Two Shooters and 2,400 Hidden Files – Citizen Watch Report

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, leading Trump’s new JFK assassination task force, just dropped a game-changer: two shooters, not one. The announcement challenges the single-bullet theory and sets the stage for a full reexamination of the evidence.

This move comes as the FBI has uncovered 2,400 new files related to the assassination. These documents were uncovered after President Trump’s January 2025 executive order, which instructed agencies to declassify more records about JFK, RFK, and MLK. The FBI used its enhanced technology to find these records, which had previously gone unrecognized as part of the JFK case.

While the newly found files are a big step forward, they don’t clear the full picture. In fact, researchers estimate there are still roughly 3,000 files that remain withheld, either in full or in part. Those hidden records are potentially just as crucial, and they’ve been locked away for decades. Now, with the FBI’s recent disclosures, the pressure is on to unlock the rest of the truth.

Luna’s task force is pushing for even more transparency, and these new files could be the first step in that direction. What did the CIA know about Lee Harvey Oswald? When did they know it? What was really going on behind the scenes? These 2,400 documents could bring us closer to the answers we’ve been waiting for—and might just start the dominoes falling on the rest of the records.

The stakes are higher than ever. With the power of the presidency and a renewed push for transparency, the tables could be turning. It’s time to ask: Will the real story behind JFK’s assassination finally come out of the shadows?