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Summary:  
The text comprises fragmented records from the FBI’s New Orleans and Memphis divisions regarding investigations into the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. (MLK) and related individuals. Key elements include telephone number inquiries, interviews with witnesses, cost tracking for the investigation, and references to James Earl Ray (JER), who was later identified as the assassin. The records mention phone numbers linked to Sam Lorio, Mike Murdock, Bryan Dupee, and others, along with details about travel, man-hours, and expenses incurred by FBI agents. Some entries reference legal proceedings, such as a trial involving JER, and include notes on document releases under Executive Order 14176. The text also contains administrative memos, form numbers, and internal FBI communications about case management and record-keeping.  

Key People:  
- James Earl Ray (JER) – central figure in the assassination investigation.  
- Martin Luther King Jr. (MLK) – victim of the assassination.  
- Mike Murdock – mentioned in telephone records and interviews.  
- Bryan Dupee – owner-manager of Provincial Motel, New Orleans; contacted regarding reservation records.  
- Sam Lorio – linked to a telephone number investigated by FBI.  
- Reverend BROTHERS (possibly a misspelling of "Brothers") – referenced in telephone inquiries.  
- JAMES KARL RAY – possibly an alias or related individual.  

Key Locations:  
- New Orleans, Louisiana – central location for FBI investigations and interviews.  
- Memphis, Tennessee – mentioned as part of the SAC (Special Agent in Charge) network.  
- Houston, Texas – referenced in telephone records and witness statements.  
- Lake Charles, Louisiana – noted in telephone number inquiries.  
- Starr, Texas – mentioned in telephone records.  

Key Events:  
- Investigation into MLK's assassination, focusing on telephone records and witness interviews.  
- Tracking of costs for FBI operations, including man-hours, mileage, and expenses (e.g., $56.14 for photographic equipment).  
- Legal proceedings involving JER, with references to a trial in New Orleans.  
- Document releases under Executive Order 14176, indicating public access to records.  
- Internal FBI communications about case management, record-keeping, and administrative tasks.  

Key Organizations:  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) – primary agency conducting the investigation.  
- Special Agent in Charge (SAC) – New Orleans and Memphis divisions involved in case management.  
- Local police departments (e.g., New Orleans Police Department) – referenced in record-keeping and arrests.

MLK Declassified Files

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