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Summary  
The text comprises FBI internal documents and case files from late 1960s investigations related to the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. (MLK), with additional references to unrelated cases and encoded communications. Key elements include forensic evidence such as "Thermo Seal tapes," latent prints, and code analysis; internal FBI communications among Special Agents in Charge (SACs) in Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Memphis; and mentions of James Earl Ray, who was later convicted of MLK’s assassination. The documents also reference John McFerrin, a witness whose claims about connections between MLK’s assassination and other events were dismissed by the FBI. Encoded or ciphered content, including phrases like "Type in plaintext or code" and numerical codes such as "2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176," suggests internal protocols for handling sensitive information. Some sections appear fragmented or incomplete, possibly due to classification or transcription issues.  

Key People  
- **James Earl Ray**: Convicted of MLK’s assassination; referenced in FBI investigations.  
- **John McFerrin**: Witness whose claims about MLK’s assassination were investigated but dismissed by the FBI.  
- **Special Agents in Charge (SACs)**: Including SACs in Los Angeles (44-157), San Francisco (173-65), and Memphis.  
- **Herbert G. Greenberg** and **Tiffany Enterprises**: Mentioned in a separate case involving documents and signatures.  

Key Locations  
- **Memphis, Tennessee**: Site of MLK’s assassination.  
- **Los Angeles, California**: SAC location referenced in internal communications.  
- **San Francisco, California**: SAC location referenced in internal communications.  
- **Oakland, California**: Mentioned in context of laundry-related evidence ("Deluxe Laundry").  

Key Events  
- **Assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. (April 4, 1968)**: Central focus of the FBI investigation.  
- **Forensic Analysis**: Examination of "Thermo Seal tapes," latent prints, and code analysis.  
- **Internal FBI Communications**: Notes on interrogations, witness statements, and case file management (e.g., "RECID - ROSEN").  
- **Investigation into John McFerrin’s Claims**: Dismissal of alleged connections between MLK’s assassination and other events.  

Key Organizations  
- **Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)**: Primary agency involved in the investigation, with references to SACs and internal protocols.  
- **Local Law Enforcement Agencies**: Mentioned in context of case file management and witness statements.  
- **Interagency Communications**: References to coordination with the Attorney General’s office.

MLK Declassified Files

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