</s>Specimen Q97 is a twin-bed size, fitted, white bed sheet. Specimen Q99 is a white pillowcase. A white laundry tape is present on Q97 and Q99. The following is printed in black on each tape: "OR-2" or "2-OR-3" It was concluded that the marks on these tapes did not originate from the machine which prepared the laundry tapes on the Q99 shorts and the Q70 shirt. The Specimen q97 is the black and white shirt jacket. The following is present in the Q97 shorts and and the q70 shirt." M "SPECimen Q98 is a black and black 35% cotton "T15-153" MONTELLO SHIRT JACKET TAPERED" "N787895 65% DACRON 35% COTTON M "SpecimenQ97 is in two-sided size, filled, white Bed "The sheet is in three pieces. The two pieces are stitched together. The sheet is is two pieces, the two pieces at a inquiry at a department store in Washington, D.C. D. C. developed the following information concerning Q100. It is a #3 grade irregular seamed are sold in other countries. It was sold in this country. The United States are sold sold in either countries. If it is sold in the country they not be sold in low class "illigitimate stores. It's sold in that country, they bear the manufacturer's name. Such sheets do not bear Specimen Qt01 is a blank short-sleeved shirt.The following IS present on the label of Q101: "ARTURO ROSETTI CUSTOM TAILORED -L-100% COTTOM MADE IN U.S.A. Specimen QR01 is on a pair of olive green walking shorts. The following is present is on the Label of Q102. "HONG KONG DIPLOMATICUSTOM TALLORED 65% POLYESTER FIBRE 35% SUPER FINE COTION WAIST 34" Specimen QU103 is a light pink, looped pile cotton rug that measures 24" by 5" or 5"6"". No labels were found on Q103. Specimen QC01 is as a light pillow that measures about 19" by 24"" by 241" Specimen Qu104 is a feather pillow that Measures about the label is stamped '9 1967. " Specification label. The back of Page 4 PC-A5627 IZ ... (Continued on next page) 105 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14178

Summary  
The documents consist of fragmented FBI telegrams and investigative reports from the late 1960s, primarily related to law enforcement inquiries into potential suspects linked to Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination on April 4, 1968. Key elements include references to individuals such as Tom Britton, Donald Jackson Carpenter, Terrence Alvin Smith, and Hazel V. Peacock, who were allegedly connected to conspiracy theories or investigations. The text also mentions surveillance activities in Birmingham, Alabama; New Orleans; and Okeechobee, Florida, with agents like SA Raymond J. Maxell and SA Howard R. Linscott involved in interviews. Corrupted or garbled sections include terms like "W.I.N.E.R.D.C." and references to Ayn Rand’s *Atlas Shrugged* and the symbolic figure John Galt, which may reflect ideological contexts of the era. The documents suggest FBI efforts to track individuals deemed "armed and dangerous," though many leads remain unverified or speculative.  

Key People  
- **Tom Britton**: Released from Missouri State Penitentiary; his wife reported he disappeared and was last seen working at a cabinet shop in Birmingham, Alabama.  
- **Donald Jackson Carpenter** and **Terrence Alvin Smith**: Allegedly involved in a plot to kill MLK, with Carpenter referencing a "proposal" to eliminate a former group member via electrocution.  
- **Hazel V. Peacock**: School secretary in Okeechobee, Florida; provided information about Carpenter and Smith during an interview.  
- **SA Raymond J. Maxell** and **SA Howard R. Linscott**: FBI agents conducting interviews at Economy Rooming Houses in Birmingham, Alabama.  

Key Locations  
- **Birmingham, Alabama**: Site of rooming house surveillance and connections to suspects like Britton.  
- **New Orleans**: Mentioned in fragments related to arrests, surveillance, and law enforcement activities.  
- **Okeechobee, Florida**: Location associated with Hazel V. Peacock’s involvement in the investigation.  

Key Events  
- FBI investigations into potential conspirators linked to MLK’s assassination, including tracking individuals deemed "armed and dangerous."  
- Surveillance and interviews at Economy Rooming Houses in Birmingham, Alabama.  
- References to conspiracy theories involving figures like Carpenter and Smith, with ties to alleged plots against MLK.  
- Cultural symbolism of Ayn Rand’s *Atlas Shrugged* and the character John Galt, possibly reflecting ideological contexts of the era.  

Key Organizations  
- **FBI**: Central agency conducting investigations, including tracking suspects and gathering intelligence on potential conspiracies.

MLK Declassified Files

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