Collection search - Ray, James Earl - Interview

BROWN, Alex C.

1980-0143

Sound

4 of 4

1977

interviewer, Warner Troyer

Interview by Warner Troyer of James Earl Ray, about his innocence in the Martin Luther King assassination, the events surrounding the killing, the extent of his involvement, [Raoul] the man he worked for, his smuggling in Canada, the U.S. and Mexico before the assassination, his flight from the U.S. after the killing, his capture in London, England, the trial, evidence (or lack of) against him, his life in prison, and any hope for recourse in the future. There is also a brief interview of Ray’s lawyer, who outlines what legal action is being taken, and talks briefly about Ray. <3h>

English

Open

with written permission of copyright owner until 2031 : no donor restrictions : permission of Warner Troyer for interviews