Trump Administration publishes thousands of files for the JFK attack | Donald Trump News

Scientists and historians are likely to spend months to enforce records for answers about the murder of the US president.

The government of US President, the government of the US -American President, has published thousands of government acts on the murder of John F Kennedy (JFK) and put historians and Internet -Smuths on a crazy shot to uncover new information about one of the most sixth moments in US history.

The National Archives announced on Tuesday that “all records previously retained for classification had been published and were available for access to online or personally.

The archives uploaded around 63,000 pages of documents on its website in two first tranches, whereby other files are to be published online as soon as they are digitized.

The National Intelligence's office under the direction of Tulsi Gabbard said that the publication consisted of around 80,000 pages of classified records.

The publication takes place, after Trump signed an executive regulation in January, in which the publication of all remaining files for murdering the former president as well as records of the murders of the former US Senator Robert F. Kennedy and the civil rights icon Martin Luther King Jr.

Scientists and historians should spend months to search the documents for new indications of the circumstances of the death of JFK, which has been the focus of popular intrigue and conspiracy theories for more than six decades.

In a 2023 -gallup survey, 65 percent of the Americans stated that the results of the Warren Commission had not come, which came to the conclusion that Lee Harvey Oswald, a former US Marine, killed on November 22, 1963 during his visit to Dallas, Texas.

Among the respondents stated that Oswald had conspired with the US government, while 16 percent gave that he had worked with the CIA.

Scientists who checked the publication on Tuesday reported no deviation from the dominant story about Oswald in their first evaluation of the files.

During his first term, Trump promised to publish all outstanding records, but ultimately thousands of files according to the federal authorities, including the CIA and the FBI, asked for additional time to check sensitive materials.

Former US President Joe Bidens Administration published thousands of other documents in 2022.

Before the publication on Tuesday, according to the National Archives, more than 99 percent of the around 320,000 documents checked as part of the JFK Records Act were published.

The 1992 law commissioned the disclosure of all remaining records by October 26, 2017, unless the president found that their release “would harm national defense or other government functions of such a serious damage that it” predominates public interest in disclosure “.