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Summary  
The document contains fragmented information related to the extradition of James Earl Ray from the United Kingdom to the United States for alleged involvement in the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. It references a formal extradition request submitted by U.S. authorities, with details about legal proceedings involving British and American law enforcement. The text mentions Ray's arrest in London, his detention in a secure cell at Brixton Jail, and efforts to transfer him to Canada for trial. There are also notes on the involvement of the FBI, the Home Office, and the Foreign Office in coordinating the extradition process. Additionally, the document includes unrelated commercial advertisements, a brief mention of Peru's political situation, and a transcript of Ray's incoherent statements during an interrogation.  

Key People  
- James Earl Ray: Accused assassin of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., arrested in London, detained in Brixton Jail.  
- Mrs. Sprakowski: Landlady who reported contact with Ray in London.  
- U.S. Consul General: Involved in extradition procedures.  
- British Home Secretary: Mentioned in legal proceedings related to Ray's detention.  
- FBI and CIA: Referenced in investigations and legal coordination.  

Key Locations  
- Brixton Jail, London: Site of Ray's detention.  
- Toronto, Canada: Mentioned as a location for potential extradition or trial.  
- Memphis, Tennessee: Location of Dr. King's assassination.  
- Washington, D.C.: Headquarters of the U.S. Foreign Office and FBI.  

Key Events  
- Extradition request for James Earl Ray from the UK to the US.  
- Legal proceedings involving British and American authorities over Ray's arrest and transfer.  
- Investigation into Ray's movements in London, including interactions with landladies.  
- Mention of a $1 million reward for information leading to Ray's capture.  
- Incoherent statements by Ray during an interrogation, possibly recorded as part of the investigation.  

Key Organizations  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI): Involved in extradition and legal coordination.  
- British Home Office: Handled extradition and detention procedures.  
- U.S. Foreign Office: Coordinated international legal efforts.  
- Canadian authorities: Mentioned in potential trial proceedings for Ray.

MLK Declassified Files

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