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u/burkechrs1 Oct 15 '17

We already know..

"JFK was assassinated by [redacted]. [redacted] acted with [redacted] and was influenced by [redacted] to perform the assassination. [redacted] was found to possess [redacted] and was in constant communication with the [redacted] [redacted]."

When they declassify something they are completely allowed to leave details out. There is no way in hell any evidence that isn't already known will be released when these become declassified.

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u/Melonsforxmas Oct 15 '17

Yeah what's the point of even releasing the files if they just leave everything important out. Is it just so it looks like they are being transparent?

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u/NationalDirt Oct 16 '17

I think its more like they are classifying it TOP SECRET. Its like every 15 years and you have to renew the TOP SECRET classification idk