</s>PO 245 (REV. 413-60) H. S. Department of Justice MATERIAL MUST NOT BE REMOVED FROM OR ADDED TO THIS FILED MALL DEPARTMENT PENDING WITH UNLIMITED 500.00 W.O. FEDERAL BUREA DO NOT DESTROY . PERUNG . PENNING LITICATION DO NOT RESTROY. PENING LITIGATION. 5-2-2.5-12. ENTIRE FILE REVIEWED FOR HISTORICAL of DECLASSIFICATION INVESTIGATION and LITIFICATION of the 2he Bureau File Number 44-38861 Serifie Alleme Number. ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED HERLIN IS INCLAS DATI/11/10/10 SPICK/C/B DO NOT DESTLOT.P.O LITTICATION DO NOT NOT DESTSROY See also Nos. HISTORSABL WHITE. DO NOT DESTROY, HISTORTICAL HISTORSAL A/TOWNES VALUE, NATIONAL ARCHIVES C Dawson 4.566 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O ., 14176

Summary: The documents consist of a series of file entries related to an investigation involving multiple individuals, including photos, fingerprint records, passport reviews, and witness descriptions. File numbers such as 44-703-1A are referenced repeatedly, with entries detailing items like color photos of clothing with laundry marks, fingerprints of Franklin Frederick Albert Bullmeyer, and passport information for John Alan Peduccia and Charles Frederic Walker. The text includes repeated references to "2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176," likely indicating declassification status. While the documents mention individuals and investigative procedures, there is no direct reference to Martin Luther King Jr., his assassination, or related events.  

Key People: Franklin Frederick Albert Bullmeyer, John Alan Peduccia, Charles Frederic Walker, Sumpter Gault (also referred to as "Merchant Marine" and "Artist Conception"), Emil Matalik, David K. Parrish, and others listed in passport and fingerprint records.  

Key Locations: Memphis, Baltimore, Maryland; references to federal agencies and police departments.  

Key Events: Passport file reviews, fingerprint collection, photo documentation of clothing items with laundry marks, witness descriptions of suspects, and administrative procedures for document handling and declassification.  

Key Organizations: Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), U.S. Department of Justice, Baltimore Police Department, and other federal law enforcement agencies.

MLK Declassified Files

44-wfo-703_742153_10-05-part_1_of_3.pdf

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