This isn’t just dusty history—it’s fresh fuel for one of America’s most debated conspiracy theories. Even if the docs lean toward the "lone gunman" narrative, the CIA’s slow-drip transparency keeps suspicions alive. For RFK scholars and true-crime buffs, it’s a tantalizing puzzle piece, but hardly the full picture.

The CIA has declassified 54 documents about Robert F. Kennedy&apos;s assassination, revealing his collaboration with the agency and assessments that Sirhan Sirhan likely acted alone.

The CIA just dropped 54 previously classified documents about RFK's assassination, shedding new light on his ties to the agency. The files suggest Sirhan Sirhan probably acted solo—but they also hint at deeper, murkier connections between Kennedy and intelligence work.

CIA releases declassified documents on Robert F Kennedy assassination

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