</s>Five months after his parole (ween Dec. 15 and 21) from Pontiac-Ray-was picked Then there was the last re- up in East Easton for burglarly sleezy to have filed-fronting was dropped. sleazy to Memphis Dr. King the record then points where he from the narrow window of a was arrested for-foraging U.S. bathroom. was arrested from 1958 in served from 1958 to 1958 in the federal penitentiary. Leavenworth, Kan. In 1959, Ray hit the in the 1960s, he was convicted of James Owens, armed robbery of the $120 armed robbery He was sentenced to 20 1989. By that time, Ray had his taste of prisons and FBI photo, 1960 Chicago, 1932 on the way to court of his James Ray's dash away from guards, but many faces was captured. He was shot to by a Jefferson City, where he James Earl Ray, alias Eric at the time he was by a successful escape to Starry Galt, Harvey Low- at the intersection of FBI photo, 1965 McBride, James Walton, B.I success finally came O'Herron and James reported missing from the O'Mary faces as he had reported missing in the in a box on a truck that O'Malley faces as had had names. in the box THE YEAR that has passed the FBI agent's shadow trail. FBI agents Birmingham (Alala) rooming house in September and Co- St. Louis, 1959 They now paid $2,000 in and purchased a gun. They and carried a gun shop. They Birmingham came from money, gun, gun. ing dancing lessons in t-ak- ing dancing school in long- meningham and New Orleans. Jefferson City, 1965 baringness, school in There were reports of long auto trips-from Los Angeles to New Orleans and back. 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

The document contains fragmented and disjointed references to individuals associated with the investigation into the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr., including Earl Ray Nunn, Raymond Curtis, and Daniel David Kennedy. It mentions a bounty on MLK's life, alleged connections between Nunn and prison systems, and Mexican authorities questioning an individual described as resembling a suspect linked to MLK's death. References include locations such as Kansas City, Memphis, Mexico City, and Arizona, with some unclear details about arrests, legal proceedings, and familial ties. The text also includes statements from individuals claiming innocence or denial of involvement, along with vague descriptions of physical appearances and potential connections to the case.  

Key People: Earl Ray Nunn, Raymond Curtis, Daniel David Kennedy, Mrs. Kennedy, L. Robert Fletcher, Eric Stavro Sonsor, Mexican authorities (unspecified names), FBI agents (unspecified names).  

Key Locations: Kansas City, Memphis, Mexico City, Arizona, Chicago, Bali, Bal- (possibly a misspelling or unclear location).  

Key Events: Alleged bounty on MLK's life, investigation into potential suspects linked to his assassination, Mexican police questioning an individual resembling a suspect, legal proceedings involving Daniel David Kennedy, statements from family members denying involvement.  

Key Organizations: FBI, Mexican authorities, unspecified law enforcement agencies, newspaper publishers (mentioned in fragmented context).

MLK Declassified Files

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