</s>MATERIAL MUSE NOT BE REMOVED FOR ADKED TO HIS FIRST DO.1ST DESTROY PEEDING LITIGATION FEDERAL BUREAU of INVESTIGATION Bureau File Number ENIRE FILE REVIEWED FOR HISTORICAL DECLASSIFICATION DO NOT DESTROY PENDING LITTIGATION See also No. DO NOT. DESTROV R-BRCAL VALIE NATIONAL ARCHIVES 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14178

Summary: The text contains fragmented entries from FBI file records (FD-340a forms) referencing individuals associated with investigations involving James Earl Ray, a suspect in the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. Entries include photographs, vehicle details (e.g., 1966 Ford Mustang), and jail records from locations such as Beaver County Jail (PA), Floyd County Jail (GA), and others. Dates span from 1966 to 1989, with mentions of events like "Hote Jourdan Hay to Tabor" and "Pumperted to the James Earl Ray." Some entries reference supply companies (e.g., Armani Supply Co., Aeronmarine Supply Co.) and include redacted social security numbers noted as "[SSN REDACTED]." The documents also contain administrative notes about declassification under Executive Order 14178 and references to federal agencies like the FBI, NCIS, and local police departments.  

Key People: James Earl Ray, Edward Eilen Nille, John Larry Ray, O'Keeson Lopes ISP, Marvin's Chapton Chingge, Edward Eustar Theie, Edward Eulan Hill  
Key Locations: Beaver County Jail (PA), Floyd County Jail (GA), Chattanooga, Birmingham, Alabama, Atlanta, S. (Southern United States)  
Key Events: Investigation into James Earl Ray's activities, vehicle registration records (1966 Ford Mustang), jailhouse entries, photographic evidence collection, and administrative declassification notes  
Key Organizations: Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), National Crime Information Center (NCIS), local police departments (e.g., Chicago PD, Cook County Jail)

MLK Declassified Files

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