Son of RFK criticizes LAPD in LA Times Op-Ed piece

Son Of RFK Slams LAPD Over Exhibit
Los Angeles — The son of the late Sen. Robert F. Kennedy said he was "horrified" when he learned earlier this week that clothing that his father was wearing when he was assassinated in 1968 was being displayed at an exhibit in Las Vegas. Maxwell Taylor Kennedy criticized the Los Angeles Police Department in a commentary prepared for Friday's Op-Ed page in the Los Angeles Times. Maxwell Kennedy, a former assistant District Attorney who lives in Los Angeles, called the display of his...

After criticism, LAPD pulls RFK clothing from homicide exhibit
Source: CNN (CNN) -- After scathing criticism from the son of slain Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, police in Los Angeles, California, have apologized for including the clothes the senator was wearing when killed in an exhibit of high-profile homicide cases. The clothing -- a shirt, tie and jacket, with what appears to be bloodstains on the shirt -- was removed from the exhibit, "Behind-The-Scenes: The LAPD Homicide Experience," at the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas, Nevada. Read more: ...

LAPD Pulls Robert Kennedy's Assignation Shirt Display: Apologizes Given
What the hell is up with this recent rash of clothing linked to famous Murders being displayed? Yesterday, it was reported that O.J. Simpson’s suit from his infamous Murder trial was rejected from being shown at the Smithsonian Institution. Today, the LAPD announced that the regret putting on display the clothing worn by Sen. Robert F. Kennedy when he was assassinated in 1968.

LAPD Regrets RFK Death Shirt Display
(March 3) -- The Kennedys were offended, and the Los Angeles Police Department apologized for showcasing clothing worn by Sen. Robert F. Kennedy when he was assassinated in 1968. Kennedy's dress shirt, tie and jacket were put on display this week at the California Homicide Investigators Association Conference in Las Vegas. The exhibition, "Behind-The-Scenes: The LAPD Homicide Experience," showcased evidence from notorious cases during the past 100 years, including actress Marilyn Monroe's death,...

LAPD Drops RFK Death Items From Still Controversial Convention Exhibit
The 2010 conference of the California Homicide Investigators Association at the Palms Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas had offerings on the program such as "Serial Killers and Media Management" (apparently we need to be managed when we begin to ask questions about people like Jeffrey Dahmer.) But if that weren't enticement enough, a special exhibition promised to give investigators a backstage look at some of the past century's most notorious homicides. "Behind The Scenes: The LAPD Homicide...