JFK Murder Files RELEASED! But There's A Catch

On March 18, 2025, Trump delivered on his promise to release the JFK files, dropping 63,000 pages of material—mostly scans of physical documents. This release includes 2,400 newly discovered FBI records and 1,124 unredacted files, adding fresh intrigue to a 6.2 million-page collection that’s been 99% public since 1964. Early highlights include a claim by Gary Underhill that the CIA killed JFK, though his “suicide” six months later raises questions. Still, with this being just 1% of the total records, will it change the story? Historians lean toward Lee Harvey Oswald acting alone, but new tidbits—like JFK’s rocky CIA ties—keep alternative theories alive. Stay curious, stay skeptical—I’ll update you as experts dig deeper!

0:00 - Introduction: Trump Releases JFK Files
0:48 - Early Highlight: Gary Underhill’s CIA Claim
1:41 - Context: 63,000 Pages vs. 6.2 Million Total
2:40 - What’s Special: New FBI Records & Unredacted Files
4:35 - Where We Stand: Probability and Final Thoughts