Filmmaker Oliver Stone urges lawmakers Washington, DCTuesday reopened the investigation into President John Kennedy’s assassination and reassess everything from the crime scene to the court, including the rifles and bullets used, fingerprints and autopsy.
President Donald Trump Since returning to the Oval Office in January, an executive order has been issued to release long-standing secret materials about Kennedy’s assassination and to the Senator Robert F.
this 80,000 pages of Kennedy documents Released on March 18, providing a large amount of material for experts and conspiracy theorists to prove or refute how Kennedy was killed in Dallas, Texas on November 22, 1963.
In his opening remarks on Tuesday, Stone studied the investigation into the Kennedy assassination in his 1991 film “JFK”, which raised a question about the CIA’s handling of archives related to the assassination.
Filmmaker Oliver Stone calls on U.S. lawmaker to reopen the investigation into the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. (Senate Video Summary)
“Although it is authorized by law CIA“It’s the operation and operation of a taxpayer-funded intelligence agency that is arrogant and thinks it’s beyond our laws,” Stone said. “They said, ‘We’re going to come back to you in this respect, they never did.
He continued to add, “The CIA has not revealed the importance of importance over the years.” “Just to start, Cuba, Vietnam, Indonesia, Egypt, South America, the Middle East. We can write the entire history of the entire country from the perspective of each country, but we don’t know and allow for the real history of the CIA, which is almost a true story.”
He then called for a federal secret declassification task force chaired by Rep. Anna Paulina Luna to reopen the investigation into the Kennedy assassination to grasp what the Warren committee failed to do.
President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in downtown Dallas on November 22, 1963, while traveling in a convertible. (Gate image)
Warren Commission, After investigation, no Lee Harvey Oswald or Oswald’s assassin Jack Ruby was found to be part of any plot to kill the president. It was said at the time that a bullet hit Kennedy through him hit Texas Gov. John Connery, hitting him in the back, thighs, chest and wrist.
Critics of the committee’s findings called it “magic bullet theory.”
“I ask the Commission to reopen the Warren Commission’s fiasco,” Stone said. “I sincerely ask you to re-attack the assassination of this President Kennedy, from the crime scene to the court…this has never happened, but it means on the rifle, bullets, fingerprints, fingerprints, corpses, corpses that do not violate beliefs, and we are murders, we have stained the poor man.
“From 1959 to 1960, let’s redistribute Lee Harvey Oswald’s intellectual fingerprint – his violent death in 1963 – and most importantly, this CIA is a real interrogation in this case.”
FBI found thousands of unpublished records related to Kennedy’s assassination
President John Kennedy (Getty)
Stone talks about CIA Deputy Director James Angleton, who before his death talks about Allen Dulles, Richard Helms and others he calls “The Master.”
“He did say, ‘If you were in the same room with them, you were in the same room, and you had to believe that well-deserved people would end up in hell. I think I’ll see them soon.’ “It’s our democracy.” This is our presidency. It belongs to us. Respect us. ”
In a statement to the Hollywood Reporter in January, Stone said Trump should “praise” the order to release Kennedy Kennedy assassination archives.
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Despite requests for investigation, the FBI noted on its website that after about 25,000 interviews and downgrading thousands of clues of investigation, “the FBI found Lee Harvey Oswald was acting alone.”
Shortly after Kennedy’s assassination, Oswald was killed.
Alex Nitzberg of Fox News Digital contributed to the report.
