Oliver Stone, After Release of New JFK Files, Set To Walk House Republicans Through His Own Theories

The three-time Academy Award-winning filmmaker will testify on Capitol Hill on Tuesday.

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Filmmaker Oliver Stone will appear April 1 before the House’s new Task Force on the Declassification of Federal Secrets, which was set up by the House Oversight Committee earlier this year. Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images

Filmmaker Oliver Stone will be on Capitol Hill on Tuesday following the release of new files related to the investigation of President Kennedy’s assassination, and lawmakers want Mr. Stone himself to tell them what he thinks happened. His critically acclaimed film “JFK” has helped keep some theories alive that the 35th president was the victim of a government plot, not of a lone gunman. 

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