Donald Trump has released a set of documents related to the JFK assassination – but one of the historians described these as “deepest unbearable” than previous comprehensive documents versions.
Donald Trump has yet to mention whether to release thousands of files related to the assassination of John F. Kennedy changed his opinion on his interpretation.
The US President issued the article on Tuesday, which is part of his efforts to make public interests easier. “We have a huge amount of paper. I got a lot of reading,” the world leader told reporters with global sums.
However, he was not drawn on his opinion on the case, which saw Mr. Kennedy, 46, killed on November 22, 1963, on a visit to Dallas. The police arrested Lee Harvey Ozwald, 24, who put himself from a sniper perch. Two days later, Jack Ruby, the owner of a nightclub, shot Ozwald while transferring the prison.
Speaking in a previous interview in 2021 when he alluded to the issuance of the article, Mr. Trump seemed satisfied with accepting the general consensus JFK by Ozwald. Mr. Trump, 78, has not given any indication that the contents of the records issued on Tuesday had turned his point of view.
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In the old interview with the New York Times, Mr. Trump said: “When you have something very secret, it makes it look very bad. I think they may have got it properly, and they may have received it properly. Let people examine it.”
Discuss with correspondents the idea of making files publicly, describing this step as the “right” thing to do. The global leader was correct with his speech, as he launched weeks after he issued the matter when he returned to power.
But experts say that citizens should not expect anything that destroys the land between 80,000 files that have been released yet – and therefore they may be actually accessible through the current registry in American archives and records.
David J Jarrow, a historian who has experience in US intelligence agencies, told the New York Times that the JFK documents on Tuesday were “more hacked” than previous collective documents versions.
He said, partly, because thousands of documents lack any kind of illustrative comments; It is not clear which agencies that they produced and many of them lack the identification of information such as file numbers.
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“According to President Donald Trump's directives on March 17, 2025, all records that were previously blocked for the classification were launched, which are part of the group of President John Kennedy's records, and the national archives participated with life throughout the federal government to consider the guidance of the defendant president on the executive request 14176.
“As of March 18, 2025, records are available to access either online on this page or personally, via a paper version or on analog media formats, in the national archives in College Park, Maryland.” The archives added that more records will be released in the future because they are “still digitizing.”
