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Originally Posted by Eric5273
Who said anything about keeping secrets? You are correct....they are terrible at keeping secrets. There is tons of leaks and tons of information that has been released by the government over the years on many of the assassinations.
During the 1990s, under the 1992 "JFK Act" which George Bush Sr. signed into law, over 4 million government documents were released by the Congressional Assassination Records Review Board. More than 90% of these documents pre-dated the assassination, yet were deemed worthy of being related to the assassination. That's a lot of documents having to do with something which you say was a random shooting by a lone nut. |
Oooo.... Problems with the evidentiary trail of a 1960's presidential assassination - who'd have tho't it?? It's not like there was any turmoil at the time or interagency infighting. IIRC, simple things like custody of the body and evidence were major interagency battles. Not to mention problems with 30 year old memories - but I'm wasting my time....
BTW eric, a history website run by another conspiracy type whose day job is writing computer games does not a change in history make. It looks like Mr. Bradford is making quite a name for himself on the JFK Conspiracy circuit. Prob'ly pays better than Atari computer games these days.
Of course, you're also familiar with
John McAdams' Kennedy Assassination web site. I'm sure that you'll agree a tenured professor of political science is at least as qualified as a computer game author in these matters.