Florida Representative Anna Paulina Luna to Head Task Force on JFK and Epstein Files
The newly formed House Oversight Task Force will focus on declassifying documents related to President John F. Kennedy's assassination and files associated with Jeffrey Epstein.
On Tuesday, Representative Anna Paulina Luna, a Republican from Florida, announced her leadership of a task force dedicated to declassifying federal documents, particularly those related to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy and files concerning convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
In her statement, Luna emphasized a commitment to transparency, asserting the task force's determination to provide the American public with critical answers regarding these significant historical events.
Luna highlighted that former President Donald Trump had previously expressed intentions to release the remaining classified documents associated with Kennedy's assassination.
During his time in office, Trump authorized the declassification of thousands of related documents but left others classified due to national security concerns expressed by agencies like the CIA and FBI.
The task force's scope extends beyond just the Kennedy documents; it will also address investigations into the assassinations of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. and Senator Robert F. Kennedy, as well as issues such as unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs), the Epstein client list, the origins of COVID-19, and the September 11 attacks files.
The task force comprises other Republican representatives, including Tim Burchett from Tennessee, Lauren Boebert from Colorado, Eric Burlison from Missouri, Eli Crane from Arizona, Brandon Gill from Texas, and Nancy Mace from South Carolina.
Luna pointed out her intention to involve the entire governing body in this effort, indicating an openness to bipartisan collaboration.
Luna stated that the task force had already engaged in communications with various federal agencies, including the Department of Justice and the Secretary of State.
She asserted a proactive approach, vowing to navigate bureaucratic obstacles and push for clarity on previously classified information.
The assassination of JFK has been a focal point of public interest since the event occurred on November 22, 1963. Citizens have raised doubts about the official narrative, leading to a wealth of conspiracy theories regarding Oswald's actions and potential involvement from other entities.
A significant portion of the American populace continues to believe in the existence of a larger conspiracy.
Since the enactment of the President John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act in 1992, the National Archives has made numerous documents available, yet a substantial portion remains classified.
In the context of Epstein, his connections to various high-profile individuals have fueled ongoing discussions regarding the need for transparency about his activities and networks.
Following Epstein's death in August 2019, which was ruled a suicide, calls have intensified for the disclosure of information related to his alleged sex trafficking operations.
A document shared in January 2024 listing associations with Epstein mentioned various public figures but did not definitively categorize these individuals as clients.
As this task force convenes its initial hearing in March 2024, it promises to scrutinize historical documents and uphold a commitment to transparency, thus addressing persistent questions surrounding both the Kennedy assassination and Jeffrey Epstein’s connections to high-profile individuals.
In her statement, Luna emphasized a commitment to transparency, asserting the task force's determination to provide the American public with critical answers regarding these significant historical events.
Luna highlighted that former President Donald Trump had previously expressed intentions to release the remaining classified documents associated with Kennedy's assassination.
During his time in office, Trump authorized the declassification of thousands of related documents but left others classified due to national security concerns expressed by agencies like the CIA and FBI.
The task force's scope extends beyond just the Kennedy documents; it will also address investigations into the assassinations of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. and Senator Robert F. Kennedy, as well as issues such as unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs), the Epstein client list, the origins of COVID-19, and the September 11 attacks files.
The task force comprises other Republican representatives, including Tim Burchett from Tennessee, Lauren Boebert from Colorado, Eric Burlison from Missouri, Eli Crane from Arizona, Brandon Gill from Texas, and Nancy Mace from South Carolina.
Luna pointed out her intention to involve the entire governing body in this effort, indicating an openness to bipartisan collaboration.
Luna stated that the task force had already engaged in communications with various federal agencies, including the Department of Justice and the Secretary of State.
She asserted a proactive approach, vowing to navigate bureaucratic obstacles and push for clarity on previously classified information.
The assassination of JFK has been a focal point of public interest since the event occurred on November 22, 1963. Citizens have raised doubts about the official narrative, leading to a wealth of conspiracy theories regarding Oswald's actions and potential involvement from other entities.
A significant portion of the American populace continues to believe in the existence of a larger conspiracy.
Since the enactment of the President John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act in 1992, the National Archives has made numerous documents available, yet a substantial portion remains classified.
In the context of Epstein, his connections to various high-profile individuals have fueled ongoing discussions regarding the need for transparency about his activities and networks.
Following Epstein's death in August 2019, which was ruled a suicide, calls have intensified for the disclosure of information related to his alleged sex trafficking operations.
A document shared in January 2024 listing associations with Epstein mentioned various public figures but did not definitively categorize these individuals as clients.
As this task force convenes its initial hearing in March 2024, it promises to scrutinize historical documents and uphold a commitment to transparency, thus addressing persistent questions surrounding both the Kennedy assassination and Jeffrey Epstein’s connections to high-profile individuals.
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