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Summary: The document details a fragmented collection of legal records primarily concerning criminal proceedings in Shelby County, Tennessee, involving James Paul Ray (charged with murder) and related discovery motions. It includes a motion for discovery requesting evidence such as weapons, vehicle records, residence logs, photographs, medical reports, and witness information. The court granted access to most requested materials but denied ballistic test reports as "work product." The text also contains inconsistent references to Martin Luther King Jr., including dates (February 16, 1864; March 1, 1866) that appear unrelated to his actual timeline (born 1929). Additional fragments reference other legal cases, search warrants for Atlanta residences, and procedural notes about surveillance and detention conditions. The content is disjointed, with unclear connections to MLK's assassination investigation.  

Key People:  
- James Paul Ray (defendant in murder case)  
- Frank Hitt (agent involved in a search)  
- James Earl Day (defendant in Tennessee case)  
- James Paul Roy (alleged tenant of searched residence)  
- Martin Luther King Jr. (mentioned in garbled text, context unclear)  

Key Locations:  
- Atlanta, Georgia (location of searched residence)  
- Shelby County, Tennessee (county involved in legal proceedings)  
- Sherley County, Tennessee (referenced in unrelated legal documents)  

Key Events:  
- Execution of a search warrant for a residence in Atlanta linked to James Paul Roy  
- Legal motion regarding surveillance and conditions of detention in Shelby County jail  
- Reference to a court case involving James Earl Day and potential conspiracy charges  
- Inconsistent mentions of Martin Luther King Jr. in unrelated legal contexts  

Key Organizations:  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) agents involved in the search  
- Shelby County, Tennessee courts  
- Criminal Court of Sherley County, Tennessee (mentioned in unrelated legal documents)

MLK Declassified Files

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