- New leaks about JFK Assassination?!
– The FBI has found 2,400 previously undisclosed documents related to President John F. Kennedy’s assassination. These records were never submitted for official review, according to Axios.
Newly Found Files Contain 14,000 Pages
The FBI uncovered 14,000 pages during an internal audit. This investigation followed Donald Trump’s executive order on January 23 to release all JFK assassination files.
White House Confirms Secret Documents
The White House revealed these files last Friday. The Office of the Director of National Intelligence outlined a plan for their release, initiated by Trump.
According to Axios, the document contents remain highly classified. Three sources confirmed they have not reviewed them yet.
Experts Say FBI Takes JFK Files Seriously
“This is a big deal. The FBI is handling this properly,” said Jefferson Morley, an assassination expert and vice president of the Mary Ferrell Foundation.
Will These Files Prove a JFK Conspiracy?
Experts believe the 2,400 new reports and remaining assassination records will not conclusively prove whether Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone or not.
JFK Assassination Records Were Due in 2017
The 1992 JFK Assassination Records Collection Act mandated full disclosure by 2017. However, the National Archives never received all required files.
Trump and Biden’s Role in JFK File Releases
During his first term, Trump delayed the release based on CIA advice. Later, Joe Biden approved a partial release, citing legal concerns.
Trump Promised Full Disclosure in 2024
During his 2024 campaign, Trump vowed to release all JFK assassination files and records on Robert F. Kennedy’s death.
March 9 Deadline for JFK and MLK Files
Trump’s order sets a March 9 deadline for releasing JFK and Martin Luther King assassination records. Agencies still recommend redactions despite this.
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