With so much focus being on the remaining JFK documents being held by the government, its easy to forget that a significant trove of documents, eyewitness accounts etc have been collected over the years by JFK researchers who continue to hoard these and never share them with other JFK researchers. This is often done as one JFK researcher does not want another JFK researcher to make some new find using information they had gone out and got (such as an eyewitness account).
Not pointing the finger in any one direction in particular, but taking David Lifton as an example. In fairness to him he has shared some of the many interviews he has conducted with eyewitnesses over the years with some government body. I think this is the national archives. But this is out of the reach of many ordinary people who consequently can't access them. Another example is JFK Lancer who have videos of all their past conferences which contain talks by eyewitnesses. Rather than putting these conferences up on their youtube channel for free, they make you pay for them. And most likely almost no one is going to buy a DVD set of a JFK conference from 1996. Here is the advert for these DVDs on their website:
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There have also likely been many JFK researchers over the years who have conducted interviews and who then died and the interviews they conducted can't be found. Harrison Livingstone crosses my mind as one potential guy who conducted alot of interviews which might have been lost when he died.
Perhaps we need to stop focusing on the last of the JFK files the government are withholding and start focusing on JFK experts to release interviews they have done over the years. With the advent of Youtube, there really isn't much excuse for not putting these interviews online now.
