Unraveling the JFK Assassination: The CIA's Shadow

This chapter explores the contentious declassification of documents related to the JFK assassination and the political shifts affecting perceptions of the CIA's role in American history. It highlights contrasting viewpoints on historical investigations, the importance of public awareness, and the implications of the CIA's actions during the Kennedy administration. The discussion further critiques the Warren Commission's findings and the CIA's surveillance of Lee Harvey Oswald, revealing a complex narrative that challenges the established understandings of the events surrounding JFK's assassination.