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Summary  
The documents detail fragmented investigations into drug trafficking networks linked to federal agencies, including the FBI and DEA, with indirect references to Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination. They reference 1971 FBI inquiries into Robert Byron Watson's claims of a conspiracy involving King's assassination, disputes between the Atlanta Police Department (APD) and the FBI over information sharing, and allegations of law enforcement corruption. The text includes mentions of drug smuggling operations in Texas and South America, legal proceedings against individuals like Watson for narcotics offenses, and administrative records such as FD-350 forms referencing "King Materials." Some sections note conflicts between federal agencies and local authorities regarding access to case files and press policies related to the investigation.  

Key People  
- Reginald Eaves (Atlanta Public Safety Commissioner)  
- Wilburn K. DeBruler (FBI SAC, Atlanta)  
- Robert Byron Watson (convicted of drug offenses, alleged ties to King assassination conspiracy)  
- Anthony Malek (linked to syndicate, potential involvement in Kennedy's murder)  
- James Earl Ray (implied through press release references)  
- Phil Sullivan and Judy Williams (APD detectives)  
- Ken Burnette (APD Civil Unrest Unit Captain)  
- Gregory Watson (connected to anti-King activities and 1972 murder conviction)  

Key Locations  
- Atlanta, Georgia (central to FBI-APD disputes, press policies, and drug investigations)  
- Memphis, Tennessee (linked to King's assassination investigation)  
- El Paso, Texas (cocaine smuggling operations)  
- Washington, D.C. (U.S. Department of Justice involvement)  
- Buckhead (Atlanta), Nashville, Tennessee (referenced in context of information sources or crime statistics)  

Key Events  
- 1971 FBI investigation into Watson's claims about a conspiracy involving Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination, with conflicting accounts from the FBI and Public Safety Commissioner Reginald Eaves  
- Disputes between the Atlanta Police Department and FBI over access to case files related to King's assassination and James Earl Ray's Mustang recovery in Atlanta  
- Legal proceedings against Robert Byron Watson and his family for drug offenses, including convictions, probation, and parole issues  
- 1975 meeting between Reginald Laves (Public Safety Commissioner) and SAC Wilburn DeBruler discussing FBI coordination and press policies  
- Press release by EAVES (possibly James Earl Ray) on crime statistics in Atlanta, noting discrepancies between FBI data and local reports  

Key Organizations  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Atlanta Police Department (APD)  
- U.S. Department of Justice (USJD)  
- Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA)  
- Public Safety Commissioner's Office (Reginald Eaves' jurisdiction)  
- Local media outlets (referenced in press policy discussions and crime statistics dissemination)

MLK Declassified Files

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