</s>APPROVED FOR RELEASE 2025 UNDER EXECUTIVE ORDER 14176 pager (888-396-M15) McCallawh Mac called from AF/Security - 53880 He has been contacted by DOJ, Evone (202)307958 Baumer (sp ?). She wants to interview him about the Martin Luther King assination. He wants to go thru OGC. Who should he talk to? Intemal security? 3E(2 Rosemarie 10/29/98 9:30 Mamphis police. officeer Jerry Musie (202] 514-1769 (16th or 17th.1 Barry Knuckles. 18 War-out Thur-noah Mac

Summary  
The document details a case file from the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) regarding an interview request by the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) for CIA officer Mac McCullough (SP), connected to the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. The case, assigned to Robert D. Caudle, involves McCullough’s prior work with the Memphis Police Department before joining the CIA. McCullough is noted as no longer under cover and has previously testified before Congress on this matter. DOJ attorney Yonne Baumer (207-307-9588) sought to interview McCullough about the assassination, with contact details including a pager number (888-346-1915). The case was active from October 29, 1998, and includes references to prior records in the registry.  

Key People  
- Mac McCullough (SP): CIA officer who worked with Memphis Police Department before joining CIA; no longer under cover; previously testified before Congress on MLK assassination.  
- Yonne Baumer: DOJ attorney requesting interview with McCullough; contact number 207-307-9588.  
- Jerry Musie: Memphis police officer (listed as "Mamphis police. officeer Jerry Musie").  

Key Locations  
- Memphis, Tennessee: McCullough’s prior association with Memphis Police Department.  
- Washington, D.C.: Central Intelligence Agency headquarters.  

Key Events  
- Interview request by DOJ for McCullough regarding MLK assassination investigation.  
- Reference to prior congressional testimony by McCullough on the matter.  
- Case file activity dated October 29, 1998.  

Key Organizations  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA): Involved in the case through officer Mac McCullough.  
- U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ): Initiated interview request with CIA.  
- Memphis Police Department: McCullough’s prior employment.

MLK Declassified Files

07167619_mac_called_from_afsecurit.pdf

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