Correction: That file was only referenced in a report from 2022. It is known to exist but has not yet appeared. open.substack.com/pub/jfkfacts/p…

The only truly new smoking gun now would be the first and only one ever showing Oswald's guilt (which won't honestly happen).

and John Newman's smoke was that, "In my view, whoever Oswald's direct handler or handlers were, we must now seriously consider the possibility that Angleton was probably their general manager."

In 2008, there were more revelations. Jefferson Morley's smoke was that in February 1964, the Warren Commission's J. Lee Rankin asked the CIA for the cables about Oswald in Mexico City, and Angleton "ghosted" him;

Jim Garrison prosecuted the CIA in the media and in court from 1967 to 1969. Then came the discovery in the 1970s of the illegal, decades-long, ultra-secret CIA assassination plots against world leaders—though forbidden by Kennedy.

Fidel Castro gave an hours-long public speech the day after the assassination telling the world Oswald was known to the CIA. Castro wasn't guessing. His agents had long since infiltrated CIA plots against him.

The evidence of conspiracy has been a thundering Mount Vesuvius from day one. By comparison, these files add pebbles to that mountain and candle smoke to that eruption.

By November 1963, it was 180 pages based on close contact. The CIA's lie ever since is that they had no contact with Oswald.

A bit of perspective: