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The still-secret JFK files

The Miller Center's Barbara Perry talks with Buck Sexton about the JFK assassination—and what might be learned from the National Archives' release of new documents.
Barbara Perry
ABC

Secret JFK assassination files released

Secret documents detailing who knew what about the assassination of US President John F Kennedy have been made public, although some have had to be held back for further review. Ken Hughes is a historian and journalist at the University of Virginia's Miller Centre.
Ken Hughes
New York Daily News

Trips to Mexico City, plots to kill Castro: What the JFK records are likely to reveal

“I’m astonished at the sheer number of documents,” said Ken Hughes, a researcher with the University of Virginia’s Miller Center of Public Policy. Hughes said a significant amount of the documents are likely to focus on assassin Lee Harvey Oswald as well as clandestine efforts to overthrow foreign governments and kill their leaders.
Ken Hughes
CTV

JFK assassination files to be released

oday, after decades of waiting, secret files related to the assassination of John F. Kennedy will finally be released. We speak with Historian Marc Selverstone from the Miller Center of Public Affairs at the University of Virginia for more.
Marc Selverstone