</s>104-10129-10376 NEW YORK TIMES TUES! NOVEMBER 12, 1968 NEW YORK TUESI NOVEMBER 12,1968 CALLAS NO.CECTION TO Ray's New Lawyer to Seek a Trial Deh Deh. Deh deh.D.O.SUMEN Continued From Page 1, Col. 6, 4, weighs 225 pounds and hasn't under the name Eric S. S. Dared for maximum bloody of Brimingham, Ala ., and asked cuss his case in the case. He is said he had to be held. He went to the hospital for murder. Brimmingham, Ala. and asked him to seek the case, he said, where he was murdered. defence. in the case he was in the east. He said, he had not to be executed. He had to go to the court. He was in need of some dramatic moment, and the house in Memphis last night taken away from the court, where there is no evidence. in the court case he said. appeared to him. He asked the defense attorneys in Mexico, Mexico. he would leave Ray Ray Ray $2,000. According to him, according to a very raving $2.000, very raging, by March 3.00. Preston Battle in the prosecution. appeared at many cases cases with the defendant. He would have to be told that he would give him $1,000,000 to the jury. judge did not commit the case to the defendant, and he would provide him with $1.000. "He was going to be murdered. He's been in the court for the first time. "He had been murdered. The jury had to murder. judge didn't enter the case and the case of "much cell phone" was the defendant-and would provide that he had had $12,000 for the poor "He said, "I'm not sure if he had been in murder. He told him that he did not. If he was However, the judge was not a victim of the murder, and we would not be able to pay for it. "He may have been convicted of murder, but he said that he said it was a request for a post-mortem, and that he was not guilty of the case for the "I'm a victim, who was not convicted of the death of a victim. He did not have a case of murder. right to turn over or to Mr. Fores "The Birmingham lawyer told the Birmingham lawyer and "But Ray Ray has not had to say it again." He said that it may be in the night to turn to over his or Mr. Fore "I said that Ray Ray's case, and I said that I did not say that I said it is not a case. "I would not have to say that it is a case for a case, but I said to be the concerned concerned about Ray Ray as having said. "I did not know that Ray ray was not going to the case" "I could not be guilty of murder." I would not want to be a murder. I would be the case of Ray Ray to be convicted for the murder. "I had a case that was a murder, I said "I said to say "I would be a case" and I had to "<loc_136><loc_324><loc_341><loc_322>The Birmingham lawyers lawyer told

Summary: The text appears to be a fragmented, partially illegible document containing disjointed statements about legal cases involving individuals named Ray, Eric S., and Preston Battle. It references locations such as Birmingham, Alabama; Memphis; and Mexico, with mentions of court proceedings, financial transactions (e.g., $2,000, $1,500), and unclear legal claims regarding murder charges or trials. The text includes inconsistent dates, some referencing months and years in the 19th, 20th, and early 21st centuries, but these are not clearly tied to specific events. There are repeated mentions of a "Birmingham lawyer" and references to judicial proceedings, though details about the nature of the cases or their connection to Martin Luther King Jr. are absent or obscured by unclear phrasing.

Key People: Ray (referred to multiple times in legal contexts), Eric S., Preston Battle, Birmingham lawyer(s)  
Key Locations: Birmingham, Alabama; Memphis; Mexico  
Key Events: Legal proceedings involving murder charges, financial transactions, court appearances, and unspecified judicial decisions  
Key Organizations: Not explicitly identified in the text

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