The FBI has found more than 2,400 new documents related to the murder of the former president of the United States, John F. Kennedy. According to a statement from the intelligence agency, these archives, which total more than 14,000 pages, had never been published and are part of evidence “Never seen before” about the death of the ex -president.
The finding is the echo of the Executive Order signed by Donald Trumpin which he instructed the dissemination of all the information related to the murder of Kennedy, as well as that of the civil rights activist Martin Luther King Jr. and that of former General General Robert F. Kennedy. “This is great news. Many people have been waiting for this for years, even decades. Everything will be revealed“Trump said by signing the order in the Oval Office of the White House on his fourth day of mandate.
The discovery of these new documents comes to light 61 years after Kennedy’s murder In Dallas and highlights the historical resistance of the US government to publish all the archives related to the case, which has led to the dissemination of innumerable conspiracy theories.
During his first term, Trump had already promoted declassification of more than 2,800 records on the assassination, in compliance with a 1992 law that ordered the dissemination of documents. However, about 300 files remained classified for national security reasons, application of the Law and Foreign Relations.
In 2023, the Joe Biden administration He announced that the national archives had concluded the review of the classified records on the case and that the 99 % of the documents were already public.
During your campaign for the 2024 elections, Trump promised to completely declassify All files about JFK’s murder. In addition, its executive order includes a plan for the publication of the documents related to the murders of Robert F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr. before March 9.
Kennedy’s murder has been a spiral of conspiracy theories that endure Until today. The president was shot dead in the heart of Dallas, while his car advanced in front of Texas School Book Depositary, where Lee Harvey Oswaldse had opted as a sniper on the sixth floor. Two days later, Jack Ruby killed Oswald while he was transferred to prison.
The Warren Commission, created by President Lyndon B. Johnson To clarify the facts, he said that Oswald acted alone and that there was no evidence of conspiracy. However, that conclusion was not enough to turn off the fire of conspiracy theories that, with the passing of the decades, grew and multiplied, leaving a persistent shadow that never dissipated.
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