</s>NO 157-10673 been involved with narcotics and/or prostitution. In this latter regard, de CARVELHO stated he knew of no specific piping activity on the part of STEIN. 2 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14478

Summary:  
The documents consist of multiple FBI FD-302 forms dated between April and May 1968, detailing interviews with individuals connected to Charles Stein, Rita Stein (nee Ritas), and their family members. Key topics include travel patterns of Mrs. CLOVINA OLONZO to California following the death of her son-in-law Lino Rosas in 1966, claims about Charles Stein’s alleged involvement in narcotics or prostitution, and interactions with law enforcement regarding potential ties to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s assassination. Interviews mention Rita Stein’s residence in Los Angeles, her children, and statements from Mrs. Carmen Rubio and Marie Lee about the Steins’ activities. References to James Earl Ray are noted, though no direct connection to MLK is established in these records. The documents also include administrative notes about FBI property rights and declassification under Executive Order 14178/14478.  

Key People:  
- **Mrs. CLOVINA OLONZO** (wife of Willie Olonzo)  
- **Willie Olonzo**  
- **Rita Stein** (nee Ritas, daughter of Lino Rosas)  
- **Charles Stein** (son of Lino Rosas)  
- **Mrs. Carmen Rubio** (grandmother of Kim and Sharon Rosa)  
- **Marie Lee**  
- **Miss Marian de Grasse**  
- **Mr. Ozama Bovia**  
- **James Earl Ray** (implied in context, though not directly linked to MLK in these records)  

Key Locations:  
- New Orleans, Louisiana  
- Los Angeles, California  
- Floyd Terrace (residence of Rita Stein in California)  
- Desire Street Housing Project (New Orleans)  

Key Events:  
- Lino Rosas’ death on August 30, 1966, and Mrs. CLOVINA OLONZO’s subsequent trips to California.  
- Claims about Charles Stein’s alleged involvement in narcotics or prostitution.  
- Rita Stein’s residence in Los Angeles and her children’s welfare.  
- Mrs. Carmen Rubio’s concerns about Rita Stein’s parenting and contact with law enforcement.  
- Marie Lee’s statements about Charles Stein’s activities and newspaper inaccuracies.  
- Mr. Bovia’s telephone records and claims of long-distance calls from Los Angeles.  

Key Organizations:  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- New Orleans Welfare Bureau  
- Los Angeles Police Department

MLK Declassified Files

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