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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1977

Page

8

Huie says he warned House panel of Ray jail escape plan

William Bradford Huie testified to a 12 hour session that he warned the House committee investigating Martin Luther King Jr’s assassination that James Earl Ray planned to escape from jail. He denied a conspiracy and accused Coretta King and Andrew Young of injecting politics into the case.

New York William Bradford Huie House Martin Luther King Jr James Earl Ray Huie Ray King Coretta U.N Andrew Young Mark Lane

Lawyer claims courts forced Ray to escape from prison

Washington attorney James H. Lesar says James Earl Ray believed there was no alternative but to escape from a Tennessee prison. He argues Ray would not have faced trial if the courts had given him the trial he deserved and notes Ray’s expectation of a quick release.

Washington James Earl Ray Martin Luther King Jr James H. Lesar Ray Tennessee Martin Luther King

King Case Inquiry Burdened by Ray Escape

U S House Assassinations Committee members warn Ray escape endangers the King assassination inquiry. Chair Louis Stokes says no evidence of a conspiracy but fears his client may be silenced. Rep Christopher Dodd and Del Walter Fauntroy demand Ray be recaptured alive to keep the key link intact.

Washington House James Earl Ray Martin Luther King Jr Louis Stokes Ohio Ray King Stokes Christopher Dodd D-Conn Dodd Del Walter Fauntroy D-D.c Fauntroy

Manhunt Fire at Prison Endangers Escaped Inmate

Correction officials say a prisoner escaped with five others after a wall crossing sparked a gunfight with guards. One inmate was shot twice and captured. another injured during the wall climb. FBI coordinated search with 40 agents and five helicopters as authorities described a hail of gunfire at the final climber.

FBI Henderson Harry Swason Knoxville Coor Powell Davis Robert Lehner House Ray

King Killed Nine Years Ago

Memphis AP recounts the 1968 assassination of Martin Luther King Jr in Memphis at the Lorraine Motel. It notes James Earl Ray as the captured suspect in London, his extradition, guilty plea, and later recantation as the case moved through Memphis Criminal Court.

Ray Hare Dr. King FBI Huie Memphis, Tenn Martin Luther King Jr Lorraine Memphis St. Joseph's Hospital King Nashville James Earl Ray Preston Battle

Ray E Ray Claims Escape Motive In Nashville Interview

James Earl Ray told the Nashville Tennessean he wanted to escape from Brushy Mountain State Prison. He cited a desire to be free and said inmates aided his Missouri escape while denying prison-official help. He asserted his innocence in King’s 1968 assassination and described his legal coercion claim by attorney Percy Foreman.

Nashville, Tenn James Earl Ray Nashville Vande Berg Missouri Ray Martin Luther King Jr Memphis Brushy Mountain East Tennessee Petros Vande Burg King Percy Foreman Texas

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