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There is a difference between a claim with no evidence and a claim whose evidence exists, has been identified, and is being held. The first is weak. The second is unresolved, and somebody could end it tomorrow by opening a drawer. 20 files on this page. Speculation that records must exist does not qualify: that is the absent category, and it is graded differently.

HELD BY: Central Intelligence Agency
Whatever was destroyed in 1973, and whatever survived it unfound.

The surviving financial records exist only because they were misfiled. That is the entire reason this file is CONFIRMED, and it is a poor foundation to assume nothing else is missing.

HELD BY: Federal Bureau of Investigation
Files on individual targets, still being withheld and litigated.

The programme is confirmed. Every substantial release has enlarged the known scope rather than reduced it.

HELD BY: United States Army intelligence
A portion of the dossiers and case files.

The fullest accounting so far came only because Congress compelled it in 1998. What remains has never been released voluntarily.

HELD BY: NATO and several national governments
Operational records of the stay-behind networks.

The networks are confirmed. Whether they were connected to specific attacks is the open question, and the records that would answer it have never been opened.

HELD BY: Central Intelligence Agency, FBI
A shrinking remainder of withheld and redacted records.

The 2017 to 2023 releases produced substantial new detail on Agency operations and on Oswald's surveillance. This file is unusual here for being close to exhausting its own archive.

HELD BY: Bureau of Prisons
A camera record that does not usefully exist.

The cell had no working camera, the officers falsified their checks, and the hallway footage was unusable. The gap is documented fact, and it is why the file cannot close.

HELD BY: United States Congress
The McCormack-Dickstein Committee's unredacted records.

The committee found Butler's account credible in part, then redacted the names of those he accused and referred nothing for prosecution.

HELD BY: United States government
Classified cables and assessments beyond those already released.

Declassified material establishes that Washington knew, and shows communications support. Every further release has moved the estimate in the same direction, which makes the current picture a floor.

HELD BY: Japan
Wartime medical archives, never fully opened.

The unit, the experiments and the American immunity deal are confirmed. The victim count remains an estimate because the records that would make it a figure are closed.

HELD BY: National Security Agency
Intercepted communications from 8 June 1967, released only in part.

Ten inquiries concluded misidentification. The material that would test that conclusion is the material still held.

HELD BY: Russian Federation, United States
A 1993 Russian intelligence report provided to the House task force, and the task force's own working material.

The report partially supported the allegation and was discounted. The most substantial first-person account did not arrive until 2023.

HELD BY: United States, United Kingdom, South Africa
Radio intercepts from the night of the crash.

Successive United Nations inquiries, through 2022, have stated that member states are likely holding relevant material they have not disclosed, and have named them. The UN moved its own finding from pilot error back to open.

HELD BY: Federal Bureau of Investigation
The full investigative file behind a case closed after the suspect's death.

A National Research Council review found the science consistent but not definitive, and could not exclude others with access to the same flask.

HELD BY: United States government
Material relating to Saudi connections beyond the 28 pages released in 2016.

The engineering is not in dispute. The withholding is, and it did more to sustain the theory than any physical claim ever did.

HELD BY: Brazilian authorities
Toxicology that was never performed, and organs never properly examined.

Unlike the rest of this page, this material no longer exists to be released. It is included because the failure to examine is why the case is unanswerable, which is the same outcome by a different route.

HELD BY: Bavarian authorities
A 2007 police academy conclusion, with the name withheld.

The exercise reached a finding and did not publish it, out of consideration for living descendants. The skulls that would allow re-examination were lost in the Second World War.

HELD BY: NASA
The relevant boxes of records, which the agency said in 2005 it could not locate.

A FOIA suit resulted in a court ordering a further search. Witnesses described a military cordon and a flatbed leaving with something covered, and the records that would test that are the missing ones.

HELD BY: United States intelligence community
The raw sensor data from Vela 6911, and most of the assessment around it.

A satellite built to detect atmospheric nuclear tests recorded the characteristic double flash. Forty-five years on, the data that would settle whether it was a test or an artifact is classified.

HELD BY: Federal Bureau of Investigation, under court seal
The surveillance tapes and transcripts from the FBI's campaign against King, sealed by court order until 2027.

The campaign itself is confirmed. The material it produced is the largest identified body of sealed evidence attached to any file in this cabinet, and it has a release date.

HELD BY: Canadian and United States defence records
Any radar track from the night, and records of the claimed second-site operation.

The sighting, the RCMP report and the Navy dive search are all documented and public. The one piece of evidence that would resolve the cause, a radar track, has never been produced by either government.

The Office of Situational Awareness is an independent publication. Evidence grades are editorial assessments of the public record, not statements of new fact. Corrections welcome.