This first feature documentary about the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy in 1968 and the subsequent trial of Sirhan Sirhan for the murder, is a detailed and controversial account that examines the RFK assassination starting from the night of June 4, 1968 and follows the developments in the case over the next 4 decades. We hear for the first time from numerous actual participants who have never before spoken on film, and who are at long-last willing to break decades of silence to come forward and disclose facts about the case that have been kept from the public for almost 40 years. The film reveals to the public for the first time startling new revelations in the murder of Robert F. Kennedy, including perjury at the trial in 1969 and a press cover-up in 1975. For the first time ever, the secretly tape-recorded hypnosis sessions with the alleged assassin are presented to the public. The bizarre sessions unfold as the accused assassin is placed under time-regression hypnosis and taken back to the night of the murder, in an effort to overcome his amnesia of the murder.Ultimately, the feature discloses the one remaining avenue that could still lead to a breakthrough in the case, and the efforts of Schrade and others to attempt to set a controversial plan into motion to answer the lingering questions of why the events in the pantry of the Ambassador Hotel that night took place.Aboveall, the political beliefs of Robert Kennedy in 1968 become even more relevant than ever in 2008.