</s>D-44-68-88 D-24-48 (NEV. 415.60) U. S. Department of Justire DATE: 4-15-60) (MATERIAL MUST-NOT BE REMOVED FROM OR ADDED TO THIS FILED DO NOT ENTIRE THE REVIEWED FOR JORCIAL DECLASSIFICATION FEDERAL BUREAU HISTORICAL VALUE, DO NOT DESTROY, FEDERAL BUREAUS STITUTIONAL ARCHIVES" FOR JORDICIAL FORJORICIAL DATE.LL INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN IS UNCLASSIBLED DATE 1/1/15/19 by 5/1 eu eucky of INVESTIGATION Sarabia Volume Number: COO. 8/14/24K Bureau File Number X FOR SELECT HISTURICAL VALVE. DO NOT DESTROY, NATIONAL ARCHIVES. See also Nos. DO NOT DESTORY PENDING LITRIA, LITRAU, 9/4/19/09 1997-4-4. A.P. 4.4007 9/24/09 ENTIRE FILE REVIEWed FOR HISTORICAL DECLASIFICATION DELCLASSIFICATION 2005 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary:  
The document contains a collection of declassified federal records, primarily consisting of film order invoices, shipping details, and administrative notes from Superior Bulk Film Co. and FBI Chicago files. Entries reference transactions involving Eric S. Galt, including purchases of Kodak Super 8 cameras, film supplies, and returns. Some entries mention James Earl Ray, though no direct connection to the Martin Luther King Jr. assassination investigation is established in the text. The records include dates ranging from 1967 to 2025, with multiple references to declassification under Executive Order 14176.  

Key People:  
- Eric S. Galt (involved in film orders and returns)  
- James Earl Ray (mentioned in several entries, though context is unclear)  
- Robert Wayne Phillips (repeatedly referenced in FBI Chicago files)  

Key Locations:  
- Birmingham, Alabama  
- Chicago, Illinois  
- Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, Mexico  

Key Events:  
- Film order transactions and returns between 1967–2025  
- FBI Chicago file references (dates unspecified)  
- Deletion of sensitive information (e.g., SSNs) and redaction notes  

Key Organizations:  
- Superior Bulk Film Co.  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- U.S. Department of Justice  

Note: The document contains no direct information about the Martin Luther King Jr. assassination investigation, its perpetrators, or related events. References to James Earl Ray and FBI files are isolated and lack contextual linkage to the broader historical context of the MLK assassination.

MLK Declassified Files

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