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While full disclosure might not resolve all questions—further fueling suspicion—it could confirm prior suspicions or reveal new details about CIA and FBI involvement. Pner highlighted that, historically, agencies had limited cooperation and often withheld or redacted critical documents, fueling cynicism about government transparency.
He also expressed frustration over classified files concerning surveillance on civil rights leaders, such as King, which may contain embarrassing or politically damaging material if made public. There is a strong feeling among some families and researchers that withholding these documents serves to protect certain institutions rather than the truth.