</s>FD-302 (Rev. 1-25-480) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Date 5/20/68 1 ANDERSON LAVERGNE, Prince Street, was contacted at his residence. He advised his telephone number is 882-0332 and that he has had this number for many years. He pamished the following information: He could not remember receiving a telephone call from Texas on December 1967, 1967, it is very possible he did re- ceceive a December 1967 telephone number. He did he re- up in bed and about a year and his brothers in Texas, he laid Dallas and one in Beaumont, Texas, has been calling him in guilty. He just could not receive receiving telephone calls from he was from anyone other than his father. He was shown several photographs of JAMES EARL RAY, FBI Number 405 9420. He showed several photographs did not look like anyone he has ever seen and that this individual is unknown to him. On 5/13/68 of Westlake, Louisiana. 5/15/68.of Westlake. Louisiana. File # NO 157-106763 s/d/2/1945 SA GEORGE M. CAMPBELL -epk by SA GEORCE M. Campbell -epK Date dictated 5/14/68 This document contains another recommendation nor conclusions of the FBI. It is in the property of the Fbi and is licensed to your agency; it end the contents are not to be distributed outside your agency. 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary  
The documents consist of multiple FBI FD-302 forms dated May 17–21, 1968, detailing interviews with Louisiana residents regarding potential phone calls made from Houston, Texas, on December 16–17, 1967. Each entry describes an individual’s telephone subscription and their inability to identify photographs of James Earl Ray as someone they knew. The interviews focus on payphone usage in Houston and connections to individuals with ties to the area, including family members or acquaintances. No direct reference to Martin Luther King Jr., the assassination investigation, or related events is present in these records.  

Key People  
- Mrs. Mary Ann Wilfe (Rayne, Louisiana)  
- Mrs. Davis Arcenaux (Rayne, Louisiana)  
- Mrs. C.C. Mullin, Jr. (Crowley, Louisiana)  
- Mrs. Eva Corneaux (Crowley, Louisiana)  
- Mr. Ray Schufz (Crowley, Louisiana)  
- Mr. Andrew Goodwill (Crowley, Louisiana)  
- Mr. Alton J. Meaux (Crowley, Louisiana)  
- Deputy Sheriff Walter Harmon (Crowley, Louisiana)  
- Mr. Lemel Scott Jr. (Crowley, Louisiana)  
- Miss Lilliek Seamstress (Minden, Louisiana)  
- Elnora Cole (Minden, Louisiana)  
- Mrs. Esterlie Tibbs (Minden, Louisiana)  

Key Locations  
- Rayne, Louisiana  
- Crowley, Louisiana  
- Minden, Louisiana  
- Houston, Texas  

Key Events  
- Interviews conducted by the FBI in May 1968 regarding potential phone calls made from payphones in Houston, Texas, on December 16–17, 1967.  
- Statements from individuals indicating they were subscribers to specific telephone numbers and could not identify James Earl Ray’s photographs.  
- Mentions of family members or acquaintances residing in Houston, Texas, with potential ties to the phone calls.  

Key Organizations  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)

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