Social Insurance of the number of living people involved in the assassination documents on JFK
Sensitive personal data, including social security numbers, were discovered in the newly minted documents of the assassination of John F. Kennedy published this week, which does not sit well with the affected people.
Joseph Digenova, a former lawyer for the campaign for US President Donald Trump, was among those whose personal information was published. He said he was planning to sue the American National Archive and the Directorate of Records for violating the Privacy Act and was concerned about theft of identity.
“That didn’t have to happen,” Digen’s phone interview said on Thursday. “I think the result of incompetent people who work on a review. I do not believe it had nothing to do with the rush with the process. The people who reviewed these documents did not do their job.”
His personal information was in documents relating to his work for the selected US Senate Committee, which explored the abuse of government by government officials in the 1970s, including the supervision of US citizens.
The White House officials said on Thursday that a plan that would help those whose personal information was published, including monitoring of the loans offered by the National Archives and Review of the records that began on Wednesday to identify all the numbers of social insurance published. Officials also said that new social security numbers would be issued to those affected.
The White House did not answer the questions why personal information was uneven.
“President Trump has fulfilled his promise of maximum transparency, fully releasing the file related to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy,” said the secretary of the White House, Karolina Leavitt. “At the request of the White House, the National Archives and Social Insurance Administration immediately assembled an action plan for proactive assistance to individuals whose personal information was published in the files.”
The National Archives did not immediately respond to the E -After commenting.
The vast majority of records have already been published
Trump ordered the release of the remaining classified files relating to the assassination of the former 1963 president. Shortly after he swore to duty in January. About 2200 files consisting of over 63,000 pages were posted on Tuesday night on the National Archives website. Many of these pages have discovered what has been previously redeemed.
The vast majority of the national archive of more than six million pages of records, photographs, movies, sound shots and artifacts associated with the assassination of the assassination has been previously published.
National archives have announced estimates of newly renovated documents on their website, but noted that there was not enough time from Wednesday to review more than a small part of them.
The documents published this week provided more details about the concealed American Operations of Cold War in other countries, but did not initially give credibility to conspiracy theories about who killed Kennedy.
For example, one of the newly established documents reveals social security numbers more than two dozen people seeking security approvals in the 1990s to review documents related to JFK for the certificate of assassination records.
The National Archives began to review documents on Wednesday to identify all social security numbers in the assassination records, the White House announced.
The National Archives will share these numbers with the Social Insurance Administration, which will identify people who live and issue new numbers to them, according to the White House. The National Archives will also offer creditors’ monitoring services for affected people until they get new social security numbers, officials said.
Kennedy was killed by a visit to Dallas, when his motorcycle Karada completed his paradent route in the city center, and the shootings were held from the Book Depository building in Texas on November 2, 1963, police arrested 24-year-old Lee Harvey Oswald, a former Marine, who placed himself from Sniper. Two days later, Jack Ruby, the owner of the nightclub, made Knno shot Oswald during a live prison on television.
