</s>BURNETT, Mrs. Nell Penn SA Cox A Owned boat on Mississippi River 7/22/68 from 1958 to 1/66. Denied knowing Raymond Curtis, or using boat to transport a criminal along river. Never heard of Ray. Former wife of Charles C. Willey. 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary  
The text consists of a list of individuals with associated details, primarily related to prison records, inmate interactions, and employment histories. Entries include names, dates, locations, and brief descriptions of activities or connections, such as former inmates, prison staff, or individuals linked to specific events. Most entries reference Raymond Curtis (Ray) in the context of prison records, inmate associations, or alleged criminal activity, but none directly connect to Martin Luther King Jr., his assassination, or related investigations. All entries are marked for release under Executive Order 14176, indicating declassification.  

Key People  
- Raymond Lewis Curtis (Ray)  
- Thomas Beecher Crews  
- James David Dailey  
- Paul Bridgeman  
- Carl M. Craig  
- John David Bailey  
- Melvin Oliver Gridley ("Cowboy")  
- Katherine Doris Busick  
- Leroy Casey  
- Jessie J. Cooley (#116563)  

Key Locations  
- Missouri State Penitentiary (MSP)  
- St. Louis, Missouri  
- Kansas City, Missouri  
- Atlanta, Georgia  
- Marietta, Georgia  
- California  
- New Orleans, Louisiana  

Key Events  
- Inmate interviews regarding Raymond Curtis and alleged criminal activity  
- Prisoner releases and parole dates (e.g., August 26, 1967; May 1, 1968)  
- Employment records (e.g., drug store work in Atlanta, tractor driving in Marietta, Georgia)  
- Legal inquiries (e.g., attorney involvement for Thomas Crews)  
- Prisoner interactions and cellmate associations  

Key Organizations  
- AFL-CIO  
- Missouri State Penitentiary (MSP)  
- Federal Bureau of Prisons  
- Liquor Control Board (Homesley)  
- Drug Store (Ligget Lane, Atlanta)

MLK Declassified Files

190-hq-43418_bulky_1_sec_002_ser_1_only-part_45_of_63.pdf

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