1968 RFK assassination: the good-looking girl, a few drinks, two hypnotic cues

Is the “real story” fake, too?

RFK assassination researcher, author, and filmmaker, Shane O’Sullivan, conducted a VERY interesting interview with psychologist Daniel Brown and his assistant.

You can watch it here.

Psychologist Brown, a prolific author and Harvard professor, worked with the convicted RFK assassin, Sirhan Sirhan, for more than 100 hours. This work involved interviews and hypnosis.

Brown states Sirhan is extremely suggestible, was subjected to hypnosis and turned into a Manchurian Candidate, who operated as the fake killer of Robert Kennedy at the Ambassador Hotel in LA, thus allowing the real murderer to escape.

I found several oddities in O’Sullivan’s interview. Do they suggest there are still MORE layers to the RFK murder?

From his opening words, psychologist Brown presents an unusual manner. Unusual enough, in my opinion, to warrant a mention. He speaks quite mechanically, and he sometimes goes for what I consider a long time without blinking. Strange for a professional talking about his use of hypnosis on a patient (Sirhan), to elicit what really happened on the night of RFK’s assassination.