</s>RCMP-GRC 4881 CONTINUATION - SUITE DE C227 REV 1-4-2 Dr. Martin Luther KING PAGE 1-2 Assassination OF Assistance to F.P.B.I. 2 4. Visitors, mail, and possible vehicles used by GALF the CUMTALS associated, When questioned pertaining to any known associates, visitors, mall, and the possible vehicles Used by GALT the CUNTALS stated that (2) visit the month and a half that he resided at the apartment two (1) that (12) visitor, approximately 40 to 42 years of age. The only olderly women, approximately 30 to 42 year olds of age, the only deserption given of these two (3) women that have had reddish identification given to those two (4) women who were volunteered to have had Reddish Rita S.LEM, 566 Franklin and Mary DENINO, 553 Hollywood Avenue, both from Los Angeles, California, were volunteered in women in the question: however, neither name may have any expression whatsoever, women in this question; however, whether name may any expression whatever on the U.S.A.L.N.T.A ., upon further questioning made by QUINTAIL in on the UNTALS. Upon further questioning Mr. QUINTAL stated that price charged for parking car on the street and when informed that it was $20.00 a month GALT stated that the figure was too high and asked he could either leave the vehicle in front of the apartment building or parking facilities were available at either the Shell or building or parking facilities were also available at at other the apartment building. It should be mentioned here that at no time of the accident ar. or irs. GALT observe a vehicle used by GAIT. (2). With regard to building, it should be sent to the GALT. It would also also did either ap. or if its. GALT observe the vehicle used at at least two other or, or if it is given to the U .. S.A .. and another one from letter's from an unknown company in the U .- S ., and any other one from Tip Top Tailors, St. Catherine Street, Montreal, etc. advising him piece of information concerning GALT that could be supplied that GALT had informed Mrs. Galt that employed by EXPO 67. S.R. QUINTAIN was questioned with regard to the lease alleged to be signed by Galt and stated quite emotionally that the Galt information sheet was attached to this document stating that GALT information sheet that attached to the document stating GALT's employment, past employment, past addresses, and two (2), relatives. or file cabinet on top of the safe in possession of the present superintendent of the department building or in possession, of the owner or other information, or in addition to the position of the P.C. no further information. R.O.Holtmann Road, instead of the .<loc_158><loc_722><loc_158><loc_722>GUINTAL at this time.

Summary  
The documents detail RCMP and FBI investigations into an individual referred to as "GALT" (likely a code name for James Earl Ray) in Montreal during April 1968, focusing on his alleged residence at Harkay Apartments. Efforts to verify GALT’s employment at Expo 67 and Hack Truck Ltd. yielded no matches. Administrative records include lease agreements, parking inquiries, and internal communications about canvassing garages and stores for vehicle rentals. A composite sketch of GALT was shared with Montreal police and press, and warrants were issued for his identification. Later documents reference FBI investigations into the 1968 assassination of Martin Luther King Jr., including FOIA requests related to photographs of the event. Legal disputes arose over releasing copyrighted materials, such as Life Magazine photos taken by Joseph Low, with the FBI providing affidavits to justify compliance and addressing copyright claims by Time Incorporated.  

Key People  
- **GALT** (code name for James Earl Ray; suspect in MLK’s assassination)  
- **Quintal** (involved in identification efforts)  
- **Mr. Magan** (interviewed regarding GALT’s connections)  
- **Rothman** (apartment owner, handled utility payments)  
- **Hagman** (District Sales Manager for Hack Truck Ltd.)  
- **Harold Weisberg** (plaintiff in FOIA lawsuit seeking access to records)  
- **Thomas L. Wiseman** (FBI Special Agent involved in FOIA compliance)  
- **Richard N. Samson** (Director of Editorial Services at Time Incorporated)  
- **John Dugan** (legal counsel handling litigation)  

Key Locations  
- **Harkay Apartments**, Montreal (GALT’s alleged residence)  
- **Montreal** (central location for RCMP/FBI investigations)  
- **Tip Top Tailors, St. Catherine Street, Montreal** (mentioned in business ties context)  
- **Expo 67** (alleged workplace for GALT; no confirmed ties)  
- **Memphis, Tennessee** (site of MLK’s assassination and related FBI activities)  
- **Windsor Detachment** (RCMP/FBI unit involved in investigations)  

Key Events  
- Investigation into GALT’s residence at Harkay Apartments (April 1968).  
- Efforts to verify GALT’s employment at Expo 67 and Hack Truck Ltd.  
- Distribution of composite sketches and warrants for identification.  
- Canvassing of parking lots, garages, and stores for vehicle information.  
- Lease agreement details for Harkay Apartments (July 1967–June 1968).  
- FBI’s compliance with FOIA requests regarding MLK’s assassination photographs.  
- Legal disputes over releasing copyrighted materials (e.g., Life Magazine photos).  
- Affidavits submitted by FBI agents to justify FOIA compliance.  

Key Organizations  
- **Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP)**  
- **Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)**  
- **Hack Truck Ltd.** (company involved in employment verification)  
- **Expo 67** (alleged workplace for GALT; no confirmed ties)  
- **Time Incorporated** (owner of copyrighted photographs related to MLK’s assassination)  
- **U.S. Department of Justice** (handled legal aspects of FOIA compliance and litigation)  
- **Freedom of Information Act (FOIA)** regulatory framework  
- **Courts** (e.g., U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, Judge John H. Pratt)

MLK Declassified Files

190-hq-709_sec_009_ser_231_only-part_6_of_9.pdf

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