</s>44-HQ-38801 v.1.1-OPEN LAB Documents LAD DOCUMENTS Clinical Case # Solo Vol Serial # 004 3888 Lab 1 1 OPEN CAB/254516G RFP/B07/42 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary:  
The text contains fragmented entries from declassified government records, primarily FBI lab documents and administrative forms related to forensic investigations. Key elements include references to "negatives of photos," latent prints ("latents"), fingerprint cards ("FP cards"), and photographic evidence linked to James Earl Ray (1931–1998), the suspect in Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination. Dates such as 5/25/68, 5/10/68, and 4/16/68 are noted alongside case numbers like "44-38861," "LC91075," and "Q257." The documents reference forensic processes (e.g., "algates," "nega," "mego") and include notes about evidence collection, such as "BONE BRAKE/COPP" and "THE CHAPET." Some entries mention "E.O. 14176" (executive order for declassification) and reference the release of records under this directive. The text also includes administrative details like document serial numbers, lab identifiers, and form labels (e.g., "CLINICAL CASE # SOLO VOL SERIAL # 004").  

Key People:  
- James Earl Ray (suspect in MLK's assassination)  
- Unidentified individuals referenced in case notes (e.g., "COP DENNelly," "Sae gachame")  

Key Locations:  
- Not explicitly detailed; references to dates and forensic processes imply U.S. federal investigations.  

Key Events:  
- Forensic evidence collection related to James Earl Ray's investigation (1968)  
- Administrative processing of FBI lab records under E.O. 14176  
- Documentation of latent prints, fingerprint cards, and photographic evidence  

Key Organizations:  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), including Central Records Center and headquarters operations.

MLK Declassified Files

44-hq-38861-lab_sec_001_ser_1.pdf

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