1,500 previously classified documents related to JFK assassination released by President Biden
Conspiracies about the assassination are still around and Fagin says at the height of the Cold War, there an expectation that Russia or Cuba could be involved.
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Dec 16, 2021, 4:13 AM
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of previously classified documents surrounding the assassination of former
President John F. Kennedy were released Wednesday.
President
Joe Biden ordered the release of 1,500 previously classified CIA documents
included in the investigation.
Stephen
Fagin, a curator at the Sixth Floor Museum in Dealey Plaza in Dallas, says it's
always a moment of excitement when more information is released.
One
document referred to a telephone call where the source stated that Lee Harvey
Oswald met with a KGB agent two months prior to the assassination.
Conspiracies
about the assassination are still around and Fagin says at the height of the
Cold War, there an expectation that Russia or Cuba could be involved.
Biden
says he will release more documents next December.
"I
know the research community is certainly eager to get as many of these
documents released and unredacted as possible," Fagin says.
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