#jfk-assassination

#jfk-assassination

President Donald Trump's supporters praised the documents' release as government transparency at its finest. But that was not how William A. Harnage, a former government contractor, said he felt when he learned from a reporter that his Social Security number had surfaced in a file from 1977. 'I consider it almost criminal,' said Harnage, 71.

"I doubt that these releases are going to overturn our understanding of what happened on that terrible day in Dallas... But still, we should prepare to be surprised."

President Trump stated that officials planned to disclose a trove of classified government files about JFK's assassination, suggesting there would be no redactions this time.

"The evidence is overwhelming that the CIA was involved in the murder and in the cover-up," Kennedy said about his uncle's death in a podcast in May of last year.