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Freedom of Information Act releases related to the 9/11 attacks, including documents and records from the FBI and other agencies
The only verifiable public materials identified in the supplied reporting are raw audio recordings of Sascha Riley that have been circulated online and a PDF timeline derived from those recordings; mu...
The FBI surveillance files on Martin Luther King Jr. comprise decades of bureau paperwork — internal memos, informant reports, investigative leads, and transcript excerpts — assembled during COINTELPR...
When sprawling document dumps like the files surface, treats uncorroborated tips as raw intelligence: potentially useful leads that require vetting, corroboration, and legal balancing before they can ...
The primary routes to obtain federal records are the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) and the Privacy Act, which allow requests for FBI files and identity-history summaries, while local police and st...
The release of FBI ballistic and DNA laboratory reports in joint federal–state high‑profile probes is not governed by a single public schedule; instead, laboratory analyses follow internal evidence‑ha...
A set of documents about and the has been released via the FBI’s FOIA “Vault” and independent archives, showing a formal foreign‑counterintelligence probe focused on ’s marketing of PROMIS in the 1980...
-produced and police records released in the years after document that agents seized a large number of computer units from — commonly reported as sixteen machines — and that those devices were sent fo...
The ’s “original files” are a patchwork of case files, memos, interview reports, photographs and machine-readable databases that the Bureau either posts in its Library (“The Vault”) or that are transf...
Freedom of Information Act requests have produced thousands of Epstein-related pages — including court records, photographs, flight logs, FOIA correspondence, internal communications, and archived FBI...