</s>G29-Q20 PBI- -PBI. -FBI- -PBL- -PBA- -FBL- PBI PBI PBI 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary:  
The documents include multiple entries under FBI and other federal agency records, referencing fingerprint collection procedures, photographic evidence of James Earl Ray, and correspondence related to investigations into the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. A letter dated April 1968 mentions a "negro" as the killer of MLK, describing actions taken by civil rights activists in Alabama in 1965-1966. Photos of James Earl Ray are noted as taken in 1967 while he was incarcerated at Missouri State Penitentiary. References to FBI Laboratory protocols and fingerprint card instructions appear alongside records of contributions from law enforcement agencies, including the Meridian, Mississippi police chief.  

Key People:  
- James Earl Ray (suspect in MLK's assassination)  
- C. Amnes (author of a letter discussing the killer’s identity)  
- Special agents (involved in fingerprint and photographic record collection)  
- Martin Luther King Jr. (assassination subject)  

Key Locations:  
- Meridian, Mississippi (police chief referenced)  
- Missouri State Penitentiary (Ray’s incarceration location)  
- Alabama (mentioned in context of 1965 civil rights activities)  

Key Events:  
- Fingerprint collection procedures for firearm permits and investigations  
- Photographic documentation of James Earl Ray in 1967  
- Correspondence referencing MLK’s assassination and alleged involvement of civil rights activists  
- FBI Laboratory protocols for fingerprint analysis and record-keeping  

Key Organizations:  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Missouri Department of Corrections  
- Law enforcement agencies (including Meridian, Mississippi police)  
- U.S. Department of Justice

MLK Declassified Files

157-jn-9586_624938_427e-04-part_3_of_4.pdf

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