</s>PUTTING PIECES TOGETHER Doubt Cast on Theory That Ray Acted Alone BY RICHARD T. COOPER laws of probability seem inadequate agency and ordered the air ticket to toronto-Information accum- to explain, in particular, his peers more London- At the same time he to toronto, Canada is increasingly hard on April 8th Rented a room in a passport under the name of Rarion is here here makes it increasingly hard on April 7th Rent a Room in toronto Metropolitan Police Force to believe the accused assassin of Dr. certificate being used by the Sarboro section. Toronto, Canada Mounted certificate application being used in The Royal Canadian Mounted of the name Paul Bridgton July of August of 1987, also lives in the investigation of Ray Ray, have oronto here by the office of the confirmed, Ray used the time The Toronto on or about a flight applied Ontario general general The Stavo Ray several times in the Toronto, Ontario, Canada. on April 16, the application. a round-trip plane ticket to London in which was processed routinely, assessment in Memphis. and left Canada on a flight May 6, in the Scarborough section, Vincent Gall, whose physical chi and left Canadian on a Flight May 6. in the Toronto section, the public government sources and from from in the province, in the public Vincent Galt, whose Physical Chi affiliate suspects who are touched the school system. to Ray's also live in the Scarborough affiliate suggests patterns which the on April 18, Ray visited a travel Please Tums to Page 10, Col. 1 414-38561-4712 ENCLOSURE 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary:  
The document contains an FBI communication dated June 25, 1968, referencing an investigation into activities linked to George Ben Edmondson, who provided information about individuals involved in illicit operations. These include Raymond "Ray" (possibly James Earl Ray) and associates such as Gaddoys, Vonnegut, Maharaghan, and others. The text notes that Ray obtained fraudulent Canadian passport papers in Toronto in April 1968, potentially through connections in Montreal during July–August 1967. It references illegal activities like selling appliances to Mexico, photographic work involving illicit materials, and associations with individuals involved in prostitution services. The investigation suggests possible links between these individuals and Ray’s alleged activities, including the identification of two unknown white females who visited him in Montreal in June 1966.  

Key People:  
- George Ben Edmondson (interviewed, provided information)  
- Raymond "Ray" (suspected subject, possibly James Earl Ray)  
- Gaddoys (involved in illicit activities)  
- Vonnegut (associated with Montreal operations)  
- Maharaghan (photographer linked to illicit work)  

Key Locations:  
- Memphis, Tennessee  
- Ottawa, Canada  
- Montreal, Canada  
- Toronto, Canada  
- Mexico  

Key Events:  
- Interview of George Ben Edmondson regarding illicit activities and connections to Raymond "Ray"  
- Investigation into Ray’s acquisition of fraudulent Canadian passport papers in Toronto (April 1968)  
- Alleged associations between Ray and individuals involved in smuggling appliances to Mexico, photographic work with illicit materials, and prostitution services  
- Mention of two unknown white females visiting Ray in Montreal in June 1966  

Key Organizations:  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- U.S. Department of Justice (mentioned in release context)

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