Tulsi Gabbard on RFK Assassination Files and Threats Against Her Family

Release of RFK Assassination Documents

• 💡 Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard announced the public release of 10,000 previously unviewed pages related to the 1968 assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy.
• 🚀 These documents, found in boxes at the National Archives, include government investigation details, State Department cables, and theories surrounding the assassination.
• 🔍 Gabbard highlighted that President Trump's administration prioritized transparency by ordering the release of unredacted documents on the assassinations of JFK, RFK, and MLK Jr.
• 📈 An additional 50,000 pages solely concerning RFK's assassination are also being processed for a future release.

Questions Surrounding RFK's Assassination

• ❓ The newly released documents support questions raised by RFK Jr., who has expressed concerns that the wrong person may have been convicted and suggested the possibility of a second gunman.
• 💬 Evidence includes accounts of a woman at the scene yelling "We shot him," and State Department cables that mentioned his assassination before it occurred.
• 🧩 Gabbard noted that these documents provide more background for questions than definitive answers.

Threats Against Tulsi Gabbard and Her Husband

• ⚠️ Tulsi Gabbard shared her experience of receiving direct threats from a radicalized individual, Ali Kabar Muhammad Amin, who also targeted her husband.
• 📞 The individual sent hundreds of text messages and made numerous calls, issuing explicit threats of violence against Gabbard, her husband, and their family.
• ✅ Gabbard expressed gratitude to the FBI, US Marshals, and local law enforcement for their swift investigation and arrest of the suspect.
• ⚖️ She emphasized the importance of taking such threats seriously, especially in the context of political differences escalating to political violence.