The 2025 JFK files include a newly unsealed Bethesda Naval Hospital report that confirms what was long suspected - one of the attending physicians declined to sign JFK’s death certificate. His reason was simple. He said the wound didn’t match the official story....
One of the most surprising discoveries in the 2025 files is a single incident report logged at the CIA Tokyo station in late October 1963. The report flagged a possible defection or exchange involving a man referred to only as “Harvey L.” It was retracted hours later....
The 2025 release revealed an internal misfile in a CIA logistics box marked “ALBANIA OPS 1961.” Inside was a memo stamped NOVEMBER 24 1963 - two days after the assassination - and the subject line read: “Oswald Transfer Not Executed.” It was buried under the wrong...
Among the newly declassified 2025 JFK files is a CIA memo dated October 10, 1963, detailing Lee Harvey Oswald’s visit to the Soviet and Cuban embassies in Mexico City. The memo highlights concerns about Oswald’s intentions and suggests increased surveillance, but no...
Buried in the 2025 release is an overlooked State Department communication from 1960. It contains the earliest recorded internal confusion over the identity of Lee Harvey Oswald - and it didn’t happen in Dallas or Mexico City. It happened in Geneva. The clerk flagged...
“Can an individual be made to perform an act of attempted assassination involuntarily?”- CIA memo, Project ARTICHOKE, January 1952 🕵️♂️ The Program That Preceded MKULTRA Long before MKULTRA became the CIA’s infamous mind control project, there was Project...
