</s>JEKINS, Mrs. William Arthur Fake RI-B'han SA Snow II-36 Daughter-in-law of owner of 1907 S. 11th Street. Never heard of Lomneyer. 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary:  
The documents detail various witness statements, physical evidence handling, and investigative procedures related to the 1968 assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. (MLK). Key individuals include Robert Jensen, who provided physical evidence such as a rifle, ammunition, and bullet casings to forensic labs; Solomon Jones, who was present at the Lorraine Motel on April 4, 1968, and witnessed MLK's death; and Jim Jowers, who reported a white Cadillac parked near Jim’s Grill on the day of the assassination. Other entries describe interviews with individuals like Donald Johnson, George Jones, and Anita Katzwinkel, who provided information about potential suspects (e.g., Eric Galt) or unrelated activities. Physical evidence, including clothing, window stills, and registration cards, was collected and sent to laboratories for analysis. The documents also reference the extradition of items, witness accounts of MLK’s movements, and descriptions of individuals linked to the investigation.  

Key People:  
- **Robert Jensen** (Amusement Co., Rebel Motel): Provided physical evidence including a rifle, ammunition, bullet casings, and clothing to forensic labs.  
- **Solomon Jones** (Lorraine Motel): Witnessed MLK’s death on April 4, 1968, and described the assailant as wearing a colored jacket.  
- **Jim Jowers** (Jim’s Grill owner): Reported a white Cadillac parked near his grill on April 4, 1968, linked to potential suspects.  
- **Anita Katzwinkel**: Provided details about Eric Galt, Sue Harris, and other individuals connected to the investigation, including prostitution activities and travel history.  
- **Donald Johnson** (No Pen SA): Stated he did not know MLK or assist in his assassination but recalled interactions with a suspect named Ray.  
- **George Jones** (Bulk Film, bakery worker): Denied involvement in MLK’s assassination but described the bread box used during an escape attempt.  

Key Locations:  
- **Lorraine Motel**: Site of MLK’s assassination on April 4, 1968; Solomon Jones and others were present.  
- **Jim’s Grill** (Memphis): Where Jim Jowers reported a white Cadillac parked near the entrance on the day of the assassination.  
- **Palms Motel** (Los Angeles): Mentioned in Anita Katzwinkel’s testimony as a location where Sue Harris resided.  
- **St. Francis Hotel** (Los Angeles): Eric Galt was listed as a resident from January 21 to March 17, 1968.  

Key Events:  
- **April 4, 1968**: MLK’s assassination at the Lorraine Motel; Solomon Jones witnessed the event and described the assailant.  
- **Physical evidence collection**: Items such as a rifle, ammunition, bullet casings, clothing, and registration cards were gathered from locations like the Rebel Motel and sent to forensic labs for analysis.  
- **Witness interviews**: Individuals like Donald Johnson, George Jones, and Anita Katzwinkel provided statements about suspects (e.g., Eric Galt), escape attempts, and unrelated activities.  
- **Extradition and evidence handling**: Items were forwarded to laboratories under the supervision of agents like Fitzpatrick and Mortimer for forensic examination.  

Key Organizations:  
- **Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)**: Conducted interviews, collected physical evidence, and coordinated with local law enforcement.  
- **Los Angeles Police Department**: Involved in investigations related to Eric Galt and other suspects.  
- **Memphis Police Department**: Reported on Jim Jowers’ observations at Jim’s Grill.  
- **Forensic laboratories (DC Lab)**: Analyzed physical evidence such as bullets, clothing, and registration cards.

MLK Declassified Files

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