</s>Atlas FEE 539-503-B 24 w No. 17285 ... Color Sz.M Ref. RIGHT HAND 2. Indicator 4. Ring finger 5. Little finger LEFT HAND 6. Thumb 7. Index finger 8. Middle finger 9. Ring Finger 10. Little Finger Impressions taken by: Note amputations Signature of person fingerprinted: (Signature or oficial taking printa) Date Four fingers taken simultaneously Four fingers Taken simultaneously Left Hand Left thumb Right thumb Right hand Right Hand 100% 4 28 DO NOT FOLD THIS CARD D. D. O. O'VERSEERY PRINTING OFFICE. Signature is of individual type prins) 17/04 Four fingers taken simultaneously Krasneth. 3. wheeler Left Hand Four fingers took simultaneously Left thumb Right thumb Right thomb Right Hand ANS. 26/06/19 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary:  
The text contains multiple fingerprint record forms with personal information for various individuals, including names (e.g., David E. McCall, David Farby, Martin Lee Bailey), dates of birth, addresses, racial designations, and physical descriptions (e.g., tattoos, amputations). Entries reference locations such as Memphis, Tennessee; New Orleans, Louisiana; and other U.S. states. Some records include military service details (e.g., U.S. Army, Navy) and fingerprint impressions taken on specific dates (e.g., November 5, 1947; April 7, 1966). The documents appear to be administrative or investigative forms related to personnel identification, with no direct mention of Martin Luther King Jr. or his assassination.  

Key People:  
- David E. McCall  
- David Farby  
- Martin Lee Bailey (FBI No.)  
- Billy Razord  
- Carl Stanley  
- Willard John Bugene  
- Hendricks, James Richard  

Key Locations:  
- Memphis, Tennessee  
- New Orleans, Louisiana  
- Dodge City, Kansas  
- Atlanta, California  
- St. Louis, Missouri  

Key Events/Organizations:  
- Fingerprinting procedures (e.g., "Four fingers taken simultaneously")  
- Military service records (U.S. Army, Navy)  
- Law enforcement references (e.g., Sheriff’s Office, Police Department)  

Notes:  
The documents lack direct ties to the 1968 assassination investigation or Martin Luther King Jr. They instead reflect routine personnel identification processes without specific contextual links to the case.

MLK Declassified Files

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