New JFK Files Reveal Deeper CIA Interest in Oswald

⏺ Thousands of newly released government documents have rekindled interest in the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, yet they fall short of offering conclusive answers.

⏺ The documents, published under the Trump administration, show how closely the CIA monitored Lee Harvey Oswald — long before he killed Kennedy in Dallas in 1963. While many of these files had already been available in some form, they now appear more complete, with redactions removed.

⏺ Experts say this release reveals more about Cold War-era intelligence work and the often-tense relationship between JFK and U.S. spy agencies. One document highlights Oswald’s visit to Mexico City, where he may have spoken openly about plans to kill the president.

⏺ Though no bombshell discoveries have been made, researchers call this a major step toward transparency. Still, many redactions remain, and conspiracy theories continue to circulate more than six decades after the assassination.

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