</s>AT 44-2386 AGS/th 1 A xerox copy of the above mentioned laundry and dry cleaning slip is set forth in Appendix B. 44 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary  
The document contains fragmented FBI records from 1963–1968 detailing investigations into Eric S. Galt, a suspect linked to the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The records include discrepancies in rooming house registrations, conflicting descriptions of Galt’s appearance, and inconsistencies in his name (e.g., "GALT," "LMS," "CMA"). Interviews with landlords and roommates describe Galt as a white male aged 32–35 with dark hair and casual attire. The FBI notes he resided at 107-14th Street, N.W., and 113-14th Street, N.E., Atlanta, Georgia, between April 1963 and 1968. A search of his room at 113-14th Street, N.E., conducted on April 15, 1968, recovered maps, books, and personal items. A photograph of Galt was shown to Jermie D. Garner for identification, who confirmed it matched the description. Subsequent records checks in Georgia (airlines, birth records, banks, directories, credit reports) yielded no information on Galt. References to "newspapers" and "suspects" suggest indirect connections to MLK’s assassination, though the document does not explicitly confirm Galt’s involvement.  

Key People  
- **Estelle Peters**: Laundry manager who provided conflicting identification details for Galt.  
- **Harold G. Anderson**: Roommate of Galt at 107-14th Street, N.W., described as a white male with light brown hair.  
- **JeJie Delton Garner**: Landlord and rooming house operator who maintained tenant records, including Galt’s occupancy at 113-14th Street, N.E.  
- **Jermie D. Garner**: Tenant who identified a photograph of Galt as matching the description provided by FBI agents.  
- **Eric S. GALT**: Suspect linked to MLK’s assassination through indirect references in FBI reports.  

Key Locations  
- **107-14th Street, N.W., Atlanta, Georgia**: Room where Galt resided until April 1963.  
- **113-14th Street, N.E., Atlanta, Georgia**: Rooming house operated by JeJie Delton Garner; Galt’s rented room searched on April 15, 1968.  
- **Dixieland Apartments, 1295 Donnelly Avenue, S.W., Atlanta**: Mentioned as a location associated with Galt’s movements.  

Key Events  
- FBI interviews with landlords and roommates to verify Galt’s identity and activities in Atlanta.  
- Conflicting records of Galt’s name (e.g., "GALT," "LMS," "CMA") and discrepancies in rooming house registrations.  
- Search of Galt’s room at 113-14th Street, N.E., conducted with JeJie Delton Garner’s consent on April 15, 1968.  
- Identification of Galt via photographic lineup provided to Jermie D. Garner.  
- FBI records checks across Georgia (airlines, birth records, banks, directories, credit reports) from April 8–16, 1968, yielding no results.  

Key Organizations  
- **Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)**: Conducted interviews, searches, and records checks on Galt and related individuals.  
- **Georgia State Bureau of Vital Statistics**: Mentioned in records checks for birth records.  
- **Atlanta Police Department (Identification Division, Station Captain's Office)**: Involved in photographic identification processes.  
- **United States Immigration and Naturalization Service (Atlanta office)**: Listed as an agency conducting records checks.

MLK Declassified Files

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