Summary:  
The text contains a collection of declassified government records related to fingerprint and photographic evidence from various investigations between 1962 and 1968. It includes entries such as prints taken from the Culp Home by Detective Joe Cleveland in August 1967, photographs of individuals like Paul Osborn, Frank William Brubbley, and Jacqueline Kline, and administrative forms (e.g., FD-340, FD-366) documenting crime scene details, witness statements, and fingerprint collection procedures. References to "Triangle Burglary" and other unrelated criminal activities are noted, along with technical specifications for fingerprint lifting equipment and legal waivers from individuals like Larry Kuth. No direct mention of Martin Luther King Jr., the assassination, or related investigations is present in the text.  

Key People:  
- Joe Cleveland (Detective)  
- Paul Osborn  
- Frank William Brubbley  
- Jacqueline Kline (also known as Jackie Goldstine, Kaye Rosenberg)  
- Larry Kuth (voluntary appearance and rights waiver)  

Key Locations:  
- Culp Home (August 1967)  
- Thomasville, GA (Woodland Motor Court)  
- Boston, MA (guest registration form)  
- Homauchle Stugge (FBI office)  

Key Events:  
- Fingerprint collection and analysis procedures  
- Crime scene documentation (e.g., Triangle Burglary)  
- Voluntary appearance and rights waiver by Larry Kuth  
- Guest registration at Woodland Motor Court  

Key Organizations:  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Johnson County Sheriff's Department  
- Butler Enterprises, Inc. (guest registration form)

MLK Declassified Files

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