</s>PAGE THREE LA 44-1574 LOS ANGELES POLICE DEPARTMENT ADVISED TODAY THEY ARE IN RECEIPT OF CALL FROM CARMEN RUBIO, NEW ORLEANS, FIVE. TWO TWO TWO DASH ONE TWO TWO AND TWO, THE GRANDMOTHER OF FOUR CHILDREN OF RITA ROSA (STEIN) AND SHE ADVISES SHE WAS AWARDED CUSTODY OF THEM AND IS TRYING TO GET THEM BACK. LOS ANGELESS SHERIFF'S OFFICE (CLASO) SHOWS ARREST RECORD FOR RITA (NNNN) ROSAS, AKA STEIN. LASO PHOTO IDENTICAL TO RITa STEIN THIS CASE: ARRESS MADE BY LAPO ON MAY EIGHTENICAL SIXTY SEVEN ON CHARGE OF PERMITTING GAMBLING. DESCRIPTION: WHITE FEMALE, DOG MARCH OF PERMITING EIGHT. POB NEW ORLANS. LA ., FIVE FEET THREE INCHES. ONE TWENTY TWO POUNDS. BLACK HAIR: BROWN EYES. RESIDENCE THIRTY THREE FORTY FLOYD TERRACE. HOLLYWOOD, BROTHER CHARLES STEIN, SAME ADDRESS, OCCUPATION BARMAD AT "THE ORBIT", FOUR FOUR ZERO FOUR MELROSE, LOS ANGELES, SCAR ON RIGHT ARM. AND LEFT CHEEK. BAIL SET AT TWO HUNDRED SEVENTY SIX DOLLARS. NO DISPOSITION SET FORTN. CALIFORNIA CRIMINAL IDENTIFICATION AND INVESTIGATION NUMBER THREE DASH TWO SEVEN NINE DASH EIGHT SEVEN. FINGERPRINT CLASSIFICATION FOURTEEN M. ONE U U UII EIGHT OVER M TWO U OIM NINE. RE. LOUIS LOMAX AND CHARLES STEIN: LOS ANGELes HERALD EXAMINER APRIL TWENTLY SIX INSTANT CARRIED. END PAGE THREE 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary  
The text comprises historical law enforcement records from the 1960s, primarily focusing on investigations into James Earl Ray, the suspect in Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination. It details FBI and local police efforts to track Ray's movements between 1967-1968, including telephone calls made from Texas locations such as San Antonio, Del Rio, and Marathon. The documents reference smuggling activities involving small appliances (e.g., TVs, washing machines) transported via fishing boats in Brownsville, Texas, with connections to Mexican individuals like López García or Mateo García. Ray's alleged ties to Mexico, including stays in Campeche and visits to Torreón/Torrejón for low-cost prostitution, are noted. Cecil Clayton Lillibridge, a former inmate of Ray’s, is mentioned as a potential co-conspirator, with claims that Ray planned criminal activities and intended to retire to Mexico. The text highlights the FBI's forensic efforts, including fingerprint comparisons, but stops short of conclusive evidence linking Ray directly to King’s assassination. Some details remain speculative or unverified, reflecting the challenges of 1960s investigative methods.  

Key People  
- **James Earl Ray**: Suspect in MLK Jr.'s assassination; tracked for movements and smuggling activities.  
- **Cecil Clayton Lillibridge**: Former inmate of Ray’s; alleged co-conspirator with ties to criminal plans.  
- **López García / Mateo García**: Mexican individuals linked to Ray’s smuggling operations via fishing boats in Brownsville, Texas.  

Key Locations  
- **Texas**: San Antonio, Del Rio, Marathon, Brownsville (smuggling routes).  
- **Mexico**: Campeche (near Yucatán Peninsula), Torreón/Torrejón (prostitution connections).  

Key Events  
- FBI and local police investigations into Ray’s movements during 1967-1968.  
- Tracking of telephone calls from Texas locations, including coin-operated phone records.  
- Alleged smuggling of appliances via fishing boats to Mexico for sale to peasants.  
- Lillibridge’s testimony about Ray’s criminal aspirations and plans to retire in Mexico.  
- FBI fingerprint checks and comparisons with Ray’s prints.  

Key Organizations  
- **FBI**: Conducted surveillance, forensic analysis, and interagency coordination.  
- Local police departments (e.g., San Antonio, Dallas): Assisted in tracking Ray’s activities.

MLK Declassified Files

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