#24 James Earl Ray hides his face behind his hand as he passes photographers en route to a maximum security cell in the Tennessee State Prison in Nashville, Tennessee, 1969.

James Earl Ray hides his face behind his hand as he passes photographers en route to a maximum security cell in the Tennessee State Prison in Nashville, Tennessee, 1969.

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#24 James Earl Ray hides his face behind his hand as he passes photographers en route to a maximum security cell in the Tennessee State Prison in Nashville, Tennessee, 1969.

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