
<p>Welcome to the JFK files podcast - I am your host Rob from podcast411 and we will be working to pull the curtain back on one of the greatest mysteries of the past 100 years. Your feed back is always welcome and...


On November 22nd 1963 JFK was assassinated. Two days later the alleged assassin Lee Harvey Oswald was gunned down while in Police custody by Night club owner Jack Ruby. And for past 60 plus years - many have speculated the assassin did not work alone. There were congressional hearings, FBI and CIA investigations and all of that lead to documents that were sometimes released after being heavily redacted or never released at all. Information kept from the American People - These are the JFK Files. In President Trumps first term he said he would release all of the files - but then he changed course claiming QUOTE the potential harm to U.S. national security, law enforcement or foreign affairs is of such gravity that it outweighs the public interest in immediate disclosure. Unquote At the beginning of President Trumps second term he signed an executive order to release all of the JFK Files. This podcast will go over what is in these soon to be released files. Will these files just confirm the original story - a lone gunmen - or will it completely change the way we look at some 3 letter agencies, a past President, the Mob, a Foreign Government or some combination there of. How would releasing these files 5 years ago cause harm to US National security - but today it would not? We will include your feedback and thoughts on what is found in these soon to be released files. I am rob from Podcast411 and I want you to send your feedback to podcast411@gmail.com - or give us a call 206-666-4357 - that is 206 MOM HELP
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Signup to Generate a PitchOn November 22nd 1963 JFK was assassinated. Two days later the alleged assassin Lee Harvey Oswald was gunned down while in Police custody by Night club owner Jack Ruby. And for past 60 plus years - many have speculated the assassin did not work alone.
Recent episodes include "JFK Ep 002 - Per the new JFK files released on March 18th. What are the 5 biggest news items that came from the release - and what specific files did they come from?" (6 April 2025, 24 minutes), "JFK Ep 001 - Top Conspiracy Theories on who killed JFK" (18 March 2025, 14 minutes), and "JFK Files - Trailer Episode" (24 January 2025, 2 minutes).
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<p>Welcome to the JFK files podcast - I am your host Rob from podcast411 and we will be working to pull the curtain back on one of the greatest mysteries of the past 100 years. Your feed back is always welcome and...

<p>Welcome to the JFK files podcast - I am your host Rob from podcast411 and we will be working to pull the curtain back on one of the greatest mysteries of the past 100 years. Your feed back is always welcome and...

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<p>On November 22nd 1963 JFK was assassinated. Two days later the alleged assassin Lee Harvey Oswald was gunned down while in Police custody by Night club owner Jack Ruby. And for past 60 plus years - many have...
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