A Republican congresswoman leads a historic investigation into the government's most closely guarded secrets.
According to a Daily Mail report, Florida Representative Anna Paulina Luna has launched a groundbreaking task force to declassify confidential documents about President John F. Kennedy's assassination, claiming there were "two shooters" involved in the historic murder.
The 35-year-old Republican's investigation will delve into various high-profile cases, including the assassinations of Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert F. Kennedy. Luna's team will also examine files related to Jeffrey Epstein, UFO sightings, COVID-19 origins, and the September 11 terrorist attacks.
Congressional task force promises unprecedented access to JFK murder files
Luna emphasized that her investigation would surpass previous efforts due to their enhanced access to classified information. The task force's first hearing, scheduled for March, will focus on JFK's assassination. They plan to bring in witnesses who were present in the operating room where Kennedy was taken after the shooting.
The initiative follows Donald Trump's recent executive order demanding the full release of JFK files. The order requires the director of national intelligence and other officials to develop a plan for complete disclosure within 15 days. Trump has also mandated the release of documents related to Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert F. Kennedy's assassinations within 45 days.
Luna and House Oversight Chairman James Comer have already begun reaching out to various government agencies. They have sent letters to Attorney General Pam Bondi and the Department of Justice regarding the Epstein files, as well as to the National Security Agency, CIA, Pentagon, and the State and Energy Departments.
FBI uncovers new documents linking CIA operative to JFK case
The investigation gained additional momentum after the FBI discovered 2,400 new documents potentially shedding light on the assassination. These files may contain information about George Joannides, a CIA chief of covert action in Miami during 1963 who had connections to a group Oswald attempted to infiltrate before Kennedy's murder.
Joannides, who died in 1990, served as the case officer for the Cuban Student Directorate, an anti-Castro organization that received CIA funding. The group had several interactions with Lee Harvey Oswald in the weeks leading up to the assassination.
Luna stated her position on the assassination during Tuesday's press conference. The congresswoman said, "I believe that there were two shooters, and we should be finding more information as we are able to."
Task force members look beyond assassination records
The investigation's scope extends beyond the Kennedy assassination to encompass other significant historical events. The task force plans to examine unidentified aerial phenomena and submerged objects, reflecting growing public interest in these matters.
Luna emphasized the task force's commitment to transparency, stating that all hearings will be open to the public. She will work directly with the White House to unveil details about these high-profile cases.
The team's comprehensive approach includes investigating multiple historical events simultaneously, from cold war era assassinations to modern controversies surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic's origins.
Task force reveals historic breakthrough ahead
Representative Anna Paulina Luna has established a new congressional task force dedicated to uncovering government secrets, with a particular focus on the JFK assassination. The investigation will examine recently discovered FBI documents and include testimony from witnesses present during Kennedy's final moments. Beyond the assassination records, the task force will investigate various historical events, promising unprecedented access to classified information and public hearings to ensure transparency in their findings.
