May 1968 marked a turning point in American history with the shocking assassination of Robert F. Kennedy, a prominent politician and contender for the presidency. On the evening of June 5, 1968, Kennedy was attending a campaign rally at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles. The atmosphere was charged with hope and anticipation, as Kennedy had just won the California Democratic primary, a significant step toward securing the Democratic nomination. As he concluded his victory speech, no one could have predicted the tragic turn the evening was about to take. Amidst the cheering crowd, a lone gunman lay in wait, ready to unleash a wave of violence that would change the course of American politics forever.