Week in Review: Remembering Dr. King
In addition to covering a task force hearing on MLK's assassination, JFK Facts delivered its latest installments in series on David Sánchez Morales and Russia's JFK Dossier
On a week of tributes for and remembrance of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., the House Oversight Committee’s Task Force on the Declassification of Federal Secrets held a hearing that was not just a commemoration of Dr. King’s life, but a look forward to furthering the long-delayed investigation of his assassination in Memphis in April 1968.
So far, mainstream media has ignored it, but JFK Facts and One America News (OAN) covered the hearing testimony.
At present, this speculative re-examination is held in the minds of historians and independent researchers. The government has revitalized their work with the release in 2025 of about 245,000 pages of documents related to the investigation into MLK’s murder.
JFK Facts’ Chad Nagle was there at Thursday’s hearing as witnesses discussed those files as well as others still withheld from the public — and how the government shoul…
