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Information is going to be revealed. >> ask not what your country can do for you -- >> reporter: the nearly 1500 documents are filled with intriguing details. a polish driver in australia saying he listened on in russian passengers taking about five soviet submarines carrying 400 to 500 soviet soldiers on the way to cuba. there was a plot to pay $100,000 to kill president kennedy. a nick waug an claiming he saw lee harvey oswald paid $65,000 by russians and endless reports like this, asking for a visa so he could go to odessa ussr. little information is entirely new to the public. many of the ...

Nach unterschiedlichen Urteilen in der Vergangenheit zog das Gericht Arnhem-Leeuwarden jetzt einen definitiven Schlussstrich.

Circulated by police forces. he is a tunis national, anis amri. his papers were in the truck used to carry out an attack on a berlin christmas market. and they say he could be armed and dangerous. authorities say he had known linked to radical islamist groups. saying he entered in july of 2015 and claimed asylum. >> in july 2015, his asylum application was rejected. the man couldn't be departed as he didn't have valid identification papers. the process for issuing replacement papers was started in august. at first, tunisia denied this person was their national. >> reporter: also released today...

Intelligence officials. so they're really back to square one in terms of this investigation. they're also worried that there may well be a perpetrator at large armed and dangerous. somebody who has already killed all these people. and also has a gun with which they would have killed this polish driver inside the truck. so it may well be a scenario right now of a manhunt, a race against time to arrest this individual before they can strike. again, they've shown plenty of capacity to kill people in germany. the problem is, it's not clear the germans have any good leads at the moment. that's why ...

Destination, it turned out that it would be impossible for that to take place. i asked the owner of the company, was that something suspicious? the answer was, no, that simply sometimes happens in this business. so the driver, the polish driver from the polish company was supposed to wait until 8:00 in the morning on tuesday, and that's when he would leave the cargo and come back home. but that did not happen. during their last conversation, they did exchange a few jokes. the driver said he was off to eat something and that was the last time they ever spoke. what shocked me during the intervie...