</s>OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 3010-104 - - (814) 634-1890.37 UNITED STATES GO UNITED STATES GO. RMENT Deloach Deloacn Belleach Balfour Memorandum Collaboration Collaborate Collaborat Collaborant To Mr. DeLoach DATE: August 1, 1968 Toilet Toilet 1 - Mr. Deloach Totter FROM : A. Rosen 1 -Mr. DelOach 1- Mr. Rosen Totler Holes: Holes : Gandy 1 - Mrs. Malley 1 - M. Roosen 1 - MR. LoGowan SUBJECT MURKIN 1 - 1-Mr. LoOg 1 -MR. Loog Martin Luther King, Jr. This is the case involving the murder of Our Legal Attache in London has forwarded to us a copy of New Scotland Yard report containing all Our Legal Attack in London was forwarded to information concerning the activities of subject Ray while in London May 1968, to the date of his apprehension from the 1968. This report also contains a summary of investi- gation conducted by Scotland Yard in this investigation- This report was published in this year. This information in the report was previously furnished to us in narrative form, and pertinent information was brought to the National and pertinent Information was our Legal Attach advises that the Department. may be disseminated to Tennessee authorities for assistance in preparing their case for prosecution. ACTION: If approved, the report of NewScotland Yard will be forwarded to the Department and the Department will be requested to advise if they desire the copy of this report be forwarded by Mr. M. Canale, Jr ., State Attorney General, Shelby County, Tennessee, who is handling the State's prosecution. REC. 78/44-3/11/21-4987 REL:ICS v. 1 AUG 6 1965 (6) 2015 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary:  
The text contains fragmented legal and investigative records involving James Earl Ray, a defendant in a case related to the 1968 assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. Arthur Hanes, an attorney, is mentioned as carrying a pistol during visits to Shelby County Jail where Ray was incarcerated. There are references to court orders prohibiting Hanes from associating with the case or appearing in court, with claims that he violated these orders by attempting to visit Ray. The text includes FBI administrative reports dated 1968 detailing case management metrics (e.g., hours spent, mileage, personnel) for unspecified investigations. Other sections mention unrelated cases, such as Robert L. Stanton’s denial of involvement in a bank robbery and coded or garbled entries about unidentified individuals and locations.  

Key People:  
- James Earl Ray (defendant in MLK assassination case)  
- Arthur Hanes (attorney associated with Ray’s defense)  
- Sheriff Morris (Shelby County, Tennessee)  
- Judge W. Preston Battle (involved in legal proceedings)  
- Robert L. Stanton (denied involvement in bank robbery)  

Key Locations:  
- Shelby County Jail (Tennessee)  
- Memphis, Tennessee  
- Birmingham, Alabama  
- Atlantic City, New Jersey (mentioned in context of mail-related investigations)  

Key Events:  
- Legal proceedings involving James Earl Ray’s case, including court orders restricting attorney access to the defendant.  
- FBI administrative reports on case management metrics for unspecified investigations.  
- Investigation into a bank robbery linked to Robert L. Stanton.  
- Claims about Hanes violating court orders by carrying a firearm and attempting to visit Ray at Shelby County Jail.  

Key Organizations:  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Shelby County Sheriff’s Office  
- Memphis Press-Cameron Staff Writer (media reference)  
- U.S. Department of Justice (mentioned in administrative context)

MLK Declassified Files

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