Sean Stone

Right.

And then it would be the blockbuster and, you know, you'd want to go, you know, watch the blockbuster again.

And there was such a, you know, it was such an excitement around these things.

And so films, you know, you would talk about them.

You would think about them if they challenged you.

Now it's like it goes in one ear out the other.

Yeah, Christ.

Who killed him?

I mean that's really like jumping to like the million-dollar question, right?

It's always this question even with JFK to this day.

Who killed JFK?

Because –

unless we're involved in the event, unless we really have whistleblowers that come out and testify, with JFK, I guess Howard Hunt did give a deathbed confession, which a lot of people don't just ignore, right?

To his son, talking about the operation, and he goes into some detail about who he thinks was coordinating that event.

It was a CIA guy that he'd worked with, and

So with RFK, we focus on the evidence that we can prove, which is the forensics.

This is always like, to me, it's the go-to for any event, right?

It's like, what's the forensics tell you?

And so with RFKs,

assassination when the forensics say rfk got shot um three four times from the rear and the one that killed both that killed him was about an inch to maximum three inches from the back of his head and sirhan sirhan is never more closer than three feet some people say about you know five to six feet away there's no way that he that he pulled that shot off