</s>CORR. FILE #2 44- 38861-5920 ENTIRE FILE REVIEWED FOR HISTORICAL DECLASSIFICATION SUNDAY, JUNE 1, 2020 BAL, LEGPORATOR CONTAINED BONUSTS IS UNCLASSIFED 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary  
The documents consist of multiple FBI Laboratory Work Sheets dated April 12–18, 1968, related to a civil rights investigation (File #44-38861). They detail forensic analysis requests and specimen submissions from a 1966 Mustang (VIN 607C19090447) linked to an unspecified case. Specimens include soil samples from various car locations (fenders, wheels, exhaust pipe, underbody), tire tread scrapings, engine parts, water from a windshield washer bag, and a spare tire. The FBI Atlanta office requested examinations for micro-petrochemical, chemical, and biological analysis. Key agents involved in evidence collection were Jack B. Simpson, Jack T. Beverstin, and Richard H. Days. Some entries reference locations like the 8th Garage in Atlanta, Georgia, and the Rebel Motel in Memphis, Tennessee. The documents also include fragmented or unclear text, possibly related to unrelated cases or administrative notes.  

Key People  
- Jack B. Simpson (FBI agent, Atlanta)  
- Jack T. Beverstin (FBI agent, Atlanta)  
- Richard H. Days (FBI agent, Atlanta)  
- MC Hughes (lab examiner)  
- MC Wight (lab examiner)  

Key Locations  
- 8th Garage, Atlanta, Georgia  
- Rebel Motel, Memphis, Tennessee  
- 6th Garage, Atlanta, Georgia  

Key Events  
- Collection of soil, tire tread, and engine samples from a 1966 Mustang  
- Forensic analysis requested for micro-petrochemical, chemical, and biological testing  
- Evidence submitted under FBI case numbers (44-2386, 44-1987)  

Key Organizations  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- United States Department of Justice (DOJ)  
- FBI Laboratory (Atlanta and Memphis divisions)

MLK Declassified Files

44-hq-38861-bulky_hs1-233652821_65-02-part_1_of_3.pdf

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