On Tuesday, the FBI announced the discovery of 2,400 additional records related to the assassination of John F. Kennedy. This development comes as federal agencies work under an executive order from Donald Trump to release classified files. Most of the JFK-related documents are stored at the National Archives, but about 3,000 files remain unreleased. Jefferson Morley from the Mary Ferrell Foundation praised the FBI's findings as a sign of increased transparency, suggesting it could encourage other agencies to disclose their documents.
Jefferson Morley, vice-president of the Mary Ferrell Foundation, remarked that the FBI's disclosure of newly found records shows a commendable effort towards transparency.
The FBI's discovery of 2,400 records indicates significant progress in complying with Trump's recent executive order to release files pertaining to JFK's assassination.
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