</s>F.D. 248 (REV. 413-60) H. S. Department of Justire (MATERIAL MUST NOT BE REMOVED FROM OR ADDED TO THIS FILE 44.19.22.22-22.23.22 F.D ., F.22,22.24.22 michelleum DO NOT DESTROY FIELD OFFICE FILE HISTORICAL VF. NATIONAL ARCHIVL- FOIPA PROCESSED projects FEDERAL BUREAU DO NOT ESTROY PENDING LITIGATION 2778 3/15- of ofs INVESTIGATION Bureau File Number 48-3/96/1 Series 1-1/2-1 "DO NOT DESTROY: HISTorical VALUE, NATIONAL ACHIVES" See also Nos. SEE VOL 4 ALL INFORMATION CONTINUED NTERNAL U.S.CLASSIFIED FOR LITUGATIONS DATE/10/01/01-4/4/2/4-4-2/2 ENTIRE FILE REVIEWED FOR HISTORICAL DECLASSIFICATION 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary:  
The text contains a mix of fragmented administrative records, coded language, and references to historical events, primarily involving James Earl Ray and investigations into civil rights activism during the 1960s. It mentions FBI surveillance codenames like "BOP" (Black Organizing Project) and "Invaders," which align with documented practices from the era. The text also includes placeholder or redacted information such as address codes ("C4 43-734-08-038") and potential social security numbers (SSNs), noted but not disclosed. While it references James Earl Ray as a suspect in Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination, the content lacks conclusive evidence or direct ties to verified historical records. The document appears corrupted, incomplete, or fictionalized, with disjointed entries about surveillance operations, coded communications, and unrelated legal cases (e.g., JFK/RFK assassinations).  

Key People:  
- James Earl Ray (suspect in MLK's assassination)  
- Mr. Robert Gener (unidentified individual mentioned in address code)  
- P. Danylyphyn (possibly an informant or subject of surveillance)  
- L. Cumberland (unidentified individual referenced in administrative data)  
- Annie R. Patterson (white woman incarcerated in France, claimed knowledge about assassinations; unrelated to MLK case)  

Key Locations:  
- Memphis, Tennessee (FBI and Tennessee Department of Corrections references)  
- Nashville, Tennessee  
- Ontario, Canada (implied via address code)  
- Miami, Florida (mentioned in fragmented legal context)  

Key Events:  
- Surveillance operations targeting civil rights groups (e.g., BOP, Invaders) during the 1960s  
- James Earl Ray's trial and appeals for MLK's assassination (contextual reference)  
- Fragmented mentions of legal cases involving JFK, RFK, and other historical events  
- Administrative records with redacted or placeholder data (e.g., "C4 43-734-08-038")  

Key Organizations:  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- United States Department of Justice (implied via Executive Order 14176)  
- Tennessee Department of Corrections  
- Potential civil rights groups or surveillance targets (e.g., "Black Organizing Project")

MLK Declassified Files

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