</s>(received from FBI, Atlanta) Jar of French's mustard Coffee cup Water glass Water of Carnation evaporated milk Jar of Maxwell House instant coffee Box of IC (U) sugar One knife (Forgiveness) One knife [Forgmentation) pencil Wire electric cup heater One portable Zenith television, Model #N 2205-6 Jar of Knifes Catalinia California Dressing Jar of Kool-Aid Catalina California Lima beans Can of 'Irris' Ground black pepper Box of five National's Citation pencils Guillaume of Southeastern USA Map of Mexico Map of Los Angeles published by Mitock & Sons Map of Texas and Oklahoma Shell map of Louisiana Map of California Shaco Map of Arizona and New Mexico Shaco map of Birmingham and vicinity/ The (brown) of brown, blue and silver diagonal stripes) Pair of grey trousers Booklet entitled "Your Opportunities in Locksmithing" (received from FBI), Atlanta) Four coat hangers Two cardboard inserts for coat hanger's Handkerchief Pair or socks ITEMS FROM FROM 2, 113-14TH STREET, NORTHEAST, ATLANTA, GEORGIA: (Received from FIB), Atlanta] Large key blank Small key blank Piece of black thread Piece to brown thread with needle Metal strip, 3 by 1/2" Business card for "HANEY'S SHEET METAL" White shirt received from FBI. Newark Page 3 (continued on next page) 2013 RELEASE UNDERED. 14/16

Summary:  
The text contains fragmented and partially illegible information related to an investigation into the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. It references an individual possibly involved in the murder, described as a man with a black hat, 5'10"–5'11", and associated with the L & L Produce Company in 1967. The suspect is noted to have been observed by KC FERREN on April 4, 1968, and later seen driving a Cadillac with a golden sablen on its license plate around 8:00–9:00 am on April 13, 1968. The individual was identified as KOBLE, possibly residing in New Orleans, Louisiana, or other locations like St. Louis, Missouri. The text includes accounts of interactions involving white men shaking hands with black individuals, which were deemed suspicious due to racial tensions. A suspect was shown photographs linked to arrests, including a man accused in connection with Joseph Frank.  

Key People:  
- KC FERREN (observer)  
- KOBLE (suspect)  
- Joseph Frank (accused individual)  
- Hubert James Putt (petitioner seeking to testify for James Earl Ray)  
- Percy Foreman (attorney for James Earl Ray)  
- J. Edgar Hoover (FBI director, referenced in internal memos and letters)  
- Bill Sartor (writer for *Time Magazine*; alleged conspirator)  
- Ruby Marie Geisendorf (wife of Bill Sartor; provided unreliable witness statements)  
- John McFerrin (witness describing suspect’s appearance)  

Key Locations:  
- Memphis, Tennessee (site of MLK’s assassination)  
- Samoyville, Tennessee  
- Route 4, Box 133 A  
- New Orleans, Louisiana  
- St. Louis, Missouri  
- L & L Produce Company (suspect’s association)  

Key Events:  
- Observation of suspect on April 4, 1968  
- Driving incident involving Cadillac with golden sablen license plate on April 13, 1968  
- Interactions between white and black individuals noted as suspicious  
- Photographic identification process for a suspect linked to arrests  
- Legal challenges to James Earl Ray’s trial, including habeas corpus petitions  
- FBI investigation into potential conspiracies involving organized crime (Mafia, Cuban/Mexican networks)  
- Allegations of FBI misconduct, including evidence suppression and fabricated records  

Key Organizations:  
- L & L Produce Company (suspect’s association)  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI; referenced in internal memos, case numbers, and investigations)  
- U.S. Justice Department (involved in legal proceedings related to James Earl Ray’s trial)  
- Unspecified law enforcement or investigative units (implied through context)  
- National Archives (repository for FBI files on the case)

MLK Declassified Files

44-hq-38861_hs1-233652821_22-06-part_2_of_5.pdf

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