Kennedy Seeks Daughter-in-Law for CIA Role

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is advocating for his daughter-in-law, Amaryllis Fox Kennedy, to be appointed as deputy director of the CIA, partly to investigate the assassination of his uncle, President John F. Kennedy, in 1963. Kennedy believes Fox Kennedy, a former CIA operative, could uncover the agency's alleged involvement in the assassination, a theory he has publicly supported, despite the official findings of the Warren Commission. President-elect Donald Trump has expressed interest in establishing a new commission to re-examine JFK's assassination documents, aligning with Kennedy's aims. While some Republican sources back this effort, there are concerns within the CIA regarding Fox Kennedy's past memoir and the implications for agency transparency. Kennedy's views on the assassination reflect a broader trend of conspiracy theories gaining traction among certain political circles. Though experts caution against expecting definitive revelations from any newly released documents, the push for an investigation underscores ongoing public fascination with the case.