Brief by Shorts91 Newsdesk / 06:24pm on 18 Apr 2025,Friday International
Nearly 10,000 previously unreleased documents related to Robert F Kennedy’s 1968 assassination have been declassified and made public by the US National Archives. The release, praised by RFK Jr. and intelligence director Tulsi Gabbard, aims to bring transparency to a case long clouded by conspiracy theories. RFK, brother of President JFK, was shot after his California primary win and his killer, Sirhan Sirhan, remains imprisoned. The files had been locked away in federal archives for decades. The move follows an earlier release of JFK documents under Donald Trump’s transparency push. RFK Jr. called it “a step toward restoring trust.” (PC: AP)
