The Killing Of A Nation: Decades of Secrets, Lies, and the Fight for Justice

Unlocking the Truth – The 2025 JFK Files and the Quest for Transparency In American And Worldwide

Trumpet Edition Feature Report

By Susan Pavan, M.A. Journ.

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This story isn’t just about JFK—it’s about the blueprint of corruption we’re still living under. What they buried back then shaped the world we live in now. We’re digging it up, piece-by-piece.

Part One: A Nation’s Wound Reopened

More than 80,000 newly declassified documents relating to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy have entered the public record in 2025 (National Archives release). But this is more than a document dump—it’s the unsealing of a national wound, the lifting of a veil that has shrouded American history in shadow for over six decades.

In accordance with U.S. President Donald Trump’s directive of March 17, 2025, all records previously withheld for classification that are part of the President John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection were released. It was a long-awaited move—one that signaled a final break in the dam that had held back truth from the American people.

But the release, while historic, is not simple. Sixty years of documents will take months to unravel and piece together. Researchers, historians, and everyday citizens now face a mountain of raw, disjointed, and abstract intelligence on the murder of JFK. Across the world, people support the new generations of political leaders who are hell-bent on uncovering the truth.

“Secrecy is the enemy of the truth.” — Oliver Stone

“If they don’t release all the documents at this stage… what the hell are they doing? Everyone’s dead. It doesn’t make any sense.” — Mike Baker on Joe Rogan Experience