</s>104-10778-10440 The Smell Of Conspiracy ORPHEVILLE, MISS. DELTA DEMOCRAT- More and more the assasination Memphis police car (140-There is of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. but it did not do it all. There is a E-15-019 E-12-15,019 E-13-1959 e-14-1958 Gulf-vacuum-seeded pilot which had was deadly, but it was a deadly. The cut-out reporter which is in the way in which it was was APR 16 1969 in the vicinity of the city of Memphis, Tennessee. the death of a man who was in the city. He had a in the town of Memphis. He said that he was APPROVED FORRELEASE 1994 unruly that he had some more plant to draw police off the red. vations. There was also some other the LINE LINE must be drawn in it. APPROVEO FORRELEASE 1994 tally uninvited by the officers of the of the kind of population, but if it is. not usually attached to the of the right or left, it is not. APPROVOED FOR RELEASE 1994 tally unmoved, but the rules of the of the rights of the police. It is a not usually attracted to the public. of the King. The left, but I will which assistently, who seen so many of the of the police officers who were bound to of the officer who were were bound in the city. However, were bound for man involved, but that the officers of the city, however, we're bound to from Committs of the the city of St. King. He left, and which the city, the police officer and pocket. JFK ACT and the officer of the officer, who is not a of the officers. The officer, and the BUT AS the pieces of the pur- of the chief, they would not be able to of Dr King. They said that the officer JFK Act le of Dr. King, but they said that they would ile of Dr King, who said to do of the officials with their role in the place-of-K. King's refusal to fall to would dealing with our officers' heavenly a favor of a conspiracy would really well-called with our polarity. The heavely of a few of them. <loc_163><loc_431>of the family. reseems evident that this was not to do

Summary:  
The text contains fragmented and unclear information related to investigations surrounding Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination. It references Memphis police activity around April 16, 1969, and mentions a "Gulf-vacuum-seeded pilot" with unspecified details about a deadly event. There are disjointed accounts of a car accident involving an individual connected to the killer of Dr. King, with references to events occurring in the days leading up to King's death on April 4, 1968. The text includes vague descriptions of movements and timelines, including mentions of "the last few days" and "the last year," but lacks coherent narrative or concrete evidence. It also contains redacted names (e.g., "Mayr Hermitius a Myserius a misterius") and unclear references to individuals, locations, and events, suggesting incomplete or corrupted documentation.

Key People:  
- Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. (central figure in the assassination investigation)  
- Memphis police officers (mentioned in context of investigations)  
- An unnamed individual linked to the killer of Dr. King (described through fragmented accounts)  
- "Gally" and "King Louis Armstrong" (possibly redacted or placeholder names)  

Key Locations:  
- Memphis, Tennessee (central location for police activity and events)  
- New York City (mentioned in unrelated context)  
- Gulf region (referenced in unclear technical terms)  

Key Events:  
- Investigation into Dr. King's assassination (fragmented details about police involvement and timelines)  
- Car accident involving an individual connected to the killer of Dr. King (described with vague temporal references)  
- Mention of events around April 4, 1968 (date of Dr. King's assassination)  

Key Organizations:  
- Memphis Police Department (implied in context of investigations)  
- Unspecified entities referenced through redacted or unclear names (e.g., "National appointment," "Calif. Army")

MLK Declassified Files

00463175_newspaper_articles-the_sm_104-10178-10440.pdf

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