</s>FD-340 (REV. 6-24-65) File No. 14-175-1A13 Date Received Date Received: (NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR) (ADDRESS OF CONTRITOR) (CITY AND STATE) By (NAME of SPECIAL AGENT) To Be Returned Yes Receipt given Yes No Description: DHO-35 JAMES ENCEL RAY 1946 No. DEPT.OF CORRECTIONS. 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary  
The text includes FD-340 fingerprint records and administrative documents from the St. Louis Police Department and Missouri Department of Corrections. These records detail individuals such as Robert Dale Porter, James Earl Ray, Lee Holden Parker, Jack Eugene Gawron, and Eugene Warren, with entries containing dates of birth, physical descriptions, FBI numbers, and release information under Executive Order 14176. References to prison releases, liquor license applications (e.g., Carol Pepperer/Jack's Place), and police department case files are noted. The documents appear to reflect routine administrative or investigative record-keeping rather than direct evidence related to the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr.  

Key People  
- Robert Dale Porter: Fingerprint card details including DOB 10/15/29, height 5'11", weight 166 lbs., blue hair, blue eyes.  
- James Earl Ray: Fingerprint records with FBI #306.443A, listed with Missouri Department of Corrections, released under Executive Order 14176.  
- Lee Holden Parker: Police file reference with DOB 5/4/12 and St. Louis residence.  
- Jack Eugene Gawron: Fingerprint card entry.  
- Eugene Warren: Fingerprint records linked to Missouri Department of Corrections.  

Key Locations  
- St. Louis, Missouri: Multiple police department references, prison releases, liquor license applications.  
- Missouri Department of Corrections: Release under Executive Order 14176 for several individuals.  
- St. Louis Police Department: Contributor to fingerprint cards and case files.  

Key Events  
- Creation and release under Executive Order 14176 of fingerprint records for multiple individuals.  
- Liquor license application process for a retail business (Carol Pepperer/Jack's Place).  
- Administrative record-keeping by St. Louis Police Department and Missouri corrections authorities.  

Key Organizations  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI): Fingerprint records with FBI numbers.  
- Missouri Department of Corrections: Involved in release under Executive Order 14176.  
- St. Louis Police Department: Maintained fingerprint cards and case files.  
- Missouri Department of Revenue: Implied through liquor license applications.

MLK Declassified Files

44-sl-775_742351_07-03-part_1_of_2.pdf

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