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No doubt. But they could black out names and addresses and talk about "Agent XXXX" and "Agent YYYY". I assume they are already doing that for much of the docume
by galaxyLogic 4y ago
No doubt. But they could black out names and addresses and talk about "Agent XXXX" and "Agent YYYY". I assume they are already doing that for much of the documents.
It's more like, what secrets could there be assuming the official Oswald theory is correct? Oswald did it alone. I can't imagine that fact was discovered by some secret agents who now must be protected. Unless it is not really true. And if it is not really true then American people deserve to know about it.
If there's no information that someone else was involved besides Oswald, then there's no reason to hide that fact -- because no information was found that would prove otherwise. There's no reason to hide missing evidence, because you cannot hide something that doesn't exist.