Summary: The document contains a list of photographic and documentary evidence related to an investigation involving unidentified subjects (Unsub) associated with events surrounding Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination. It includes photos of artist conceptions of suspects based on witness descriptions from Birmingham and Memphis, photographs of individuals such as Darrel Dexter Gatlin, Eric S. Galt, James Earl Ray, Ronald Bardin Simpson, Walter Terry Rife, and Charles Stein, along with records like a Gulf Credit Card receipt, social security card fragments, and FBI interview logs. The entries span dates from 1963 to 1969 and reference locations including Birmingham, Memphis, New Orleans, and Kansas City. Some items note the presence of laundry tags, motel stationery, and bedspread photographs linked to forensic analysis.  

Key People: Darrel Dexter Gatlin, Eric S. Galt, James Earl Ray, Ronald Bardin Simpson, Walter Terry Rife, Charles Stein, Scott Nordal, Ernest H. Gault, J.S. Walton Jr., Myrial Tomas, and CHARLES STEN (likely a misspelling of Charles Stein).  

Key Locations: Birmingham, Memphis, New Orleans, Kansas City, Missouri, and Louisiana.  

Key Events: Artist conceptions of suspects based on witness accounts; FBI interviews and records; forensic analysis of clothing items (e.g., laundry tags, motel stationery); investigation into potential connections between individuals and events linked to Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination.  

Key Organizations: Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), possibly involving law enforcement agencies in Louisiana and Missouri.

MLK Declassified Files

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