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FBI Uncovers 2,400 New JFK Assassination Files After Trump Order. The FBI has found approximately 2,400 new records related to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, following an executive order by President Donald Trump. A renewed records search, ordered by Trump on January 23, aimed at releasing more files concerning the assassinations of JFK, Robert F. Kennedy, and Martin Luther King Jr. The FBI stated that these records had previously gone unrecognized as being related to the JFK case but were now inventoried and digitized. The agency did not disclose what the newly discovered records contain, leaving many questions unanswered about their significance. Since 2020, the FBI has been centralizing closed case files in Virginia, making it easier to search through records using new digital inventory systems. The FBI is working with the National Archives to incorporate these documents into the ongoing declassification efforts regarding the Kennedy assassination. During his first term, Trump ordered the release of over 2,800 JFK-related files, though about 300 remained classified due to national security concerns. By 2023, the National Archives claimed that 99% of JFK assassination records had been made public, though Trump pledged to fully unseal all documents if re-elected. JFK’s assassination in 1963 remains the subject of numerous conspiracy theories, especially given the murder of the accused shooter, Lee Harvey Oswald, before his trial. With the discovery of thousands of new records, historians and conspiracy theorists alike are left wondering whether these files will finally provide answers or deepen the mystery.
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