</s>1 - Mr. Rosen Laboratory Transmittol Form 1 -Mr. - Long 2260) 7-72 1 - MR. - Conrad 1- Mr. - Mortimer 1 - Lab Finc LABORATORY FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION WASHINGTON, D. C. 203535 FBI, Memphis (44-1987) Date: June 11, 1968 To: MURKIN CR 00: Memphis John Edgar Hoover, Director EX:110 REC M44-38861-V5333 Fbi Rib No. D-680610039 JK Examination requested by: San Diego Lob. No. Teletype 6/5/68 Reference: Document - Fingerprint Examination Requested: Remarks: You will be advised separately regarding the results of the fingerprint comparisons. SCHOOL I LIGHT Enclosures (2) (2 (2 Lab report) 2 - San Diego (4-4-3787) Enclosures(2) 2 (2 lab report) WILLIAM LIGHT 2 - Los Angeles (44)-1857) Enclosure (2)(2) Lab report] Toledo Tolson Toloson (KIM-AWA-11) Tolton Calculator Calculat Calculate Calculatio Toluton Toluon Tolman Tolmon Tolm JUJUN MALTCO TELETYPE UNITTELETYPE UNIT ADMINISTRATIVE PAGE 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary:  
The text contains fragmented records from June 14–17, 1968, involving the FBI’s investigation into the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. and related matters. It references George Letinger, a man with medical history including treatment for ulcers, spinal issues, and nervous stomach conditions at St. Mary’s Hospital in Norton, VA, and St. John’s Hospital in Springfield, MO. Letinger was arrested in Virginia in 1964 on a peace bond case but later released. His mother reported he lived in Hawaii in 1968 and had homosexual tendencies. The text also includes discussions about James Earl Ray’s extradition from Canada to the U.S., with RCMP involvement. FBI agents sought information on unnamed Minutemen associates of Ray, including an attorney who represented him. References to Canadian passport issues, legal proceedings, and potential connections between Ray and individuals like Kimball are noted. The documents mention interactions with journalists, such as Robert Johnston and Bob Reilly, regarding Ray’s activities.  

Key People:  
- George Letinger (medical records, arrests)  
- James Earl Ray (extradition, alleged associations)  
- Robert Johnston (reporter, provided information on Ray)  
- Bob Reilly (journalist, contacted RCMP)  
- Kimball (allegedly associated with Ray in New Orleans and Canada)  
- Inspector Louis Cartry (RCMP, advised on Ray’s case)  

Key Locations:  
- Norton, VA (St. Mary’s Hospital)  
- Springfield, MO (St. John’s Hospital)  
- Virginia (Wise County jail)  
- Montreal, Canada (Ray’s residence)  
- Ottawa, Canada (legal proceedings)  
- New Orleans, Louisiana (alleged associations)  

Key Events:  
- George Letinger’s medical treatment and arrests in 1964–1968.  
- FBI investigation into James Earl Ray’s extradition from Canada to the U.S.  
- RCMP involvement in verifying Ray’s activities and connections.  
- Discussions about unnamed Minutemen associates of Ray, including legal representation.  
- Journalistic inquiries into Ray’s background and potential ties to Canadian passport issues.  

Key Organizations:  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP)  
- U.S. Department of Justice  
- New Orleans Secret Service investigation (referenced in context)

MLK Declassified Files

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