National Archives and Records Administration
Appears in 8 files
National Archives and Records Administration appears across 8 documented theories on Conspiracy Wiki, most connected to Federal Bureau of Investigation and Robert F. Kennedy.
The Files
- The RFK Assassination (1968) Second Gun — Repository and release point for the modern RFK records program.
- The Katyn Cover-Up — Released the American records on the wartime handling of Katyn in 2012
- Marilyn Monroe and the Kennedys — Repository for Kennedy-era files that preserved references to later Monroe-Kennedy allegations.
- Inslaw, PROMIS and the Octopus — Holds the Department's Inslaw files in Record Group 60
- The Hoover Files Blackmail — Custodian of the later-transferred Hoover files, helping confirm their reality and scope.
- The Project Sign Cover-up — Holds the surviving official investigation records, though not an authenticated Estimate of the Situation.
- The Iron Mountain Vaults — Federal archival body whose cave storage sites reinforced the image of history being moved underground.
- The "Archive Erasure" — Its records-management work on cognitive technologies is often cited as proof that archives are becoming machine-mediated.
Connected Figures & Organizations
- Federal Bureau of Investigation · 3 shared
- Robert F. Kennedy · 2 shared
- United States Department of Justice · 1 shared
- J. Edgar Hoover · 1 shared
- John F. Kennedy · 1 shared
- Joseph Stalin · 1 shared
- Library of Congress · 1 shared
- Janet Reno · 1 shared
- UNESCO · 1 shared
- House Committee on the Judiciary · 1 shared
- Edward J. Ruppelt · 1 shared
- Los Angeles Police Department · 1 shared
Timeline
Know a theory involving National Archives and Records Administration that isn’t here?
+ File a theory involving National Archives and Records Administration