The Trump administration released thousands of pages of documents related to John F. Kennedy's assassination, which have been anticipated for decades. While there is a wealth of new information, experts believe these files will not alter the conclusion that Lee Harvey Oswald was the shooter. The documents include memos, witness interviews, and references to conspiracy theories, alongside insights into the Cold War environment. Trump initiated the release with an order soon after assuming office, highlighting ongoing inquiries into the circumstances of the assassination and its wider context.
"People have been waiting decades for this," Donald Trump told reporters on Monday while visiting the Kennedy Center, referring to the release of files concerning JFK's assassination.
Experts doubted the new trove of information will change the underlying facts of the case, that Lee Harvey Oswald opened fire at Kennedy from a window at a school book deposit warehouse.
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