This is only a brief mention of William Schehter’s feelings on the assassinations of JFK and RFK,
Taken from the Daily Freeman,
“The New York Times sent a reporter (Pulitzer Prize-winner Homer Bigart) after a (1966 gubernatorial) campaign stop in New York,” he said. “Bobby agreed to speak to him. He asked the senator if he believed there was a conspiracy surrounding his brother’s death or if he accepted the Warren Commission’s finding that a lone gunman had done it. Bobby thought for a moment, shook his head and said, ‘No, I don’t believe there was a conspiracy.’ I think my thinking was affected by that when he (Bobby) was killed
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