‘JFK’ director Oliver Stone calls on Congress to reopen investigation into Kennedy assassination

Director Oliver Stone invited the legislators to Washington, DCOn Tuesday to reope the assassination of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy and again everything, from the crime scene to the courtroom, including a rifle and bullets, fingerprints and an autopsy.

President Donald Trump The executive command presented from returning to the oval office in January to publish a long -drawn material on the assassination of Kennedy and the records of the Robert F. Kennedy and Rev. Senator. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

AND 80,000 pages of JFK file They were published on March 18, giving experts and theorists conspiracy a series of materials to prove or denied Kennedy killed in Dallas, Texas, November 2, 1963.

In his introductory statements on Tuesday, Stone, whose movie “JFK” from 1991 examined Kennedy’s assassination investigation, launched a problem with CIA’s handling files he asked to see in connection with the assassination.

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“Although the law is prescribed from Central intelligence agencywho operated on and still acts as an intelligence agency funded by a taxpayer who was arrogantly considered beyond our laws, “Stone said,” They say things like, “We’ll get back to you,” and they never do it.

“Cia revealed any importance in all these years,” he continued, adding that other records show illegal criminal activities in every aspect of US foreign policy in almost every country on Earth. “Only for the beginning, Cuba, Vietnam, Indonesia, Egypt, South America, the Middle East. We could write the whole separate history of our country from the view of the countries, but we do not know and should not know anything about the true history of the CIA of the United States, which is over, I believe, the real story.”

He then invited the working group to the declaration of federal secrets, chaired by Rev. Anna Paulina Luna, R-Fla, to re-open an investigation into Kennedy’s assassination, picking up what the Warrena Commission did not do.

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Warren Commission, After the investigation, they did not find evidence that Lee Harvey Oswald or Oswald’s Assassin, Jack Ruby, were part of any conspiracy, domestic or foreign, to kill the president. At the time, it was said that a bullet that hit Kennedy went through him and hit the Texas government John Connally, hitting his back, thighs, chest and wrist.

The critics of the Commission findings call it “the theory of the magic bullet.”

“I ask the Committee to re -open what the Warren Commission failed to complete,” Stone said. “I ask you in good faith, beyond all political considerations, to re -investigate the assassination of this president Kennedy, from the crime scene to the courtroom … which never happened, but what the chain of custody of the rifle, the bullets, the fingerprints, the autopsy that defies the belief and that the murder is in the murder.

“We will re -explore intelligence prints throughout Lee Harvey Oswald, from 1959 to 1960 – his violent death in 1963 – and, most importantly, this CIA, whose muddy traces are throughout this case, is a true examination.”

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Stone spoke of the deputy director CIA, James Angleton, who, before he died, talked about Allen Dulles, Richard Helms and others he called “Grand Masters.”

“He said,” If you were in the room with them, you were in a room full of people you had to believe he would deserve to end in hell. I guess I’ll see them soon, “Stone said.” This is our democracy. This is our Presidency. It belongs to us. Treat us with respect. ”

Stone said in a statement to Hollywood reporter that Trump earned “praise” for the JFK assassination file command.

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Despite the requests for the opening of the investigation, the FBI notes on its website that after doing about 25,000 interviews and descending tens of thousands of investigating potentials, “FBI revealed that Lee Harvey Oswald was acting alone.”

Oswald was killed shortly after the assassination of Kennedy.

Alex Nitzberg Fox News Digital contributed to this report.