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Oliver Stone to testify at US House panel JFK assassination files hearing

Film director Oliver Stone will testify at a US House of Representatives hearing about documents related to the 1963 assassination of John F. Kennedy, released by order of President Donald Trump.
Representative Anna Paulina Luna stated that lawmakers will hear from witnesses about the documents' value during the hearing.
Stone believes that certain elements within the US intelligence community were involved in Kennedy's assassination and has criticized the idea of a lone gunman.
Another witness, Jefferson Morley, plans to focus on the CIA's file on Lee Harvey Oswald during the hearing, which is part of a larger investigation into the documents.

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