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Trump Administration Releases Papers on Robert F. Kennedy Murder

Trump Administration Releases Papers on Robert F. Kennedy Murder
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World April 18, 2025 19:21

washington - Government under Trump releases 10,000+ documents on RFK assassination with minimal edits for privacy. Son praises transparency efforts.

Government Releases Documents on RFK Assassination

The Trump administration has made public over 10,000 files regarding the murder of Robert F. Kennedy (RFK). The documents, from the National Archives, have undergone minimal edits for privacy reasons, such as making social security numbers unreadable. They were manually scanned and uploaded online.

RFK's son and the National Intelligence Director, Tulsi Gabbard, praised the move towards transparency. RFK stated, 'Shedding light on the RFK papers is a necessary step towards restoring trust in the U.S. government.' He commended President Trump for his courage and commitment to transparency.

More documents are set to be released in the future, as per Trump's directive.

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