Shocking, bothersome and very telling. Robert Fitzgerald Kennedy, Jr. was/is a despicable person. The sense of entitlement was his hallmark lifestyle. Three marriages, and the second wife killed herself. Suffering from depression, when she left him because of his serial sex partners, he harassed her, leading to her death.
He blatantly cheated on each and every relationship he ever had.

Kicked out of three prep schools as a teen, primarily because of his ugly personality and severe use of drugs, including, but not limited to heroin, he continued this lifestyle throughout adulthood. Taking copious amounts of drugs from the time of a teen through adulthood, at one time he overdosed on a airplane. Every single bad behavior was covered up, thus there was no punishment for his deeds.

His mother, Ethel, also was quite a peace of work!!! Never visiting her children when they were placed away from her, she had 11 kids, and very much like her son, took no responsibility in raising them. Known for wearing expensive clothing, then returning it used, finally upscale stores banned her from their stores. Jackie Kennedy refused to allow her two children to be with the large, unruly brood.

I confess to being very upset while reading this book. As an adult, RFK, Jr, decided to become involved (marginally) forcing others to do the work that he took credit for, in the environmental cause. His claim to fame was writing about the polluted Hudson River. The head of this organization called him the most despicable human being ever known.

Known for hosting large parties at upscale establishments, he and his lovely mother never paid the bills, thus leading to bankruptcy for those who owned the restaurants, the owners were told they should be honored to have the Kennedy's in their midst.

As sex, and drug addictions plagued both he and other members of his family, various times trying to kick the habit, only to return back to their vises time and time again. He kept a book noting all the women he had sex with. Proud of his accomplishments, he thought women should be honored to be with him.

What an ugly, shocking man!