</s>44 - HQ-38861 6334X Enclosure EBS 44-HQ-38961-534X4 DO NOT DESTROY ENTIRE FILE REVIEWED HISTORICAL VALUE NATIONAL ARCHIVES FOR HISTORICIAL DECLASSIFICATION 44-388861-6334x ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED HERBERN & UNLESSSTORED DATE/N/A/S/P/07/SP/SPC/B/C/E/D 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary  
The document details allegations by Lila F. Hurtado regarding an FBI investigation into conspiracies involving the assassinations of John F. Kennedy (JFK), Martin Luther King Jr. (MLK), and Robert F. Kennedy (RFK). Hurtado accused FBI Agent Stan Pimentel of omitting critical information in his report, including connections between organized crime, the CIA, and assassination plots. She referenced individuals such as William R. Huntington, who allegedly discussed plans involving RFK and MLK, and Juan Lopes, a U.S. Marshall in San Juan, Puerto Rico. The text includes fragmented claims about witness intimidation, secret meetings, suppressed evidence, and a cache of military equipment in California. It also mentions the FBI’s handling of her case, including requests for report amendments and access to deleted data. While the document references MLK in the context of conspiracy theories, it does not provide direct evidence or findings related to his assassination.  

Key People  
- Lila F. Hurtado: Alleged informant who complained about FBI omissions in investigations into JFK/MLK/RFK assassinations; requested report amendments and protection from retaliation.  
- Stan Pimentel: FBI agent whose report was criticized for incomplete information and alleged bias.  
- William R. Huntington: Alleged informant linked to discussions about assassination plots involving RFK and MLK.  
- Juan Lopes: U.S. Marshall in San Juan, Puerto Rico; referenced as a contact in conspiracy claims.  
- Robert F. Kennedy (RFK): Subject of assassination conspiracy allegations tied to organized crime and CIA ties.  
- Martin Luther King Jr. (MLK): Mentioned in the context of FBI investigations into alleged conspiracies but not directly linked to specific evidence or findings.  

Key Locations  
- San Juan, Puerto Rico: Site of Hurtado’s meeting with Pimentel and Lopes; referenced as a location for U.S. Marshall operations.  
- Los Angeles, CA: Mentioned in context of military equipment caches and FBI offices.  
- Washington, D.C.: Headquarters for the FBI and U.S. Attorney General.  
- Chicago, IL: Associated with Huntington’s alleged financial dealings and estate disputes.  

Key Events  
- Alleged conspiracy linking JFK, MLK, and RFK assassinations to organized crime, CIA, and military groups.  
- FBI investigation into these claims (including FOIPA requests and internal memos).  
- Claims of witness intimidation, secret meetings, and suppressed evidence by law enforcement agencies.  
- Psychological conditioning of Hurtado by Pimentel, including safety instructions and surveillance.  
- IRS harassment of Hurtado in New York City over salary attachments.  

Key Organizations  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI): Central to the investigation; criticized for omissions and alleged bias.  
- U.S. Department of Justice: Involved in FOIPA requests and legal proceedings.  
- CIA: Alleged ties to assassination plots and covert operations.  
- Internal Revenue Service (IRS): Harassed Hurtado in New York City.

MLK Declassified Files

44-hq-38861_hs1-233652821_31-06.pdf

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