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The document contains fragmented references to James Earl Ray (JER) as a suspect in the 1968 assassination of Martin Luther King Jr., alongside unrelated content about SAT test procedures, personal narratives, and conspiracy theories. It notes JER’s arrest warrant for murder in Shelby County, his death in November 1972, and speculative links to Canadian government agents and Arthur J. Hanes. A 1963 date is mentioned in a context possibly tied to MLK’s assassination, though the reference is unclear. The text includes legal references to extradition hearings, court cases involving JER’s defense, and mentions of the Birmingham News, U.S. Department of Justice files, and Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) activities. Some sections are incomplete or nonsensical, with repeated phrases and mixed topics such as SAT preparation guides and personal stories about family dynamics. The document lacks definitive evidence or organized context for the investigation but highlights JER’s role and speculative conspiracy theories.  

Key People: James Earl Ray, Arthur J. Hanes, Fensterwald, Gerold Frank, Harry Walford, Percy Foreman  
Key Locations: Birmingham, Alabama; Memphis, Tennessee; Frederick, Maryland; New York  
Key Events: Legal battles over extradition hearings, attempts to access records related to Dr. King’s assassination, court cases involving James Earl Ray, media coverage of the investigation  
Key Organizations: U.S. Department of Justice, Birmingham News, Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), U.S. District Court

MLK Declassified Files

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