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Lawyers representing the charged assassin of Robert F. Kennedy aspire to prove their client's innocence... 43 years later. In recently filed court papers acquired through the AP, Sirhan Sirhan's legal team allege that the bullet was switched in evidence at his trial, which Sirhan was hypnotized to fireplace shots like a diversion in the actual killer. The lawyers, William F. Pepper and Laurie Dusek, also declare that new audio tests in the 1968 murder prove that there have been 13 shots fired from multiple guns -- five a lot more than Sirhan might have fired from his pistol. Within the original trial, eight bullets were counted. Three hit Kennedy, and also the relaxation struck five other sufferers who could recover. PHOTOS: 12 of Hollywood's Most Mysterious Deaths The shooting happened at L.A.'s Ambassador hotel on June 5, 1968, because the Senator was honoring his victory within the California and South Dakota primary elections for that Democratic nomination of Leader. Kennedy was fatally wounded because he walked with the hotel's kitchen on his method to the exit. He made it nearly 26 hrs following the incident, dying on June 6 in the Good Samaritan hospital, where he'd been given surgery. With Kennedy that evening was friend and actor/author George Plimpton (Nixon, Good Will Hunting), who assisted wrestle Sirhan down and disarm him. Plimpton was assisted by Olympic gold medalist, Rafer Manley and professional football player, Rosey Grier. Rosemary oil Clooney, a powerful Kennedy supporter, seemed to be available your evening. PHOTOS: Stars Who've Performed Political figures The fateful evening was immortalized within the 2006 film Bobby, written and directed by Emilio Estevez. The 62-page federal court brief may be the latest in many appeals filed on Sirhan's account, which were formerly switched lower. The Palestinian immigrant hopes to become deported to Jordan and "silently live the relaxation of his existence with family and buddies," the filing states. "But finally he'd, a minimum of, have obtained lengthy postponed justice." Throughout his trial, Sirhan accepted he had wiped out the Senator "with two decades of malice aforethought." He later rescinded his confession. The lawyers have requested the judge set an evidentiary hearing to reexamine the situation, proclaiming that Sirhan didn't have sufficient aid of counsel throughout his trial. PHOTO GALLERY: View Gallery 12 of Hollywood's Most Mysterious Deaths Related Subjects Politics