</s>ENTIRE FILE REVIEWED 10024553 NOT DORO VALLE FEDERAL BUREAU ENTIRE FLE REVIEWEO FORHISTORICAL DECLASSIFICATION. INVESTIGATION Bureau's File Number 44-2861/ DO NOT DESTROY. PRESERVE FOR SELECT COMMITTEE A ASSASSINATIONS See also Noa. DO NOT.DESTROY RENDING LITIGATION DO NOT DESTROY HISTorical VALUE NATIONAL ARCHIVES ALL INFO-NATION CONTAINED ALL REFUNCTION IS UNCLASSIBIED DATE JILLSIDY SZETC 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary: The text contains fragmented and disjointed information related to the investigation into the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., including details about a white Mustang car linked to the suspect, descriptions of the perpetrator (e.g., blue eyes, 5 feet tall), and references to FBI and local police inquiries in Memphis, Birmingham, and Atlanta. It mentions a suspect named Eric Galt, a car pickup order, and a composite sketch withheld by the FBI. The documents reference a funeral procession for King, a "decoy car" clue, and conflicting accounts of the suspect’s identity, including theories involving a police officer or auto dealer. Some sections mention a "pickup order" for a Mustang found in Alabama, with ties to Florida and Miami. The text also includes vague references to physical evidence, government sources, and a cold trail investigation, though details are inconsistent or unclear.  

Key People:  
- Eric Galt (suspect linked to MLK's assassination)  
- FBI agents (involved in investigations)  
- Memphis police officers (noted in inquiries)  
- Taxi drivers (Atlanta, Memphis)  
- John Gail/Galt (mentioned in multiple contexts)  
- Authorities (police, FBI)  

Key Locations:  
- Memphis, Tennessee (central to the investigation)  
- Birmingham, Alabama (references to suspects and inquiries)  
- Atlanta, Georgia (cab driver account)  
- Miami, Florida (tie to Mustang pickup order)  
- Los Angeles, California (newspaper mentions, film biographies)  

Key Events:  
- FBI investigations into MLK's assassination  
- Taxi drivers' accounts of a suspect in Memphis  
- Creation of sketches of the assassin by FBI  
- Mention of a letter from Chicago tied to the case  
- Unrelated film biography and industry news (e.g., movie production, proxy fights)  

Key Organizations:  
- FBI (central to the investigation)  
- Local police departments (Birmingham, Memphis)  
- News organizations (UPI, AP, Los Angeles Times)  
- Film studios (MGM, Hollywood)

MLK Declassified Files

44-la-1574_742142_006-04-part_1_of_9.pdf

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