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Cesar was hired as a part-time security guard just a few months before getting called up at the last minute to personally escort Kennedy.<ref name=obs/>
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Cesar was hired as a part-time security guard just a few months before getting called up at the last minute to personally escort Kennedy.<ref name=obs/> [[Lisa Pease]], who researched ''[[A Lie Too Big to Fail]]'' about the [[RFK Assassination]], writes that Cesar had previously worked for [[Robert A. Maheu]] in [[Los Angeles]].<ref name=wp2019>https://www.washingtonpost.com/history/2019/02/09/cia-may-have-used-contractor-who-inspired-mission-impossible-kill-rfk-new-book-alleges/</ref>
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==RFK assassination==
 
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Thane Eugene Cesar was an armed security guard standing directly behind [[Robert F. Kennedy]] when he was shot in the back of the head. He admitted drawing his gun.<ref name=obs>http://obscurantist.com/oma/cesar-thane-eugene/</ref> RFK removed Cesar's clip on tie as he fell. This was removed from the image of RFK on the ground when it was used as the cover image for the June 24 1968 cover of [[Life magazine]].<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s8lWYFslP8c</ref>
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Thane Eugene Cesar was an armed security guard standing directly behind [[Robert F. Kennedy]] when he was shot in the back of the head. Lisa peases cites witnesses such as the wife of author George Plimpton, who said they saw gunmen behind Kennedy. <ref name=wp2019/> Cesar admitted drawing his gun.<ref name=obs>http://obscurantist.com/oma/cesar-thane-eugene/</ref>  
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===Removal of the clip on tie by ''Life''===
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RFK removed Cesar's clip on tie as he fell. This was removed from the image of RFK on the ground when it was used as the cover image for the June 24 1968 cover of [[Life magazine]].<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s8lWYFslP8c</ref>
 
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Revision as of 16:42, 5 April 2019

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Perpetrator ofRFK/Assassination
Suspected assassin of RFK.

Thane Eugene Cesar was an armed security guard believed by some commentators (including Mark Gorton) to have been the real shooter in the RFK assassination.[1]

Career

Cesar was hired as a part-time security guard just a few months before getting called up at the last minute to personally escort Kennedy.[2] Lisa Pease, who researched A Lie Too Big to Fail about the RFK Assassination, writes that Cesar had previously worked for Robert A. Maheu in Los Angeles.[3]



RFK assassination

Full article: RFK assassination

Thane Eugene Cesar was an armed security guard standing directly behind Robert F. Kennedy when he was shot in the back of the head. Lisa peases cites witnesses such as the wife of author George Plimpton, who said they saw gunmen behind Kennedy. [3] Cesar admitted drawing his gun.[2]

Removal of the clip on tie by Life

RFK removed Cesar's clip on tie as he fell. This was removed from the image of RFK on the ground when it was used as the cover image for the June 24 1968 cover of Life magazine.[4]

 

An event carried out

EventLocationDescription
RFK/AssassinationUS
Ambassador Hotel
Los Angeles
California
The assassination of Robert Kennedy, who had resolved to bring to track down and prosecute the killers of him brother, JFK, once he had himself become president.

 

Event Witnessed

EventLocation(s)Description
RFK/AssassinationUS
Ambassador Hotel
Los Angeles
California
The assassination of Robert Kennedy, who had resolved to bring to track down and prosecute the killers of him brother, JFK, once he had himself become president.
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