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

Director Oliver Stone urged the lawmakers in Washington, DC, on Tuesday to reopen the investigation into the assassination of President John F. Kennedy and re -evaluating everything from the crime scene to the courtroom, including the gun and lead used, fingerprints and anatomy.

President Donald Trump has issued an executive order since his return to the Oval Office in January to release the long -term materials about Kennedy’s assassination and records of the assassination of Senator Robert Kennedy and priest Dr. Martin Luther King, the son.

80,000 pages of JFK files were released on March 18, giving conspiracy experts and theorists a set of materials to prove or refute how Kennedy was killed in Dallas, Texas, November 22, 1963.

In his opening comments on Tuesday, Stone, who examined his movie “JFK” in 1991, investigated Kennedy’s assassination, a problem in dealing with CIA for the files that he requested to see regarding the assassination.

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Stone said: “Although the law is from the CIA, which was working and still operating as an intelligence agency funded by taxpayers, which consider itself a violation outside our laws, we will not return to you in that, and they never do so,” Stone said.

“The CIA did not reveal in all these years,” he added, adding that other records show illegal criminal activities in every aspect of US foreign policy in almost every country on Earth. “Only to start, Cuba, Vietnam, Indonesia, Egypt, South America, the Middle East. We can write a completely separate history of our country about the viewpoint of countries, yet we do not know and are not allowed to know anything about the history of the real CIA, which I think, the true story.”

Then he called for the work group related to the classification of federal secrets, headed by Representative Anna Polina Luna, R. Florida, to reopen the Kennedy assassination, and to capture what the Warren committee failed to do.

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President John F. was assassinated. Kennedy on November 22, 1963, in downtown Dallas while traveling in an open car. (Getty Images)

After the investigation, Warren’s committee did not find any evidence that Lee Harvey Ozwald or Ozwald, Jack Ruby, was part of any conspiracy, local or foreign, to kill the president. At that time, he said that one bullet hit Kennedy passed by and hit the governor of Texas John Konali, hitting his back, thigh, chest and wrist.

Critics are called the results of the committee “magic lead theory”.

“I ask the committee to reopen what the Warren committee failed to complete,” Stone said. “I ask you in good faith, outside all political considerations, to re -invest the assassination of this President Kennedy, from the crime scene to the courtroom … which has never occurred, but it means a series of custody on Venice, bullets, fingerprints, and anatomy that challenges the belief, if this is like killing, they were presented to the poor in the paragraph.

“Let’s re -invest in the fingerprints of intelligence in all parts of Lee Harvey Oswald, from 1959 to 1960 – his violent death in 1963 – and most importantly, this CIA, whose muddy football effects in this case are a real interrogation.”

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President John F. Kennedy (Getty)

Stone talked about the Deputy Director of the CIA, James Angelon, who spoke before his death, about Allen Dallas, Richard Helms and others referred to as “Grand Master”.

Stone said: “He said:” If you are in a room with them, I was in a room full of people you had to believe that he would end in hell. I think I will see them soon. “This is our democracy. This is our presidency. It belongs to us. We treated us with respect. “

Stone said in a statement to the Hollywood Reporter in January that Trump deserves “praise” to order the issuance of JFK assassination files.

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Despite the appeals to open the investigation, the FBI notes on its website that after about 25,000 interviews and increased tens of thousands of the introduction, “the FBI found that Lee Harvey Ozwald spent on his own.”

Ozwald was killed shortly after Kennedy’s assassination.

Alex Nitzberg of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.