</s>JAMES EARL RAY CONTINUED She shook her head, "That's sad," "That said," "I never suspected that, And the saddest part of that is that I had told me, I guess I would now turned around the world. He had a lie and helped him get him the movement he couldn't be. He could't have to meet a man in Windsor. He port. When he left me, he had to meet him in Windsor, then he sadly said, "I wanted to know when I was taking letter came in March of this year. He wanted to keep letters. I was talking to him. I wanted him to know letters. Then, of course, when the stories out, I tore them up, hoping no one would ever find out I had known him. The Plot to Assassinate Martin Luther King, continuing in the next issue of LOOK, tells of the people James Earl Ray met after his return from Canada, including a doctor (above) who, can interviewed by Huie, did not know the man he had treated was Ray. 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary:  
The documents detail fragmented accounts of James Earl Ray's activities between 1967 and 1968, focusing on his movements across Canada, the United States, and Mexico. Ray is alleged to have engaged in interactions with Dr. Russell C. Hadley (plastic surgeon), Reverend Xavier von Koss (hypnosis practitioner), and others, including Eric S. Galt and Carl L. Gall [SSN REDACTED]. References include Ray's efforts to alter his appearance through plastic surgery, travel between Montreal, Detroit, Birmingham, Alabama, Hollywood, California, New Orleans, and Selma, Alabama. The text mentions alleged coordination of an assassination plot against Martin Luther King Jr., with specific attention to events around April 4, 1968, the date of King's assassination. It also references a magazine article titled "The Plot to Assassinate Martin Luther King" and administrative notes about document release under Executive Order 14176. Mentions of MLK’s activities in Selma, including a speech on February 16, 1968, and the "March to Montgomery" movement are included but not directly tied to an assassination investigation.  

Key People:  
- James Earl Ray (alleged assassin of MLK)  
- Dr. Russell C. Hadley (plastic surgeon involved in altering Ray’s appearance)  
- Reverend Xavier von Koss (hypnosis practitioner associated with Ray)  
- Eric S. Galt (individual mentioned in Ray’s interactions)  
- Carl L. Gall [SSN REDACTED] (listed as a relative of Ray)  
- Martin Luther King Jr. (mentioned in context of Selma and speeches)  

Key Locations:  
- Montreal, Canada (Ray’s alleged meeting points)  
- Detroit, Michigan (train station interactions)  
- Birmingham, Alabama (Ray’s residence and connections to MLK-related events)  
- Hollywood, California (plastic surgery procedures)  
- New Orleans, Louisiana (St. Francis Hotel, Flamingo Motel)  
- Selma, Alabama (contextual references to civil rights marches and MLK’s speeches)  

Key Events:  
- Ray’s alleged travel between Canada and the U.S. in 1967–1968  
- Plastic surgery procedures to alter Ray’s appearance  
- Hypnosis sessions with Reverend von Koss to extract information about Ray  
- Alleged plot to assassinate MLK, including coordination around April 4, 1968  
- Interactions with Eric S. Galt and law enforcement agents  
- Mentions of MLK’s speech in Selma on February 16, 1968, and the "March to Montgomery" movement  

Key Organizations:  
- FBI (implied through references to investigations and informants)  
- Los Angeles Medical Association (noted in context of Dr. Hadley’s credentials)  
- U.S. Embassy in Britain (mentioned in context of Ray’s legal issues)

MLK Declassified Files

44-me-1987_hs1-852611265_69-01-part_6_of_6.pdf

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