Robert F. Kennedy saw conspiracy in JFK’s assassination

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2. The Boston Globe and Google News disagree with you.

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I think you are confused. Your article is talking about Edward Kennedy's belief which is quite different than Robert Kennedy's view. Evidently Edward Kennedy bought into the Warren Report hook, line and sinker.
This excerpt is from your linked article.

In the 532-page book, a copy of which was obtained by The New York Times, Mr. Kennedy (Edward Kennedy) also said he has always accepted the official findings of President John F. Kennedy’s assassination, an event that he said left family members fearing for the emotional health of his brother, Robert F. Kennedy. Mr. Kennedy that he often thought of one brother’s deep grief over the loss of another and said it “veered close to being a tragedy within a tragedy.

http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/09/02/kennedy-memoir-talks-of-chappaquiddick-jfk-and-other-presidents/?_r=0

The NYT article you reference does not discuss Robert Kennedy's belief there was conspiracy in the assassination of JFK, where the article I am posting "Robert F. Kennedy saw conspiracy in JFK’s assassination"is central to that issue. The Boston Globe article states that Robert Kennedy did believe that there was a conspiracy.