Final_Judgment

350 The Heir to the Throne [289]
THE SECOND 'GUN'
As part of Khan's scheme, the decision was made to have the actual
assassination carried out by Sirhan Sirhan, a Jordanian-American, and
another participant.
According to Morrow's account, both Sirhan and the other gunmen
were on the scene when RFK was assassinated. Both men fired weapons.
Sirhan was using the .22 caliber pistol that was taken from him after the
assassination. The other gunman, however, was carrying a CIAmanufactured
.22 caliber gun disguised as a camera.
After Kennedy gave his final address and made his way into the kitchen
of the Ambassador Hotel, Sirhan, of course, thrust his own weapon out and
began firing toward the senator. This resulted in Sirhan being the focus of
attention, although one witness said that he had told the authorities that
Sirhan never got close enough for a point-blank shot.
The other gunman, meanwhile, was also firing his weapon and
probably delivered the fatal shot. In the midst of the melee, according to
Morrow, the second gunman escaped with his "camera." Obviously, it
would not have done the assassination conspiracy good to have the other
gunman captured with a CIA-manufactured weapon.
OTHER POSSIBLE GUNMEN
Many RFK assassination conspiracy theorists have pointed in the
direction of a character named Thane Caesar who was on the scene at the
time of the senator's murder, employed at the last minute by the
Ambassador Hotel as a replacement for another security guard. There are
those who suggest, without much real evidence, that Caesar was the "second
gun." Although Caesar has been popularly described as a "bodyguard for
Howard Hughes" (the reclusive billionaire), his real connections are far more
interesting. Caesar, evidently, had more firm ties to the Meyer Lansky
Organized Crime Syndicate through his Las Vegas connections. But this
doesn't implicate Caesar one way or the other. In the end, the Thane Caesar
story is just another one of those distractions that really don't point
anywhere.
Meanwhile, in her new book, The Assassinations (Los Angeles, Feral
House, 2003), Lisa Pease has come forth with evidence that a British
national of Jewish origin, Michael Wien, who went by the name of
"Michael Wayne," was in the Ambassador Hotel ballroom before the
shooting of RFK and seemed to have had advance knowledge of the
impending events. After the shooting there were allegations that Wien (or
"Wayne") was carrying what appeared to some to be a cardboard tube or
some similar item and some people thought he had a gun concealed inside.
Although the police apparently took Wien into custody for a brief period,
Pease suggests that there are many more questions about Wien—and other
suspicious individuals who were there that day-that remain unanswered. But
Ms. Pease is one in the "research" community who dares not say "Mossad."