</s>. PAGE THREE UPSET AND TOOK THE GUN. OUT. SIMON SAID COLE CAN DESCRIBE THE GUN .. MR. SIMION SAID CBS-NEWS WAS TAKING NO FURTHER ACTION ON ABOVE INFORMATION AND FURNISHED SAME TO THIS BUREAU FOR ANY ACTION DEEMED ADVISABLE. CINCINNATI AT HAMILTON, OHIO. ONE - WILL LOCATE AND THOROUGHLY INTERVIEW COLE, ONE THREE SEVEN NORTH SECOND STREET, OBTAIN FULL FACTS REGARDING INCIDENT OF JANUARY FIVE, SIXTY EIGHT AT WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA. TWO - CONDUCT LOCAL BACKGROUND CHECKS RE. COLE. END RH FBI CINCINTI 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary: The document contains fragmented entries comprising numerical codes, location references (e.g., New York), and names such as Thomas D. Rood, Joseph Fertitta, John Quinkin Black, Richard Galt, George Wiedeman, and John Larry Ray. It includes file identifiers like "NY 44-1609," administrative notes about document handling, references to release under Executive Order 14176, and mentions of unspecified investigations or records. There is no direct reference to Martin Luther King Jr., the assassination, or related individuals/events. The content appears to pertain to unrelated administrative or investigative files rather than a focused inquiry into MLK's assassination.  

Key People: Thomas D. Rood, Joseph Fertitta, John Quinkin Black, Richard Galt, George Wiedeman, John Larry Ray  

Key Locations: New York, Columbus airport, United Pritt (possibly a misspelling), locations referenced in codes like NY 44-1609  

Key Events: Administrative document handling, unspecified investigations, references to file releases under Executive Order 14176, mentions of "wanted" individuals and location searches  

Key Organizations: None explicitly identified; entries suggest government administrative or investigative units but do not specify names of organizations.

MLK Declassified Files

44-ny-1609_sec_006_ser_621-part_2_of_8.pdf

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