Summary:  
The text includes fragmented entries related to declassified government documents, primarily referencing investigations into the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Key elements include mentions of an individual identified as "DR. KINGS ASSASSIN" collaborating with groups in Pennsylvania and New Orleans, a figure named William Walker associated with Washington DC, and a blond-haired woman linked to the investigation. Financial references involve payments for bullets and unspecified transactions. The text contains garbled or incomplete information, including dates (e.g., 2015, 2016 releases), file numbers (e.g., FILE# 44-38861), and administrative notes about tax forms and insurance guides. Some sections reference coded phrases, unclear locations (e.g., "Redbronn"), and potential connections to communist affiliations.  

Key People:  
- DR. KINGS ASSASSIN (alleged perpetrator)  
- William Walker (linked to Washington DC)  
- Blond-haired woman (suspect or associate)  
- R. Bork & Gable (names from a letterhead)  
- Jorlie Duttoule (girlfriend of Earle Ray)  

Key Locations:  
- Pennsylvania  
- New Orleans  
- Washington DC  
- Memphis (mentioned in police chief context)  
- Los Angeles, CA (address in a letterhead)  

Key Events:  
- Investigation into Dr. King's assassination  
- Alleged collaboration between the assassin and groups in Pennsylvania/New Orleans  
- Financial transactions involving bullet payments  
- Administrative records related to tax forms and insurance guides  

Key Organizations:  
- Department of the Museum (fragmentary mentions)  
- Federal agencies (implied via declassification references)  
- Tax-related entities (Federal Insurance, Income Tax guidelines)

MLK Declassified Files

44-hq-38861-bulky_hs1-233652821_76-02-part_2_of_2.pdf

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