</s>-BULLETIN- PAGE 1 -U.S. District Court Judge THE NASHVILLE Wichita, Kansas City, or- BANN'R Wichita State Court Judge Wichita County, Kansas, Kansas. a Dec. 29 evidence-based Ray at NASHVILLE, TENN. a Dec, 29 evidence seller's in- Junction petition sellers in- a Dec ., from the State Prison's maximum from the state prison's service serving a 9-year prison service serving in a 9 year prison 12/9/69 alleged Martin Luther King, has allergic to the prison. being violated by prison off- being violated in prison off. allegedly, the court judge has dunkleBPRGER midn security confirmed. ALVAND C. 44-1982- 44-1983- 44- 1982-MEMPHIS SEARCHED INDEXED SUNALIZED - FILLED JAN 1 2 1970 FBI-MEPHIS 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary  
The text contains fragmented and garbled entries related to legal proceedings involving Renato Hays, James Ray, and Martin Luther King Jr. It references a lawsuit by Hays seeking damages for alleged wrongful conviction, with claims of due process violations and punitive damages. Mentions include a 1968 Mustang, a 30.06 rifle linked to the "slaying" of MLK, and legal disputes over trial dismissals. The text also includes unclear references to court cases, jury proceedings, and accusations of perjury, with some entries appearing to be incomplete or corrupted.  

Key People  
- Renato Hays: Sought $500,000 in damages for alleged wrongful conviction; referenced a 30.06 rifle and a 1968 Mustang.  
- James Ray: Involved in legal proceedings, including a dismissed trial petition; accused of perjury and linked to MLK's assassination.  
- Martin Luther King Jr.: Mentioned in the context of a "slaying" and legal cases involving his conviction.  
- Judge William Williams: Dismissed Ray’s trial petition.  
- Dr. W. Freeman Battle: Possibly involved in legal negotiations for Ray’s guilty plea.  

Key Locations  
- Memphis, Tennessee: Associated with court proceedings and media references (e.g., *Commercial Appeal*).  
- NEMPITS, TENN.: Unclear location possibly linked to legal or administrative processes.  

Key Events  
- Dismissal of James Ray’s trial petition by Judge William Williams.  
- Legal claims by Renato Hays regarding due process violations and punitive damages.  
- References to a 1968 Mustang and a 30.06 rifle tied to the "slaying" of MLK.  
- Accusations of perjury and disputes over evidence in court proceedings.  

Key Organizations  
- Courts: Mentioned as venues for legal trials, dismissals, and jury deliberations.  
- Media outlets: *Commercial Appeal* referenced in context of reporting on legal cases.

MLK Declassified Files

44-me-1987_hs1-852611265_73-06-part_1_of_2.pdf

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