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The documents detail legal proceedings related to James Earl Ray’s trial for the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., including a motion to delay the trial by 90 days to allow defense preparation. Earl Ray, charged with murder, had previously faced a trial in July but was granted a postponement. The court considered motions from both prosecution and defense, with discussions about legal strategies, witness testimony, and potential conspiracies involving Ray’s brother, John Ray. References include Arthur J. Hanes Sr., Ray’s original counsel who was dismissed, and mentions of legal arguments regarding the trial’s scheduling. Statements from individuals involved suggest possible involvement of others in the assassination plot, though details remain unclear. The documents also reference unrelated legal cases, civil rights issues, and personal accounts from individuals connected to Ray, including claims about his activities in London and Canada.  

Key People: James Earl Ray (charged with murder), Arthur J. Hanes Sr. (former defense attorney), John Ray (brother of Earl Ray), Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. (victim), Judge (court official), unnamed attorneys and witnesses.  

Key Locations: Memphis, Tennessee; St. Louis, Missouri; London, England; Canada; Birmingham, Alabama; Jefferson City, Missouri.  

Key Events: Postponement of Earl Ray’s trial to March 3, legal motions for delay, discussions about defense strategies, statements from John Ray regarding conspiracy, references to unrelated civil rights cases, and mentions of Ray’s alleged activities in London and Canada.  

Key Organizations: Courts (various jurisdictions), law firms, civil rights organizations (implied through context).

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