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Summary:  
The document details events surrounding the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in Memphis, Tennessee, on April 4 or 5, 1968. The victim was shot by a white suspect while standing on a balcony outside his motel room. The suspect is described as approximately 26–32 years old, weighing 165–175 pounds, and wearing a white towel around his neck. A Remington rifle with a scope was identified as the weapon used. Memphis Police Director Frank Holloman reported the suspect fled the scene after shooting King. The suspect was linked to a white Mustang car and described as having a clear view of King from a balcony. The FBI investigated whether the Remington rifle was connected to other crimes. National Guard deployment occurred in Memphis following the assassination, with over 4,000 troops deployed to restore order. Community leaders worked to promote peace amid widespread mourning and protests. Media outlets such as *Commercial Appeal* and *Nashville Ranner* reported on the incident. The text contains inconsistencies, including conflicting dates (e.g., "4-5-68" vs. "4-5-69") and unclear details about the suspect’s identity.  

Key People:  
- Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. (victim)  
- Frank Holloman (Memphis Police Director)  
- Coretta Scott King (wife of MLK, mentioned in context of Atlanta)  
- Charles Stephens (rooming house resident who described the suspect)  
- Mr. Smith (individual associated with witness accounts)  

Key Locations:  
- Memphis, Tennessee (site of the assassination and police investigation)  
- Lorraine Motel (location where King was shot)  
- Birmingham, Alabama (mentioned in relation to suspect’s travel history)  
- Nashville, Tennessee (referenced in a partially illegible section)  

Key Events:  
- Assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on April 4 or 5, 1968, in Memphis, Tennessee  
- Police investigation into the suspect’s identity and movements, including links to a white Mustang car  
- Deployment of over 4,000 National Guardsmen to Memphis to restore order  
- Widespread mourning and protests across the U.S., including in Atlanta  
- Media coverage of the assassination and police investigation  

Key Organizations:  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Memphis Police Department  
- National Guard (deployed to Memphis)  
- Local media outlets (*Commercial Appeal*, *Nashville Ranner*)

MLK Declassified Files

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