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asked how he knew this, abreu replied 'i knew him." o'neill"the conspiratorial angle would be 'hey the cubans were behind oswald assassinating a president. but it's much more likely that it's something more simple. someone boasting to another person. 'oh - i knew him four-years ago'. this was four-years after the assassination."in another file- - former c-i-a director richard helms is deposed-- and asked:"..is there any information involved in the assassination of president kennedy which in any way shows that lee harvey oswald was in some way a cia agent...?"the file cutsoff before helms answers. his response remaining sealed - 54 years after the death of a president. it leaves us wanting more - and fuels critcism of the intelligence agencies.analysts say some agencies are notorious for over-classifying. (--sot/sabato-)"often you will find in a research file, newspaper clippings that have already been published, marked "secret." now how would a newspaper clipping that has already been published be a state secret? but it's just easier f

the other agent named abreu, he was quite good and asked how he knew this, he replied, i knew him. >> and the conspiracy angle is the cubans were behind oswald -- assassin ating a president. but it is much more likely that it is something more simple. someone boasting to another person. i knew him four years ago, this is four years after the assassination. >> reporter: it leaves us wanting more and fuels criticism. intelligence. analysts say some agencies are notorious for overclassifying. >> over you will find in a research file newspaper clippings that have already been publish marketed secret. how could newspaper clippings be a state secret. but it is just easier for government agencies to do that. then they don't have to respond under the law to a lot of requests that they get. >> but veteran intelligence operatives say there are good reasons why some of the jfk files should never be released. >> some of the thing in there might be assets or sources overseas that are feeding our intelligence engine. >> eric o'neill is a former counter intelligence officer who helped capture russia