James Earl Ray: The Man Who Killed Dr. Martin Luther King

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Bibliography

CourtTV. 1999 “Coverage of the King Assassination Conspiracy Trial.”

Huie, William Bradford. 1968. “He Slew The Dreamer”. Montgomery, Alabama: Black Belt Press.

Posner, Gerald. 1999. Killing The Dream. New York: Harvest Books.

Ray, James Earl. 1997. Who Killed Dr. Martin Luther King?: The True Story by the Alleged Assassin. New York: Shooting Star Press.

Shelby County, Tennessee District Attorney General. 1997. “Report of the Investigation of Lloyd Jowers”.

U.S. Department of Justice. 1977. “Report of the Department of Justice Task Force to Review the FBI Martin Luther King, Jr. Security and Assassination Investigations.”

Weisberg, Harold. 1969. “Martin Luther King: The Assassination.” New York: Carroll & Graff. achievements King left behind.

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1. Conspiracy?
2. Civil Rights
3. James Earl Ray
4. The F.B.I.'s Role
5. Raoul
6. Down South
7. The Road to Memphis
8. Known Facts
9. The Investigation
10. The Hunt for Ray
11. The Plea
12. Motive
13. Jowers
14. Conclusion
15. Bibliography