's summary

At 12.16 a.m. on Wednesday, June 5, 1968, Senator Robert F. Kennedy was shot and mortally wounded in the service pantry of the Ambassador Hotel, Los Angeles. A 24-year-old Palestinian immigrant, Sirhan Bishara Sirhan, was found holding the smoking gun and convicted of murder. That is the official history - but Tim Tate and Brad Johnson have uncovered a different story. 

After 25 years spent scrutinising over 100,000 official documents and previously unknown recordings, and conducting new interviews with key figures, they show that Sirhan could not have fired the fatal bullets - and reveal evidence of a murderous conspiracy involving organised crime and the CIA....

©2018 Tim Tate & Brad Johnson (P)2019 Oakhill Publishing

Definitive Work on the RFK assassination!

This book is based on documentation and doesn't posit theories that aren't backed up with evidence. Much better book than Ms. Pease's book in my opinion.

Nothing new

It seems as if this author took parts of many other books and pasted them together.Nothing new

childish conspiracy book

typical, old, rehashed disproven claims. Read Dan Moldeas book if you want the adult version of this book.

Half Ok

Half the book was interesting investigative facts that warrant a new investigation. However the other half is incessant kissing of RFK hind quarters. Let's not forget that RFK helped fix his brother's election, cheated on his wife, probably silenced Marilyn Monroe after sleeping with her, spyed on many an American citizen, and plotted to kill foreign leaders. He is guilty of almost every thing his daughter accused George Bush of in the last chapter of the book. Had he become president we would have gotten the same thing we got with Carter, Clinton and Obama. Bad economy, weak foreign policy and illegals pouring over the border.

Many Flaws, Still 5 Star

Too much time spent telling us how great RFK was. The what if’s with regard to a world where this assassination didn’t happen, are juvenile and reduce the real story of this book. The discussions of policy and politics are filler that ultimately detracts from the extremely troubling reality that the fix was in to frame Sirhan Sirhan.

The LA police, the intelligence community, the judiciary and media all went along with a story that was proven to be incorrect less than 48 hours less than 48 hours after RFK’s murder.

A man is sitting in jail who clearly did not kill RFK, and very well may have been set up as the patsy.

We are seeing in the present day how vast the power of the government and the intelligence community is, and how these institutions are above the law. These forces have been at work since the early 60’s, as evidenced by the Kennedy murders.

Good story terrible narration

Very interesting and well researched book. Certainly makes you wonder about so many aspects of the RFK assassination. However story is almost ruined by the TERRIBLE narration. Narrator has a terrible habit of pronouncing Los Angeles as Los Angelees, thorough as thura and many other mispronunciations. Also tries to read direct quotes in the “accents” of the person he is quoting. His accents are insulting and on the verge of racism. Just disgusting that this was allowed to happen.

Straightforward, yet Fascinating Tale

I was mesmerized by this story. It was an astonishing conspiracy presented with remarkable clarity -- so many clear details, yet no unfounded certainty.

I know this will be an excellent book

I cannot wait to listen to this entire book. I have only just started listening to it. I

Very Good book

Very good book, i really enjoyed it, well put together and it had some fascinating facts and theories. personally i found the narrator's voice to be a little annoying at times but overall, it was definitely still worth it!!