QUESTION: What do you think of RFK’s sister? I can’t imagine her as a family member.
GH
ANSWER: Let me explain something that shocked me when I was a kid. My father had a client whose children never supported him. My father did his will, and he left everything to the live-in housekeeper who took care of him for his last ten years of life. The family never visited and basically just disagreed with whatever he stood for. What I remember was the very day he died, his kids ransacked his house, convinced he had stashes of cash. They began punching holes in the walls, looking for money.
What I remember is that the housekeeper had no idea he left everything to her. The kids challenged the will, and my father defended it. Because of their actions, the court ruled in favor of the housekeeper, and they had to pay all the legal fees plus repair the house they trashed. The good old days when “JUSTICE” stood for something instead of “JUST US.”
Simply because she may be his sister means nothing. She appears to be a questionable person who is clearly voting labels and has no idea what her father and uncle stood for. I hate to tell her, but JFK and her father were taken out (1) because they were AGAINST war, and (2) JFK wanted to shut down the CIA after they proposed killing Americans and blaming it on Cuba to justify invading. Has she ever heard of Ukraine? Perhaps we should send her a coupon to buy an M16 and a free ticket to the front over there, where she can join the war and support Kamala and the Neocons who killed her own family members.
I would remove her from my will or leave her all my liabilities to pay off. With a family member like that, who needs enemies?
Perhaps she should study her facts. Roy Kellerman (1915 -1984) had more than 20 years of experience with the Secret Service and was in charge of the Dallas security operation on Nov 22, 1963. He was in the front passenger seat of JFK’s limo and briefly turned back when the first shot was fired. He described a shot that sounded like a firecracker, then two more gunshots that ended in a ‘flurry’ of shells, indicating more than three shots had been fired. He told the Warren Commission that President Kennedy’s special assistant, Kenneth O’Donnell, instructed that the bubble top on the car should be removed if the weather was clear that day. After Roy’s death, his widow reported that her husband was convinced there had been a conspiracy to kill Kennedy. It has been over 60 years, and they refuse to release the investigative documents.
