5/5 Excellent documents
  by Louis Duval
It puts in images what we can read elsewhere very similar than some books on the subject.
A must to buy

2/5 Mildly interesting
  by Larry Banner
The film raisis some interseting questions, but doesn't offer any answers. It also questions some of it's own opinions.

3/5 An Honest, Well-Intentioned Flop...So far.
  by Reticuli (Las Vegas)
Shane O'Sullivan is genuinely trying to get to the bottom of this story, but it seems in the process he fixates on the CIA. No peep about any other agency or branch. Many people probably are not even seeing the last section of this film, since on the Documentary Channel they've repeatedly aired it with a single, convenient, extended commercial break at the end right before he reveals that the men in all the footage are in fact from a watch company. There is no evidence they have any affiliation to the CIA at all.

The founder of the company was military brass and a presidential defense advisor, but O'Sullivan just throws out a single unsubstantiated allegation of it being a front for the CIA. No proof. He doesn't follow up on it. The individuals who are so certain who these mystery men are have egg on their faces. And then we get the old, tired, wishy washy "acoustic analysis" that only reveals more guessing. I'm thankful the director is at least honest about all this, but right at the very end after that long buildup? I'm reminded of Al Capone's vault and a guy with a moustache.

Was there motive, opportunity, and capability for a conspiracy? Was Sirhan's self-hypnosis mailing list being monitored by rogue elements of the government to find the perfect suggestible assassin, or patsy? Maybe. But the man also suffered a head injury, had motive himself, and on and on. There are items here that beg questioning. But the answers are not here to be found yet, only suspicion and a nagging feeling the executive producers needed a way to get their money back. Did they? Can we expect a part 2?

4/5 RFK Must Die and you must find out why.
  by Michael Kirchubel (Fairfield, CA)
As opposed to JFK's assasination, RFK's is pretty straighforward and has not been so hotly debated. There were many people in the kitchen when he was shot and Sirhan Sirhan is usually identified as the gunman. End of story? Not so fast. Why were CIA agents - who were known to despise RFK - attending his victory celebration that evening? When Sirhan was hypnotized, why did he immediately start writing "RFK must die!" over and over again - just like in his diary. Was he the original Manchurian candidate and was the woman in the polka-dot dress his handler? Many questions are raised and some are answered. You will learn enough to make you want to know more.

"RFK Must Die" is a must-see for anyone - like me - who believes that most history-alterng events are not random.

5/5 Genuinely interesting!
  by Velrahjah Holman (Colorado Springs, CO.)
This was an intriguing look into the assassination of one of our countries greatest leaders. This documentary, or "mockumentary", however you choose look at it at, went to great lengths to suggest yet another conspiracy theory regarding the infamous Kennedy's. While I may be biased because of my affection for the legacy of this family, it's hard to dispute some of the allegations.

A provocative claim is that C.I.A. agent David Morales, the JMWAVE Chief of Operations was involved. David Morales was also alleged to be involved in the assassination of president John F. Kennedy. There is actually video footage of someone who appears to be Morales at the Ambassador Hotel on the night of RKF's assassination. Ex-operatives and colleagues have confirmed that it was indeed Morales seen in the footage. David Morales was an avid, professed adversary of both John and Robert Kennedy.

Sirhan Sirhan, the assassin of Robert Kennedy has claimed he has no recollection of the incident. His defense team suggests experimental C.I.A. mind control. The C.I.A. and the Kennedy administration, along with Bobby who was the Attorney General, were at constant odds with each other. We have recently learned that the C.I.A. was not opposed to experimental practices (see: LSD and Project MKULTRA).

The most poignant disparity is the number of shots fired, the proximity of Sirhan to RFK and the silenced witnesses. Who was the woman in the polka dot dress? At what point do conspiracy theories and coincidence become something else? Are the assassinations of RFK, JFK, MLK and Malcolm X just happenstance? (see: The Assassinations, by James DiEugenio and Lisa Pease) In the name of objectivity, I implore people to do their own research and sift through the facts, conspiracy theories and "white noise".