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The law enforcement agency says about 2400 newly discovered records are transferred to the declassification archives.
The FBI has announced the opening of thousands of records related to the murder of John F Kennedy after searches undertaken to execute an executive order by the United States President Donald Trump.
The FBI said on Tuesday that about 2,40 newly made and digitized records appeared, which were previously unrecognized as related to the files of the JFK murder case. “
“The FBI has made the appropriate notifications to the newly discovered documents and works for their transfer to the National Archives and entries for inclusion in the current shaking process,” the desk said.
The FBI message comes after Trump last month ordered the declassation and launch of all other files related to JFK's murder, along with exceptional recordings for Robert F Kennedy, the smaller JFK brother and the civil right icon Martin Luther King -Jr.
“It's big. Many people have been waiting for this for years for decades, “Trump says at the time. “And everything will be revealed.”
The circumstances of JFK's murder in Dallas, Texas, on November 22, 1963, nourished conspiracy theories for decades, with studies showing broad doubt about the official explanations of the murder.
In a Gallup poll in 2023, 65 percent of Americans said they did not believe the Warren Commission's conclusion that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in the murder of the president.
Robert F Kennedy, Jr., nominated for the Trump Health Secretary and the son of Robert F Kennedy, said in an interview with 2023 that there were “huge” and “very convincing” evidence of the CIA's involvement in his uncle's murder.
During his first administration, Trump has promised to release all the other records for the murder, but in the end only sanctioned the release of about 2,800 documents after worshiping pressure from the CIA and the FBI to give up thousands of files in anticipation of review S
Former US President Joe Biden's administration has released approximately 17,000 more documents, leaving less than 4,700 entries that have been detained in part or in full.
According to the national archive, the authorities have released more than 99 percent of approximately 320,000 documents that have been reviewed under the JFK Records Act, the 1992 law, which necessitates the disclosure of other files.
