CIA JFK UFO Murder After Demanding The Release Of Top Secret Files (Video)
It has been claimed that CIA killed former US President John F Kennedy after requiring the agency to release top-secret UFO files.
Kennedy was shot dead while in an open-topped car travelling on November 22, 1963, through the centre of Dallas, Texas.
The incident brought shockwaves not just in the US but also around the world and has created dozens of conspiracy theories.
However, UFO experts recently shared perhaps the most astonishing claim to date. They said that the president made a letter and sent it to the CIA head ten days before he was assassinated.
They further revealed that the president also made a visit to NASA’s base at Cape Canaveral in Florida just four days after he sent the memo.
In the letter, JFK seemingly asks the CIA to give details about everything it knows about UFO sightings.
The letter specifically asks a review of the high threat cases. It stresses the important to have a clear distinction between the knowns and unknowns. It also proposes an arrangement of the program of data sharing with NASA where unknowns are a factor. The president also apparently sent a letter to NASA requesting the agency to cooperate with the Soviets on UFO issues.
UFO conspiracy theorists believe that JFK was worried that the Soviets could mistakenly identify UFOs over Russia as spy planes. They also think that presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, who makes a promise to release all UFO files to the public if she wins, does not know it yet, but she doesn’t have the power to release such information. They add that CIA would kill Hillary before she could do it, just like JFK. They believe that Hillary will be too scared to release the truth.
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