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This segment will cover
the recent Nina Rhodes’ claims, the
recently unsealed letter in the Lee
Institute, Sirhan statements while undergoing recent hypnoses examinations and another
look at removing William
Gardner, Ambassador Hotel head of security from the pantry prior to
the assassination.
There are some some strangely
puzzling discrepencies in
Sirhan’s recent statements while under
hypnoses wherein he attributes the girl
in the polka dress with tapping him on
the shoulder. And that triggered his going into the trance state.
However, the official SUS
records reveals it was Robert Kennedy
campaign worker Richard Klase who tapped Sirhan on the shoulder in the pantry
anteroom at about 11:00 p.m.
Why that is worth exploring is that following the tapping on the shoulder incident Sirhan then entered the Embassy
Room - and not the pantry - and more importantly the shoulder- tapping
occurred while Sirhan was not yet in a trance state.
In short, what we see from the above is that Richard
Klase’s statement is at odds with Sirhan’s account of this occurrance.
I do not suggest Sirhan is being untruthful.
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Nina Rhodes
A brief word about
the recent story by the news media that Nina Rhodes heard 12-14 shots in the pantry. This caused me to check the official pantry
witness lists to ascertain her position
on the pantry grid at the time of the shooting - (there were two pantry witness lists - one lists 56 witnesses and
the other lists 70 witnesses). I found her name was not on either witness list
and therefore not on the pantry grid.
I must inform the reader that
these pantry witness lists cannot be
considered totally accurate. This is due to Donald Schulman’s name not appearing on either of the pantry witness lists when the record is clear that Schulman was in the pantry at the
time of the shooting because Schulman spoke to victim Ira Goldstein moments prior to Goldstein being shot. So
we know he was there.
It is important to note the records indicate
Robert Kennedy entered the pantry some 25 plus
feet ahead of Rhodes and Kennedy
was some 29 feet East of the pantry doors when the shooting
occurred.
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Donald Schulman , Thane
Eugene Cesar and Ambassador Hotel Head
of Security William Gardner
There is something
about the removal of the Ambassador’s head of security (Gardner) from the pantry area prior to the shooting which continued
to disturb me.
It will be remembered pantry witness Don Schulman reported seeing a
security guard shoot Kennedy so everyone assumed the guard he saw was
Thane Eugene Cesar. But, what if Schulman actually DID see a security guard shoot Kennedy - but the “guard” he
saw was the hit man who was wearing a RENTED security guard’s uniform - complete with a gun???? Isn’t that
what Willie “the actor” Sutton did? And doesn’t that explain why it was
imperative that Gardner be sent on that fool’s errand.??? Because, it will be remembered , it was Gardner who called Ace Security Guard
Service for additional security guards.
Gardner had spoken with
each guard that night about his
assignments. Certainly Gardner would immediately have spotted an
imposter (rent-a-uniform guard ).
The Ambassador
Hotel’s security numbered twelve and with the six guards called in by Gardner
that made a total of eighteen security guards
on duty in the Ambassador Hotel that night. Thane Eugene Cesar was asked
by Ace Security Guard to come to
work that night because they
were short one man . Since Cesar
had just finished his
regular day shift at Lockheed Ace
asked him to do them a favor by
offering to sweeten the pot by making the shift shorter . As I recall, he was allowed to report to work an hour later. Cesar
accepted the offer.
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Revisiting
CIA Operative Robert D. Morrow ‘s conclusion
The above information
is at serious odds with what CIA operative Robert Morrow wrote in his book The Senator Must Die.
Morrow failed to take into consideration that the hit man
might be disguised as a security guard. It appears Morrow
thought like a CIA operative.
Then too , it is most likely Morrow did not include Schulman in his book because he had not seen those
records. His focus was on SAVAC operatives.
As much as I
respect Morrow’s intelligence I was
simply unable to dismiss Schulman’s
standing firm about seeing a security guard shoot Kennedy.
The fake security guard scenario does
appear to make sense - if for no other reason than a fake security
guard wearing a gun in the pantry
setting would appear perfectly normal .
He would not seem out of place .
Additionally, he would be free
to move about without arousing any
suspicion. In fact he would look like
he belonged there. While the rent-a-uniform
“security guard” scenario makes a great
deal of sense it is not based on facts .
I believe the mistake happened when everyone
assumed Schulman was referring to Thane Eugene Cesar as the security guard he
saw who shot Kennedy.
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The sealed letter Click here
After giving it a great
deal of thought I decided to include a copy of an extremely disturbing letter Sirhan wrote in 1975 -
which I received shortly after Adel Sirhan died - 2001 .
During the many years I
spent researching the Robert F. Kennedy assassination records I never had any
reason to suspect Sirhan wrote the terrible things he did in this letter. I could not believe what I
was reading.
Several years ago I included this letter in my
Sirhan research donation to the Dr.
Henry Lee Institute with the provision that it remain sealed until Sirhan’s
passing. At the time I placed that restriction on the letter the Sirhan
case was stalled and I did not want the Lee Institute Examiners to be
influenced by its contents.
Now, however, with the renewed interest in
the Sirhan evidence I felt that provision was no longer necessary . I therefore notified the Lee Institute that I
am removing all restrictions on Sirhan’s sealed letter.
Rose Lynn Mangan , May
14, 2012