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It’s never too late to uncover shocking details from history’s most controversial moments, is it? Now, why do we say that?
Turns out that more than six decades after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, newly declassified documents have surfaced. And these much awaited files are enough to create doubts and raise serious questions about assassin Lee Harvey Oswald’s connections with the Soviet Union.
These startling revelations as released by the Trump administration, shed unexpected light on Oswald’s mysterious behavior before returning to the US. The scenario has left us questioning what might truly have happened in Dallas on that fateful day!
What are these documents saying?
New revelations about one of America’s darkest chapters through some recently released declassified documents suggest Kennedy’s assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald, showed “unusual behavior” and might have had stronger ties with the Soviet KGB than previously known.
The documents are drawn from an interview conducted with a CIA officer in Paris on August 17, 1978, and identify the source only under the pseudonym “Thomas Casasin.” Casasin revealed details of his own investigations into Oswald’s activities during the assassin’s time in the Soviet Union.
