Summary:  
The document contains a series of entries related to FBI records (FD-340 forms) and administrative filings concerning individuals associated with investigations involving Martin Luther King Jr. (MLK). Key figures include James Earl Ray, Jerry Ray, and others linked to photographic evidence, interviews, and location-based activities in the U.S. and Mexico during 1966–1968. Entries reference photos of suspects, interviews with witnesses, and documents such as credit slips and laundry marks. Some entries mention locations like Chicago, Newark, and Mexico City, while others include unclear or redacted text. The document also includes administrative details about file numbers, dates received, contributors, and disposition codes (e.g., "SEARCHED," "INDEXED").  

Key People:  
- James Earl Ray  
- Jerry Ray  
- Robert Cornell Buton  
- Leroy (possibly a witness)  
- R.B.Jones (credit slip submitter)  
- Suban Donias (recipient of returned documents)  

Key Locations:  
- Chicago  
- Newark, New Jersey  
- Mexico City (Mexico)  
- Missouri Department of Corrections (MO)  
- Kansas City (contributor location)  

Key Events:  
- Photographic evidence collection of suspects (e.g., James Earl Ray in Mexico, 1967; Jerry Ray in 1966–1968).  
- Interviews with Robert Cornell Buton and others.  
- Submission of customer credit slips and laundry-marked clothing items.  
- Administrative handling of documents (searching, indexing, filing).  

Key Organizations:  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) – referenced via FD-340 forms.  
- Missouri Department of Corrections.  
- Local police departments (e.g., Eligia PD).

MLK Declassified Files

44-cg-1114_738662_08-03-part_2_of_2.pdf

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