FBI Releases Ted Kennedy Death Threats

Declassified

Updated Apr. 25, 2017 9:44AM EDT / Published Jun. 14, 2010 7:00AM EDT

After watching two of his brothers die by assassination, Ted Kennedy had to live under the threat of it for the rest of his life: The FBI has released the late senator’s 2,352-page file, which includes the threats made against him. Among the most startling revelations is that Robert's killer, Sirhan Sirhan, plotted to kill Teddy too by offering a fellow inmate $1 million and a car to kill him. Also, in 1979, a stalker twice broke into Kennedy’s Virginia home while the senator was not home. The threat of assassination was also a major factor in Kennedy’s deciding not to run for president in 1984.

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FBI Releases Ted Kennedy Death Threats