JFK attack files: reading, download

Dallas – More than 60 years after his murder, additional files were published on Tuesday evening to investigate the murder of President John F. Kennedy.

President Donald Trump announced that the files would be published without editorial offices. Since the attack in 1963, countless conspiracies that Kennedy really killed have been surrounded. This was helped by the secret documents of the Warren Commission, which examined the murder that has been privately made for decades.

Many who have examined what has been published by the government so far say that the public should not predict any earth-shaken revelations from the newly published documents, but there is still an intensive interest in details in connection with the assassination attempt and the events that surround them.

Thousands of new documents are now available free of charge for the public to download them from PDF form. Click here to search for yourself. But if you want to see them all, it can take a few days.

The researchers estimated that or something 3,000 files were not completely or partially published.

And last month the FBI said that around 2,400 new records in connection with the assassination attempt discovered. The agency then said that it was working to transfer the records to the national archives in order to be included in the declassification process.

There are still some documents in the JFK collection that researchers do not believe that the president can publish. Around 500 documents, including tax returns, are not subject to the 2017 disclosure requirements.

Some of the already published documents have offered details on the way secret services were carried out at this time, including CIA cables and memos, who discussed the visits from Oswald to the Soviet and Cuban messages during a trip to Mexico city just a few weeks before the assassination attempt. The former navy had previously taken over to the Soviet Union before returning home to Texas.

The publications also contributed to understanding this period during the Cold War, the researchers said.