</s>MOUNT RESPECTFULLY SUGGUSTS THAT THE AUTHORITY FOR GRANTING OF THE MOTION BY THIS COURT IS QUESTION IN THIS COURT BY RULE 25.35 AND ROLE 36.00A OF THE RURES OF CRIMINAL PROCEURE. RESPECTFULRY SUNITIEO BY Larner E. Ray. 2020 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary:  
The document contains fragmented entries related to James Earl Ray (J.E. Ray), including legal filings, inmate correspondence, and FBI records from the 1960s. It references Missouri State Penitentiary, legal motions, and interactions with law enforcement. Mentions include a 1965-1968 period of incarceration for Ray, legal appeals (e.g., "motion to appeal"), and FBI file numbers (FD-340, 44-760 series). Some entries reference Carlos Lee Billings, an inmate at Missouri State Penitentiary, and include forms such as warning/waiver documents. The text also contains illegible or garbled sections, possibly due to OCR errors, including references to medical conditions, legal proceedings, and prison administrative details.  

Key People:  
- James Earl Ray (J.E. Ray): Inmate at Missouri State Penitentiary, subject of FBI investigation.  
- Carlos Lee Billings: Inmate at Missouri State Penitentiary, involved in an interview with FBI agent Jane A. Mitchell.  
- John Ray: Relative or associate of J.E. Ray, mentioned in visiting/correspondence forms.  

Key Locations:  
- Missouri State Penitentiary (Jefferson City, MO): Site of incarceration for J.E. Ray and other inmates.  
- FBI offices (e.g., Kansas City, Springfield, Missouri): Involved in document handling and investigations.  

Key Events:  
- Legal motions and appeals related to J.E. Ray’s case, including a 1965-1968 incarceration period.  
- FBI file management (FD-340 series) involving warnings, waivers, and inmate interviews.  
- Prisoner correspondence and visiting privileges forms for inmates at Missouri State Penitentiary.  

Key Organizations:  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI): Involved in document handling, interviews, and case management.  
- Missouri Department of Corrections: Administered penitentiary operations and inmate records.

MLK Declassified Files

44-kc-760_404058_174-02-part_2_of_6.pdf

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