</s>CG 44-1114 immates doing lengthy sentences. According to FISHER, RAY was quite friendly with a WARREN RAY, who was not a relation, and who was doing approximately two years and must still be in the extent of friendly with RAY that JIM BRADLEY, after the extent. he does not have been sent. No leads are being set forth to interview BRADLEY since he has already been interviewed, nor WARRIER RAY since it appears that WARRENN RAY is undoubtedly identical with RAY EUGENS WARRENS and information concerning both of these amatos was not forth in Kansas City report of 5/19/63. ARMED AND DANGEROUS. -2- 2023 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary:  
The text contains a mix of historical FBI records, legal documents, and garbled information related to investigations into James Earl Ray’s escape from prison in 1967 and his alleged connections to criminal activities. Key details include interviews with inmates like Robert Dale Porter and guard Donald Stout, who were suspected of aiding Ray’s escape. The FBI coordinated efforts across multiple offices to track Ray and verify claims about his movements and potential conspirators. Legal documents reference a habeas corpus case involving Sirhan T. Sinhan in California and mention a request to file a petition in forma pauperis due to financial inability. Garbled text includes references to "LE7.0," "R.O.B. B.y. 4,000," and "2019 RELEASE UNDERFLO.1170," which may indicate encoding errors or incomplete records. The document also contains a sworn statement by Hubert Jamer Putt alleging involvement in the deaths of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Senator Robert F. Kennedy on the same day, though this appears to be part of an unrelated or fragmented legal proceeding.  

Key People:  
- James Earl Ray (suspect in MLK’s assassination)  
- Donald Stout (guard suspected of aiding Ray’s escape)  
- Robert Dale Porter (inmate who provided details about Ray)  
- Hubert Jamer Putt (petitioner alleging involvement in murders)  
- Albert Ahnstraria (associated with Murder Inc.)  
- Sirhan T. Sinhan (defendant in California case)  
- U.S. Attorney General, Director of Prisons, and prison officials (alleged conspirators)  

Key Locations:  
- Missouri State Penitentiary (Ray’s incarceration)  
- Memphis, Kansas City, Denver (FBI offices involved in investigations)  
- California (legal proceeding involving Sirhan T. Sinhan)  
- Federal custody facilities (not specified)  

Key Events:  
- James Earl Ray’s alleged escape from prison in 1967  
- FBI interviews with inmates and staff regarding Ray’s behavior and potential alliances  
- Investigation into Donald Stout’s possible role in aiding Ray’s escape  
- Alleged murders of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Senator Robert F. Kennedy on the same day (from a sworn statement by Hubert Jamer Putt)  
- Legal proceedings in California against Sirhan T. Sinhan  
- Petitioner’s claims of illegal detention, mistreatment, and conspiracy by U.S. officials  

Key Organizations:  
- FBI (coordinated investigations into Ray’s activities)  
- Murder Inc. (alleged association with Albert Ahnstraria)  
- U.S. federal prison system (involved in alleged conspiracy)  
- California legal system (proceeding against Sirhan T. Sinhan)

MLK Declassified Files

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