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King assassination probe finds no conclusive conspiracy link
The House committee on assassinations concluded it could not prove or disprove a conspiracy in Martin Luther King Jr. s 1968 murder for a $50,000 bounty. Despite extensive interviews and subpoenas, no direct evidence linked James Earl Ray to a broader plot or to his brothers, Raoul or others, with credible proof. The inquiry, nearly finished after two years and a $5.8 million cost, emphasized that the realistic chance of a major breakthrough remains small.
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