The release of Donald Trump from the remaining JFK congregations could include 15 huge revelations, including a private letter that Jackie Kennedy then wrote to President Lyndon Johnson and missed 'conspiracy' images.
The president has ordered all remaining 80,000 pages of secret JFK murder files that will be released on Tuesday afternoon.
He said that the huge trove is 'interesting' and said earlier that it would not be, but gave little hint of what will be in it, so that conspiracy theorists were left on Tennerhooks.
The new files can contain a missing original home film of the murder on November 22, 1963 by BYSTELDE ORVILLE NIX, according to the JFK Facts newsletter by a leading expert in the field of the Moord Jefferson Morley.
Nix, a maintenance employee in Dallas, gave the film to the UPI press agency with the concept that it would be returned to his family after 25 years. However, it was obtained by the Warren Commission and another federal panel that investigated the shooting and murderer Lee Harvey Oswald and never returned.
The sixth floor Museum in Dealey Plaza says that a film shot by Abraham Zapruder has a greater historical value because it shows all shooting, unlike Nix's film and two others who capture part of the murder.
Nix's granddaughter Gayle Jackson said that her grandfather's film was shot from Dealey Plaza. She said the Zapruder shows across the street, as well as the notorious grassy hill from which many believe that a second shooter may have operated on.
The JFK files can also contain five 'very personal letters from Mrs. Kennedy' to President Lyndon Johnson, written in 1963. The letters could give a look into how the former First Lady saw the murder, as she said she did not believe the official conclusion of a lonely shooter.
The new JFK Assassination files may have been recorded by the home video by bystander Oliver Nix, according to expert Jefferson Morley.
The documents can also include five 'very personal letters from Mrs. Kennedy' to President Lyndon Johnson, written in 1963
According to Morley, the new documents could also contain files about George Joannides, who was head of secret action at the station of the CIA in Miami in 1963 and finance a group of Cuban exile, who tried to infiltrate Oswald for weeks before shot the president.
Among the new documents, the missing CIA file of Cuban murderer Herminio Diaz Garcia and the missing travel reports of Cia Assassination Chief William K. Harvey could also be.
The transcript of testimony by Counter Intelligence Chief James Angleton, who monitored Oswald's activities four years before the JFK murder, could also provide answers about whether foreign agents were used to Surveil.
In the meantime, the summary of CIA surveillance operations that Oswald follow in Mexico City was able to give insight into how the CIA spied on the murderer for six weeks before he shot Kennedy dead.
The list of top secret CIA paramilitary agents who are active in the New Orleans when Oswald was also part of the release, as well as the FBI file and all tires of the crime boss of New Orleans Carlos Marcello.
In addition, the operational and travel data of CIA officers Emilio Rodriguez, Anthony Sforza and David Athlee Phillips could also provide information about what the CIA knew about Oswald.
One of the possible documents can also be a secret memo about a potential 'CIA reorganization' written by Kennedy's speechwriter and adviser Arthur Schlesinger Jr.
The Mok Shots of Lee Harvey Oswald of the Dallas Police Department after his arrest on the JFK murder. Oswald claimed that he was a 'patsy'.
US President Donald Trump has a signed executive order in the Oval Office of the White House, in Washington, US, January 23, 2025.
It was written shortly after the disastrous bay of Cuba pig invasion and around the time that Kennedy declared, the intention is to 'splinter the CIA into a thousand pieces and to spread in the wind'.
Many have speculated that CIA insiders at a high level or the murder of JFK orchestrated or an eye for the planning in an attempt to get rid of the president and to protect the agency.
While part of the memo of five pages has been released, one and a half pages remain edited.
“The page is about why JFK is alienated from the CIA, that is very important,” Morley told DailyMail.com.
According to Morley, the files can also contain the report of the CIA inspector -general in the House Select Committee on Assassinations, which could give insight into the question of whether CIA officials have a 'intention to mislead' congress about the probe.
President Trump said the files would be released during a visit to two hours at John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington DC
He had spoken about the release of the JFK files during his first term of office, but thousands remained under a seal. He then signed an executive order in January to declassify the remaining files.
US President John F Kennedy, First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy, Governor of Texas, John Connally, and others smile at the crowd along their motorcadron route in Dallas, Texas, on November 22, 1963. Minutes later the president was murdered when his car passed by Dealy Plaza
Trump said on Monday evening that the documents would come out 'tomorrow afternoon'.
When asked if he had assessed the documents or would give a summary, Trump added: 'I heard about it. It will be very interesting. '
He said that around 80,000 pages would come out.
“It's many things, and you will make your own determination,” he said in the Kennedy Center.
