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Among the most shocking revelations is the CIA’s surveillance of Oswald 59 days before the assassination. The files also claim Oswald was considered a “poor shot” while practicing in the USSR—an inconvenient detail for those pushing the lone gunman theory. Additionally, the records allege that Oswald was not just a former Marine with Marxist ties but was, in fact, a spy.
The CIA’s involvement doesn’t stop there. Former CIA agent Gary Underhill once claimed the agency was behind Kennedy’s assassination. Shortly after making these claims, he was found dead—his death officially ruled a suicide. Another stunning revelation comes from a man named Sergy Czornonoh, who allegedly knew that Oswald would be killed after JFK’s assassination and even predicted that Martin Luther King Jr. would be assassinated as well. More disturbingly, Czornonoh reportedly had advance knowledge that Kennedy would be killed in Dallas.
Despite the release, a crucial document remains missing—one that could finally answer whether Johnson knew more than he let on. James Johnston, author of Murder, Inc.: The CIA under John F. Kennedy, told USA Today that a critical document detailing Johnson’s first private conversation with CIA Director John McCone has yet to be turned over to the National Archives. This conversation took place immediately after Johnson assumed the presidency following Kennedy’s murder.
Philip Shenon, author of A Cruel and Shocking Act: The Secret History of the Kennedy Assassination, has long argued that McCone deliberately withheld information from the Warren Commission, the Johnson-assembled panel that “investigated” the assassination. Shenon previously reported that McCone was kept on as CIA director under Johnson and assured the commission of his full cooperation.
But McCone’s cooperation now seems questionable. During his testimony, he stated that the CIA had no evidence linking Oswald to a conspiracy. He maintained that Oswald acted alone—a mere Marxist and ex-Marine. The Warren Commission took him at his word, but in later years, even the CIA admitted McCone had concealed information from investigators.
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Many prominent Americans, including political strategist Roger Stone, have long suspected that Johnson played a direct role in Kennedy’s murder. Now, with key documents still missing, speculation continues to grow.
The American people deserve the truth. The withheld Johnson-McCone conversation could hold critical insights into what the CIA and LBJ knew about JFK’s assassination. If released, it could finally silence so-called “conspiracy theorists.” Or, as history often proves, it could once again show that the so-called crazies were right all along.
