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WGOLV.COM WASHINGTON - On Monday, President Trump announced that he plans to release 80,000 files related to the Kennedy assassination on Tuesday — a collection anticipated to be examined by history enthusiasts and conspiracy theorists.
Trump made the comment during his visit to the Kennedy Center performing arts venue in Washington.
It was not immediately clear if Trump was referring to documents related to the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy or the 1968 assassination of his brother, then-Senator Robert F. Kennedy (D-NY).
He has also ordered the release of files concerning Martin Luther King Jr.’s 1968 assassination.
According to the Post, the long-concealed files might be disappointing, as a preliminary examination by administration officials revealed no new shocking information.
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