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#13 An ambulance arrives at site of Martin Luther King’s assassination.

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An ambulance arrives at site of Martin Luther King’s assassination.

Martin Luther King Jr.’s Assassination: Historic Photos Documenting The Assassination And Chaos After King’s Death

#13 An ambulance arrives at site of Martin Luther King’s assassination.

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←#12 Police and ambulance workers carry the body of Martin Luther King, Jr. down the stairs of the Lorraine Motel. Riots in over 100 American cities would break out shortly after.
#14 Bystanders run to search for the then-unknown assassin who shot Martin Luther King Jr. from a building just across the Lorraine Motel.→

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