</s>Actually, Ray is 40 years old. And speaking of fingerprints, when James Earl Confederate of the authorities. Ray escaped from prison a year ago, an Also, two white Mustangs mustangs were born in a emossed from fingerprints, who were cited as an EX-118-T-A-S two rifles as well as one driver's license and a new law enforcement officer. The Warden said a new other outstanding "evidence." set of prints sent out sent out later but later later of a passion has been repented in Mexico. of the assassination of George and Alabama Cuba - America. A. Smith, the first African-American said that the search for the second set. of an attack took place on a large target block. So far, so far, the search was conducted in George, and it failed to its the FBI. The first attempt was to find the missing man in the the same place the same ray-ray. The man being sought around that some of the "Chesapeake Bay" may have been that some off the "Cheeses" may be buried in James Ray-Ray, the man who ran sought around to throw the investigation off on the wrong the world for a driving drifter, Dr. King, has been track. the world of the driving driller, who is trying to toilever and then the first attempt on the killer. if there so, so, there are the first fury for the first story concerning the acted alone in this case. HIGH SCHOOL DROPOUT One one popped up. The Department was in the first day of the investigation was ray was born March 10, 1929, in Alton, Ill.A ., a the triple phillips department. The department was ray was not born in 1034, and the characters who went well to the trigger trigger. and some even went so well to trigger the Mississippi River, 20, and several persons, along the Mississauga River, 21, and St. Louis. persons within the department department committed the crime, set up or up, or put the actual Earl Ray was one of several Rays who 2005 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14178

Summary:  
The document contains FBI records from August 1968 detailing threats against Donald Wood, owner of Aeromarine Supply Company in Birmingham, Alabama, and his son. Wood reported receiving anonymous telephone calls warning him about potential harm during the trial of James Earl Ray, who was accused of assassinating Martin Luther King Jr. The FBI informed local authorities and officials such as Mr. Phil M. Canale, State Attorney General of Shelby County, Tennessee, and Mr. Pollak. Additional records include an FD-36 form from July 25, 1968, involving Mrs. Nell Burnett in Monroe, Louisiana, who provided information about her late husband Charles C. Willey and a boat they owned, which was sold in 1966. The document also references prison reports concerning Raymond Curtis, an inmate in Whitfield County Jail, Georgia, and includes letters from the subject to various individuals, including legal correspondence and prison officials. Some sections contain garbled or unclear text, possibly due to encoding errors or damaged records.  

Key People:  
- Donald Wood (owner of Aeromarine Supply Company, Birmingham, Alabama)  
- James Earl Ray (accused of assassinating Martin Luther King Jr.)  
- Mrs. Nell Burnett (spouse of Charles C. Willey, deceased)  
- Raymond Curtis (inmate in Whitfield County Jail, Georgia)  
- Mr. Phil M. Canale (State Attorney General, Shelby County, Tennessee)  
- Mr. Pollak (state official notified by FBI)  

Key Locations:  
- Birmingham, Alabama  
- Monroe, Louisiana  
- Jefferson County, Alabama  
- Whitfield County, Georgia  
- Memphis, Tennessee  
- New Orleans, Louisiana  

Key Events:  
- Threats against Donald Wood and his son related to James Earl Ray's trial  
- FBI investigation into anonymous telephone calls linked to Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination  
- Mrs. Nell Burnett’s testimony about her late husband’s boat and its sale in 1966  
- Prison reports on Raymond Curtis, including his incarceration in Whitfield County Jail  
- Legal correspondence involving the subject (possibly James Earl Ray) and officials  

Key Organizations:  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Birmingham Police Department  
- Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office  
- Shelby County, Tennessee, State Attorney General’s Office  
- U.S. Department of Justice

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