Buried in a single-page CIA field memo released in the 2025 JFK file 206-10001-10005 is a chilling fragment: a possible Cuban intelligence network operating in Florida in 1963, targeting political groups and avoiding federal detection. At the center of it-an...
Document 206-10001-10006, released in 2025, includes an internal CIA transport coordination memo noting that Oswald’s approved return port to the U.S. - initially listed as New Orleans - was quietly changed to New York just days before his arrival in June 1962. The...
Document 206-10001-10006, released in the 2025 JFK files, contains an internal CIA routing slip referencing a passport renewal request made by Lee Harvey Oswald shortly before his return from the Soviet Union. The timing of the approval-and the lack of pushback from...
CIA document 206-10001-10006 confirms that a specific customs log entry for Lee Harvey Oswald’s reentry into the United States - tied to his 1962 arrival from the Soviet Union - was inexplicably missing by December 1963. The record, part of an international passenger...
Document 206-10001-10008 quietly confirms something the public has never heard before: in early 1962, Lee Harvey Oswald sent at least one letter to a U.S. diplomatic contact - not under his own name, but using a pseudonym traced to his days in Minsk. The CIA attempted...
In March 2025, the National Archives released document 206-10001-10017 - a CIA cable chain revealing a previously unknown Cold War propaganda campaign, run from Frankfurt, Germany, targeting European media coverage of President Kennedy’s assassination. The...
