</s>. f .- 36, Rev. 5-22-64) FBI Date: 6/12/68 Transmit the following in (Type in plannext or code) AIRTEL AIR MAIL Via (Priority) TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (44-33881) FROM: SAC, SEATTLE (44 -3771) (P) SUBJECT: MURKIN Re San Diego teletype dated 6/11/68. request of San Diego detective detective investigation conducted at Seattle of Detective JOHN DEMODY, Bunco Detail, Seattle PD, who on April 1, 1962, has been arrested by the FBI. Seattle of Detectives have allegedly taken between LETSINGER, $600 in money from Dag's Restaurant, 311 Rainier Avenue South, and had flown to Florida where he is alleged to have come from. LETTSINGER described as follows: DOB POB Height 5.5" Weight 5.0" Weight 5.6" Build Complexion Medium Boys Right Brown Eyes Pecularties Roman nose Scars & Marks Tattoo Right shoulder was issued asmusch as GEORGE ROBERT LETSINGSER was arrested Seattle files further reflect that no "GLADYS 1000" on at Jacksonville, Florida, on April 11, 1966, and was returned 3 - Bureau - Memphis (44-(1987) SEARCHED. INDEXED. 1 - San Diego (Enc 5) 2 - Seattle SEARCHER, INDEXEO. DCR-PIa LUNY 4 1968 SERIALIZED MEMPHIS (7) Approved: Special Agent in Charge Sent M Per 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14178

Summary  
The document contains a collection of historical FBI teletype communications from June–July 1968, focusing on criminal investigations involving financial crimes such as cashing worthless checks and car thefts. Central to the records is Robert Franklin Sanders, suspected of multiple offenses including check fraud and involvement in a used car business. The text references potential ties to organized groups like the KKK, though no direct connection to Martin Luther King Jr. or his assassination is explicitly stated. Geographic locations mentioned include North Carolina, Wisconsin, Memphis/Tennessee, and Milwaukee. The document includes internal FBI codes (e.g., E1059, D.E.1059C) and operational jargon such as "TRX," but lacks full contextual clarity on Sanders' role or the nature of his alleged activities.  

Key People  
- Robert Franklin Sanders: Central suspect in check fraud and car theft investigations.  
- Jacob Douglas Sanders, Earl Hall, Ruby Anderson: Linked to the investigation but with unclear roles.  
- Klan: Mentioned as a potential organizational connection, though not explicitly tied to specific individuals or events.  

Key Locations  
- North Carolina (e.g., Lenoir)  
- Wisconsin (e.g., Milwaukee)  
- Memphis/Tennessee  
- Atlanta, Georgia (address redacted)  
- Long Beach, California (address redacted)  

Key Events  
- Investigation into cashing numerous worthless checks.  
- Suspected involvement in car thefts and a used car business.  
- References to potential Klan ties and organized group activities.  
- Use of FBI case codes and operational abbreviations for tracking suspects.  

Key Organizations  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI): Conducted the investigation, with internal codes and identifiers used throughout.  
- KKK: Mentioned as a possible organizational link, though no direct association to specific individuals or events is detailed.  

Notes on Redactions  
- Social Security Numbers (SSNs) are not explicitly present in the text but were redacted in processed versions.  
- Personal identifiers such as addresses, phone numbers, and names were anonymized for privacy compliance.  
- The document does not contain direct references to Martin Luther King Jr., his assassination, or related investigations.

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44-me-1987_hs1-852611265_78-01-part_2_of_3.pdf

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