</s>1/69 CLASSIFICATION NO. Volume Number 1/4 supplenset Series 1/21-1/9 1/2-1-1.9 1/1-0-0.0-3.0 Bureau of Investigation (F.C.A.D. BUREAU FBI - CENTRAL RECORDS CENTER FBI - NEW YORK CITY Class / Case # Sub Vol. Serial # 00044 1609 1A 1 1A21 OPEN INVESTIGATION Business File Number 12/13/11463554 12/31/11463354 RAPPOOSA221 RAPPOSA241 P.P. 2/24 (FLV) 4/13:00 See date No. 1/4-11/1476 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary:  
The document contains a collection of FBI records related to case numbers 1/4-11/1476 and 44-1609-1A. It includes forms such as FD-340, PD-440, and FD-359, which reference interviews with individuals like Jack C. Ham and James Earl Ray. Entries mention dates ranging from April 1968 to June 1968, with details about photos of laundry marks, anonymous letters, charge tickets, and FBI procedures for voluntary appearances. The records also note the handling of documents under Executive Order 14176, including searches, indexing, and filing dates. References to "RAPPOSA221" and "RAPPOSA241" appear in some entries but lack contextual clarification.  

Key People:  
- Jack C. Ham (interviewed on 4/6/68)  
- James Earl Ray (mentioned in multiple records, including photos and charge tickets)  
- Special Agents: James J. Reilly, John W. Murgue, James F. Reilly  

Key Locations:  
- New York City (FBI offices, La Guardia Airport)  
- Independence, Missouri  
- Columbia, South Carolina  

Key Events:  
- Voluntary appearances and interviews with suspects (4/6/68)  
- Handling of anonymous letters and photographs (1968)  
- Filing and indexing of documents under FBI procedures  
- References to "RAPPOSA" codes and case management  

Key Organizations:  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- New York City Police Department (PD)  
- U.S. Postal Service (mentions of postage due)

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44-ny-1609-1a_sec_001_ser_1a21.pdf

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