The Biden administration has released a new set of documents regarding the assassination of the former President John F Kennedy.
The administration hopes the new documents will help to shed further light on the former president’s death.
The release includes almost 1500 files but still leaves more than 10-thousand either partially redacted or withheld entirely.
It will likely prolong an ongoing debate between the federal government and JFK historians… who have long argued that national security agencies have continuously stonewalled a mandated release.
Historians say the documents are very unlikely to include a so-called “smoking gun” that could change the public understanding of the circumstances surrounding JFK’s death.
Public polling has shown that most Americans do not believe that Kennedy was killed by a single man, Lee Harvey Oswald.
