Summary:  
The text contains a mix of declassified government records, including administrative forms, parole progress reports, and inmate summaries from Illinois state agencies. These documents primarily detail criminal records, parole status, and institutional behavior of individuals such as Jesse R. Ray, James Ray, and others. References include charges like robbery, probation periods, and institutional assignments. Some entries mention FBI identifiers (e.g., FBI # 862 657A) and dates related to incarceration or parole. The content does not reference Martin Luther King Jr., the assassination investigation, or related individuals/events.  

Key People:  
- Jesse R. Ray (inmate No. 19121, age 25)  
- James Ray (charged with robbery, held over to Grand Jury in 1952)  
- Jerry William Ray (FBI # 862 657A, Illinois State Penitentiary records)  
- John Larry Ray (FBI # 368 72SA, Illinois State Penitentiary records)  

Key Locations:  
- Joliet Diagnostic Depot (Illinois)  
- Pontiac, MI  
- Chicago, Illinois  
- Atlanta, Georgia  
- Menard, Illinois (Illinois State Penitentiary)  

Key Events:  
- Robbery charges and parole progress reports for Jesse R. Ray  
- Inmate assignments to farm neglectment or honor farms  
- Parole evaluations and risk assessments for individuals with histories of impulsive delinquency  
- Administrative records of inmate transfers, medical evaluations, and behavioral notes  

Key Organizations:  
- Illinois Department of Public Safety  
- Division of the Criminologist (Illinois)  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- United States Penitentiary at Leavenworth, Kansas

MLK Declassified Files

44-at-2386_hs1-852715321_165-02-part_09_of_11.pdf

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