</s>104-10129-10398 MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) James Earl Ray, accused assas- Jr. I was described by his lawyer. Jr. and described by him lawyer. frame of mind and optimistice. Jr.'s name is also mentioned in the of his mind. He spent two of-L-S-SIFICATION ANRICA Birmingham, Alabama. hours and also, the same time of his wife. He also spent two third floor of the Shelly County the first floor of Ray's murder rangements for Ray's murders. The Washingtonton He declined to go into what the private session. He opened up a the private sessions in the STAR the first day of his life. removal date has been set. Discussions (Ground-fales) Before going into the closely the private Sessions in the area. of the first session, he had a gun. He said that he was a gun. The first session was not a gun. His name was also a the same. The second session was for courtney. The third session was also courtney, James said. the third session, the second session the last session was a the last. The last session, that had surrendered to Ray Inside back to the United States from back to his United States. Now Ifried since he turned over to U.S. and then the accomodations. and the client is given. and the clients are given. Quired on Picture. of the only photograph released. of the sheriff's department. en by the sheriff department. en by a bullet-proof proof pre- Aked a bullet proof proof pre Akeed a bulletproof proof proof. Akered the first day. Akeled the first time he was named the first session. the first time the client was named. the first. He was named as a the name Ray Ray. He had given the name Raymond George Snyder. whether his client was man- James Earl Earl Ray. George Jones. the name ray Raymond George Jones, June 8. the nameRaymond George Jones EXPECT FAL Trial 36-2/8/18 <loc_867><loc_694>3/4/18/18 <loc_722> <loc_733><loc_733>FALL ON" ON <loc_715><loc_750><loc_715><loc_750><loc_730><loc_733><loc_730>ON" ON"

Summary: The text contains fragmented and incomplete information related to James Earl Ray, accused of assassinating Martin Luther King Jr., and his legal proceedings. It references Ray’s lawyer describing his mental state as "optimistic" and mentions Ray’s alias, Raymond George Snyder. Details include Ray’s time spent in Shelly County, Birmingham, Alabama, and Memphis, Tennessee, with unspecified durations. The text notes interactions with law enforcement, including a bulletproof vest mentioned multiple times, and references to court sessions, trial dates (e.g., 36-2/8/18, 3/4/18), and legal discussions about his surrender to U.S. authorities. Mentions of "courtney" and unclear procedural terms suggest ongoing legal processes. The text also includes redacted or unclear references to individuals like George Jones and potential SSNs, which are noted but not included.  

Key People: James Earl Ray, Raymond George Snyder, George Jones, unnamed lawyer, sheriff’s department personnel  
Key Locations: Memphis, Tennessee; Birmingham, Alabama; Shelly County, Tennessee; Washington (likely Washington, D.C.)  
Key Events: Legal proceedings involving Ray, court sessions, surrender to U.S. authorities, references to a bulletproof vest, trial dates and case numbers (e.g., 36-2/8/18, 3/4/18)  
Key Organizations: Sheriff’s department, unspecified court systems

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