A Republican representative has claimed that NBC is sticking to a video tape that proves that Lee Harvey Oswald President John F. Kennedy did not kill.
Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, R-Fla, made the daring claims while he appeared on Fox News on Friday evening alongside host Jesse Watters.
Luna had talked about the recent release of more than 80,000 pages of new material by the national archive with regard to the murder of JFK.
Watters had interviewed Luna if she believes that all documents with regard to the death of Kennedy were released.
She replied: 'We are tracing two specific documents. I would like to tell the American people, NBC has a video that has never been seen before.
'It is said to show Oswald near the vehicle when the murder took place, which means that he could not have been the shooter. We follow all this information. '
Waters replied: “You say that NBC has held this tape from Oswald under Wraps?”
Luna continued: 'Right. Director Stone told us that he got this band, and he could open the entire JFK research. '
Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, R-fla, made the daring claims while he appeared on Fox News on Friday evening alongside host Jesse Watters
JFK was killed on November 22, 1963, during a visit to Dallas, when his motorcade finished his parader route and shots called
She added: “He said that NBC was very much guarding this band, I believe that the tape of the American people is.
“I would encourage everyone to ask NBC to release that tape, it is open that the American people know the truth about what happened to John F. Kennedy.”
Dailymail.com has approached NBC for comment.
JFK was killed on November 22, 1963, during a visit to Dallas, when his motorcycle gift finished his parader route and shot.
The police arrested 24-year-old Lee Harvey Oswald, who had positioned himself from a sniper on the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building.
Oswald was killed two days later by the owner Jack Ruby of the nightclub during a prison transfer, so that a conspiracy theory was fueled that he was abolished to prevent him from talking to researchers.
A year after the murder, the Warren Commission, who founded President Johnson, concluded to investigate that Oswald only acted.
In the course of the decades, that final result did nothing to suppress an entire web of alternative theories.
The police arrested 24-year-old Lee Harvey Oswald for the murder of JFK, he was killed two days later during a prison transfer
Many of the documents that were recently released without the editors that historians had confused for years and helped the conspiracy theories of fuel.
The US National Archives and Records Administration on its website about 2,200 files with the documents.
They include typed reports and handwritten notes in decades, including details of a top -cia agent who claimed that the deep state was responsible, Oswald was a 'poor shot' and that secret service had been warned that Kennedy would be killed three months before the murder.
The roll -out of the files surprised Trump's national security team, which racing 24 hours to assess security risks prior to the publication.
The vast majority of the National Archives collection of more than 6 million pages with records, photos, films, sound recordings and artifacts with regard to the murder were previously released.
Before the latest release researchers had estimated that 3,000 to 3,500 files had still not been released, in whole or in part.
Last month the FBI said it had discovered around 2,400 new records with regard to the murder.
One of the most popular theories claims that there was a second shooter who fired shots on JFK from an now iconic 'Grassy Knoll' to the right of his car when it passed.
A definitive proof of that claim has never been shared.
