The Donald Trump administration on Monday released the records of Martin Luther King Junior and FBI monitoring of his assassination in 1968. “Today, after about 60 years of questions around the murder of Dr.. Martin Luther King, Junior, We are releasing files of 230,000 MLK murder, “National Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbard said X. Gabbard said that documents issued with documents, justice department, Central Intelligence Agency, National Archives and FBI, Documents issued in partnership with FBI, expanding union investigation into the shooting in Loren Motal in Memphis, which expanded the union investigation in the shooting in Loren Motal, Were“American people have waited for about sixty years to see the full scope of the federal government in the murder of Dr. King,” Gabbard said. “Under the leadership of President Trump, we are ensuring that our mission is left no stone unturned to provide complete transparency on this important and tragic event in the history of our country.”“I expand my deep praise for the Raja family for his support.”King’s family, including its two living children, Martin III, 67, and Bernis, 62, were given advance information and their own teams were reviewing the records before public disclosure. He released a long statement after the government’s release and said that his father’s murder stopped public curiosity for decades. But he said that these files are personal and they should be seen in their full historical context. “Dr. King and Mrs. King and Mrs. Koreta Scott King, their sad death is an intensive personal sorrow – a devastating loss for his wife, children, and granddaughter, which they have never received – an absence has tolerated for more than 57 years by our family,” he wrote. “We ask those who are engaged with the release of these files, who do so with respect, restraint and respect for our family’s constant sorrow.”President Donald Trump, President John F. Promised as a candidate to issue files related to Kennedy’s 1963 murder. When Trump took over in January, he Robert F. Kennedy and Kings signed an executive order to cancel the JFK record, along with the 1968 killings. The government ignored JFK records in March and revealed some RFK files in April.
