</s>KC 44-760 4.16º .00* 9.75 ℃ .00 * 00y1b 83 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary  
The text contains fragmented and unclear information regarding methods of obtaining passports through birth certificates or baptismal records, as well as advice on evading customs authorities by using busy airports to enter Canada. It references an individual named Edmondson who provided guidance on escaping the United States, including routes via Plattsburg, New York, and the International Bridge at Dortruit, Michigan. The text also mentions associates of a person named Cabobos, including individuals involved in stolen goods, prostitution, and car sales. Specific details include arrests in Montreal and Ottawa, financial transactions involving large sums, and deportation dates.  

Key People  
- Edmondson (adviser on passport procedures and escape routes)  
- Cabobos (associated with stolen appliances and criminal activities)  
- Bill Marragh (photographer and car salesman linked to Cabobos)  
- Marceli (arrested in Montreal for "hot" cars, involved in transactions with Edmondson)  

Key Locations  
- Plattsburg, New York  
- Dortruit, Michigan (International Bridge)  
- Montreal, Canada  
- Ottawa, Canada  
- Missouri State Penitentiary  
- Mississippi State Penitentiary  

Key Events  
- Advice on obtaining passports via birth certificates and baptismal records  
- Guidance on evading customs by using busy airports to enter Canada  
- Arrests in Montreal and Ottawa related to stolen vehicles  
- Financial transactions involving large sums (e.g., $250,000–$1,000,000)  
- Deportation of an individual on August 9, 1967  

Key Organizations  
- Not explicitly mentioned in the text.

MLK Declassified Files

44-kc-760_404058_172-04-part_6_of_6.pdf

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