</s>104-10063-10386 THE SHOCKING STORY BEHIND THE CRIME THAT ROCKED. THE NATION AND THE WORLD! CONSPIRACY? !! YES OR NO !! The Strange Case of James Earl Ray The Man Who Murdered. Martin Luther King by Clay Blair,Jr. INCLUDING THE COMPLETE COURT RECORD APPROVED FOR GELESSE TOYS

Summary: The text presents a narrative about James Earl Ray, described as the man who murdered Martin Luther King Jr., and includes speculative accounts of his background, alleged connections to various individuals, and references to court records. It mentions Alton Ewing, Quincy, Edinburgh, and other locations, along with dates such as August 25, 1925, and June 16, 1933. The text also references a "complete court record approved for Gelesse Toys," though the context of this approval is unclear. It contains fragmented details about Ray's family, including his parents Alton and Lucille, and mentions potential aliases such as Gerry Gerald or George Ray. The narrative includes vague claims about financial struggles, arrests, and familial relationships but lacks concrete evidence or official investigation findings.

Key People: James Earl Ray, Alton Ewing, Lucille (Ray’s wife), Gerry Gerald/George Ray, Jimn, Jimm skills, Marjorie  
Key Locations: Quincy, Edinburgh, Edwardsville, The Willows, White Anglo (likely a reference to a community or group)  
Key Events: Alleged arrests, financial struggles, family dynamics, speculative connections to court records and potential conspiracies  
Key Organizations: None explicitly mentioned, though references to "Gelesse Toys" and unspecified legal proceedings are noted.

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