White House assistant press secretary Harrison Fields made a joke about how Americans will be shocked by what they discover in the 80, 000 documents that are being released as soon as the eagerly awaited launch of the death of John F. Kennedy. Once the papers are made public, he said” there will be a story to tell” without disclosing any details. However, the government was not very enthusiastic about the JFK records until recently, when the Epstein files were released that did not live up to the hype they had infected.
Donald Trump made the announcement on Monday that the documents would get made public without any changes.
Kennedy’s murder has been the subject of numerous crime ideas. The records should be made available for historians as well, because they think it might provide some new information about the death of a president in office.
Documents that may threaten national surveillance had to be released by the government under a 1992 rules. Mr. Trump made some further paperwork public in 2017, but he also gave the intellect firms more time to review the records.
In February, the FBI announced that it had discovered 2,400 fresh copies of Kennedy’s death files. According to the bureau,” The FBI conducted a new data lookup in accordance with President Trump’s Executive Order issued on January 23, 2025, regarding the revocation of the death records of JFK, RFK, and MLK.” ” The seek resulted in around 2400 newly inventoried and digitized files that were previously overlooked as being related to the JFK assassination case record.”
How to get the newly released Kennedy documents?
The report will be posted to the National Archives website. ( https ://www.archives.gov/research/jfk )
JFK and Jacqueline Kennedy made a political attend to Dallas on November 22, 1963. A man pointed and fired at him as he rode in his political limousine. Lee Harvey Iswalk, 24, was shot during a prison shift two days after killing the president, according to the identity of the shooter. The research found that Oswald acted alone and there wasn’t any crime a year after the death.
But, that did not stop the conspiracy theories as one CIA note details how Oswald contacted the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City to request a visa to travel to the Soviet Union. He even went to the Cuban Embassy, where he appeared to be interested in obtaining a travel visa that would allow him to go to Cuba and waited there for a Russian visa. Another letter, which was sent the day after Kennedy’s death, claims that Oswald spoke with a KGB official during an intercepted telephone call in Mexico City that September.
