Summary:  
The documents consist of multiple criminological and parole progress reports from the Illinois Department of Public Safety, focusing on individuals named Ray (Jeron P. Ray, No. 19202) and Tintato (possibly a variant of "Tintata" or "Tinto"). These records detail institutional placements, behavioral assessments, and psychological evaluations. Ray was admitted to Joliet Diagnostic Depot in 1952 for robbery, later transferred to Pontice, and discharged in 1951. Tintato's file includes notes on his behavior, work assignments (e.g., kitchen duties), and psychological tendencies toward impulsive actions and discouragement. Both individuals were assessed for parole eligibility, with concerns about potential delinquent behavior linked to substance use. The reports highlight institutional management, staff observations, and recommendations for supervision post-release.  

Key People:  
- Ray, Jeron P. (No. 19202)  
- Tintato/Tinto (possibly a variant name; no clear connection to MLK or assassination)  
- Stow E. Symon (Supervising Sociologist)  

Key Locations:  
- Joliet Diagnostic Depot  
- Pontice (likely a correctional facility)  
- Illinois Department of Public Safety  

Key Events:  
- Admission and discharge dates for Ray (1952–1951)  
- Institutional placements, work assignments, and behavioral assessments for Tintato  
- Parole progress evaluations and psychological risk assessments  

Key Organizations:  
- Illinois Department of Public Safety  
- Division of the Criminologist (POW-TAC Unit)  
- Diagnostic Depot (Joliet)

MLK Declassified Files

44-at-2386_hs1-852715321_165-02-part_11_of_11.pdf

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