</s>204-10178-10118 2021 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 DISPATCH PROFESSIONAL ACTION SECRETTYDAT HARDED TO NOTING Chief of Station, The Mague 15-6. NO INTEGRING HOWARD NO INTELING HOWDED NO MELTING HOWDING NO MOLING HOWED NO AMOCE INKING CHICAGO SARU FORUSE Chief of European Division CHICACO TRANSMittal of Photography of Alias Eric Starvo GALT HICHORES FORUSE TOMUS TRANSSITUAL OF PHOTOGRAPHY OF ALIAS ERIC STARVO GALT KLION REQUIRED - REQUIREMENT Reference: DIRECTOR: 02664, 18 April 1968 THE RACUE (4137), 19 April 1968 15-6 Forwarded herewith are two photographs of alias Eric Starrvo GALT. We recommend they be passed to STNCLASTIC as soon as possible, either directly or via SYPATIBIKER. 0 ROSALIE H. VARNADO Attachment: As stated M/W Distribution: 15-5 Oris. a 1-1 - COS, The Haquo w/att. h/w. 15-7-3/3/23/2 General: 1-4/2-1-1/2 General: 2-1 CROSS REQUIREME TO GRAFTS FANDS AND MANDERS AND MADE IN CHINA 23-7/2 22-2-3-3J-3B/3-2 23-4-2 22-3.3/4/3.8/2 SECRETRYBAT SECRET WES TALE NUMBER RETURN TO CIA Background Use Only Do Not Reproduir 6/8R

Summary  
The document contains information about Eric Starvo Galt, a person sought by federal authorities in connection with a murder case involving a victim shot during an incident related to civil rights violations. A federal warrant was issued on April 17, 1968, charging Galt with conspiring to interfere with a citizen’s constitutional rights under Title 18, U.S. Code, Section 241. The document includes two photographs of Galt, described as white, approximately 36 years old (born July 20, 1931), with blue or hazel eyes, medium complexion, and a build suggesting 5'9" to 5'11" height and 160–175 pounds. It notes Galt’s alleged employment as a seaman, attendance at dance instruction school, completion of a bartending course, and characterization as a "lone wolf." The text also references a wanted poster issued by the FBI with contact details for local offices and includes redacted social security numbers.  

Key People  
- Eric Starvo Galt: Subject of the federal warrant, described as a suspect in a murder case involving civil rights violations.  
- James Enol Ray, James Lapel Ray: Names mentioned alongside references to Marin Luther King (likely Martin Luther King Jr.), though no direct connection to the assassination is specified.  

Key Locations  
- Birmingham, Alabama: Site of the federal warrant issuance on April 17, 1968.  
- Multiple U.S. cities: Addresses and phone numbers for FBI offices listed in the document, including Richmond, VA; Woodward, VA; Capitol, VA; and others.  

Key Events  
- Federal warrant issued on April 17, 1968, charging Eric Starvo Galt with conspiring to interfere with constitutional rights.  
- Reference to a murder case where the victim was shot, though specific details are not provided in the text.  
- Distribution of photographs and wanted notices by the FBI, including a mention of April 20–28, 1968, potentially linked to events around Martin Luther King Jr.’s assassination on April 4, 1968.  

Key Organizations  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI): Issued the warrant and distributed wanted notices.  
- United States Department of Justice: Involved in the legal proceedings and documentation.  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA): Mentioned in administrative headers but not directly tied to the case details.

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