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Summary:  
The text includes a news article from the Associated Press (AP) reporting that Gene Snyder, a former Kentucky state senator and police officer, was contacted by an individual who alleged that members of the police department and FBI conspired to assassinate Martin Luther King Jr. The man claimed he had been offered substantial sums of money ($500,000 or $800,000) to carry out the assassination, with one offer tied to a tape recording allegedly obtained in Memphis, Tennessee, in 1968. Snyder stated he could not verify the names listed in a letter referenced by the man due to redactions and declined to comment further on the allegations. The article also mentions James Earl Ray’s attorney, Richard A. Spague, who was involved in an investigation into the claims. Additional administrative details reference a document classified under E.O. 14176, released in 1977, and mention of the House Assassination Committee investigating the conspiracy allegations.  

Key People:  
- Gene Snyder (former Kentucky state senator/police officer)  
- James Earl Ray (alleged assassin of MLK, serving a life sentence)  
- Richard A. Spague (attorney for James Earl Ray)  
- Rep. Samuel L. Devine (member of the House Assassination Committee)  

Key Locations:  
- Louisville, Kentucky  
- Memphis, Tennessee  
- Frankfort, Kentucky (state capital)  

Key Events:  
- Alleged conspiracy involving police and FBI to assassinate MLK  
- Offers of $500,000 or $800,000 for assassination plot  
- Tape recording allegedly linked to the 1968 Memphis incident  
- Investigation by the House Assassination Committee  
- Mention of James Earl Ray’s legal proceedings  

Key Organizations:  
- Fraternal Order of Police (FOB)  
- House Assassination Committee  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Kentucky State Government (via Snyder’s role)

MLK Declassified Files

44-hq-38861_hs1-233652821_32a-05-part_1_of_2.pdf

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