Newly Declassified JFK Files Suggest CIA Oversights and Hint at Second Shooter in 1963 Assassination
Washington, D.C. – The recent unveiling of classified files surrounding the assassination of former President John F. Kennedy has once again cast a light on the CIA, stirring public intrigue and skepticism regarding the agency’s involvement or oversight. Kennedy, a pivotal figure in American history, was tragically killed in 1963 during a motorcade in Dallas, an event that has fueled decades of speculation and conspiracy theories. The documents, which do not conclusively implicate the CIA …