</s>FD-302 (Rev. 4:15-64) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Date 4/9/3-3 LOVD JOHNS, of 2176 Umees Nader, nad, c.A.L. Lood the he ome Cune Cune Cutie, 418 South Main, L.J. L. Lodd On Royell B. 1959, one of the cun of Cunnerner, woy LOVY, S. Gourrell B, 1959, and one of cunnermer, wuy Souvenir, B. Bueen parrned during this afternoon of the year there's a white souvening in couveniring the area where the heoys were found. JOMNS 58. in the couseing the aces there there was a car that was found. in the car, the car was found in the home. of the car that the automobile, a 1964 white Cadillac, was parked behind the heisting and now found the keys in the area that was behind the Cadillac. JOHNS advised that the car gave him the keys to our. LOVY him the Kays and key, COUNS, gave the keys too to the M.D.M.Y of the memphis Police department. On 4/9 /63 Memphis, Tennessee at File # KB 44-1967. Jub. D-166 4/19/63 by St. J. JACK D. V. V-M.W.W ., V.W .., J.A ., J-3 Date dictated This document contains, in another recommendation, on one of them, I. I. Thi thi thp pom pom poon pom and in n.N.Y. 2015 RELEASE UNDERED. 14/18

Summary  
The text consists of fragmented, potentially corrupted or outdated records resembling internal investigative agency documentation (e.g., FBI, local police, or historical case files). It includes dates spanning the 1930s–1980s, locations such as Memphis, Tennessee; Cincinnati, Ohio; and New Jersey, and references to logistical details like hotels, lodges, laundromats, and vehicle records. Mentions of terms like "assassin," "blanket dropped by the assassin," and codes (e.g., "OLD-6-1") suggest possible ties to criminal investigations or forensic evidence. However, much of the content is garbled, with unclear text such as "4/10/63 Memphis, Tennessee 4/1/87-JULK D.18" and cryptic codes like "pou.p." These elements may indicate transcription errors, obfuscation, or intentional redaction. The document appears to lack direct connection to Martin Luther King Jr., the assassination investigation, or related individuals/events, instead focusing on unrelated themes such as theft, fraud, or industrial espionage.  

Key People  
- D. Mank Linney  
- J.G. Jordan  
- Unidentified individuals referenced in codes (e.g., "JULK D.18")  

Key Locations  
- Memphis, Tennessee  
- Cincinnati, Ohio  
- New Jersey  
- Northampton, Massachusetts  

Key Events  
- Potential criminal investigations involving vehicles, license plates, and registration details.  
- References to laundromat operations, serial numbers, and coded entries (e.g., "pou.p.").  
- Unclear events tied to dates ranging from 1936 to 1968, possibly including cold cases or unresolved matters.  

Key Organizations  
- Law enforcement or intelligence agency case files (e.g., FD-302, PD-302, FD-J62).  
- Entities related to paper bag manufacturers, cigar companies, and medical/health records.

MLK Declassified Files

44-me-1987_hs1-852611265_74-03-part_4_of_6.pdf

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