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The investigation into the Robert F. Kennedy assassination has raised questions about the adequacy and completeness of the Los Angeles Police Department's (LAPD) handling of the case. Thomas Kronz stated that the LAPD's probe was "disordered" and incomplete, while a private attorney appointed to investigate the case concluded that there was no second gunman involved in the shooting.

A panel of seven experts examined the evidence and found no conclusive proof of a second gunman, but some experts have suggested that Sirhan may have used a different gun to fire some of the bullets. The investigation has also looked into the possibility of a conspiracy involving intelligence agencies, but there is no concrete evidence to support this theory.

A second-hand gun was found in the pantry where Kennedy was shot, but it is believed to have been fired by Sirhan's gun. The experts have concluded that there was no second gunman involved in the shooting and that Sirhan acted alone.

The investigation has also looked into the possibility of a second assassin being present at the scene, but this theory is not supported by the majority of the evidence. A private guard who was standing near the pantry where Kennedy was shot reported seeing nothing suspicious, and experts have concluded that there was no second gunman involved in the shooting.

The investigation has found no conclusive proof of a conspiracy or a second assassin being present at the scene. Sirhan's gun was damaged in the shooting, but investigators believe this was an accident rather than evidence of tampering.

Researcher Rusty Rhodes and author Jeff Cohen spoke at UCLA on the JFK, King, and RFK murders, discussing the possibility that there was a conspiracy involved in the assassinations. Dr. Robert Joining revealed that FBI documents showed 11 shots having been fired at RFK, suggesting involvement from a second gun.

The LAPD refused to release records related to the RFK assassination, citing that the information could only be obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request. However, Officer Mike Butcher stated that the information could not be released because it had been transferred to another department.

LAPD officer Marion D. Hoover stated that he was forced to work with other officers who were not part of the Intelligence Division, and that this may have contributed to the inadequate handling of the RFK assassination investigation.

The LAPD's refusal to release information about the RFK assassination led to a lawsuit by the Los Angeles Police Commission, which ultimately resulted in the release of most of 10 volumes of documents related to the case.

An officer who was part of the Burbank police department stated that he had been told by his supervisor not to cooperate with the LAPD's investigation into the RFK assassination.

RFK Declassified Files

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