Stumbled on an old FBI file that claims a second gunman during the JFK shooting

I was digging through some declassified documents online last night, just browsing the National Archives website, and I came across an FBI file from 1964 that mentioned a witness seeing a man with a rifle near the grassy knoll. The report was labeled as 'confidential' and it had a handwritten note in the margin saying 'further investigation needed'. But when I tried to cross-reference it with the Warren Commission's final report, that witness statement was completely missing. It got me wondering how many other details got buried like that. Has anyone else run into specific documents that contradict the official story?

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phoenixgonzalez21d ago

Wait, my buddy swears he found a missing page from the Zapruder film in some dusty library archive.

seth_carr21d ago

Can you ask him to show you a photo of it or at least the catalog number? @phoenixgonzalez, your buddy might be onto something but he needs to be REAL careful. There's a LOT of fake stuff floating around in archives, especially with JFK stuff. I've seen people get burned bad when they think they found "the real deal" only to realize it's an old photocopy or some guy's notes from the 80s. First thing he should do is check the paper quality and compare it to known Zapruder frames online. Then get a second opinion from someone who knows film history, not just a random librarian. If it's legit, that's a HUGE deal, but don't get your hopes up too high until you have solid proof.