#40 James Earl Ray sits with his attorney Mark Lane during testimony before the House Assassinations Committee in Washington, 1978.

James Earl Ray sits with his attorney Mark Lane during testimony before the House Assassinations Committee in Washington, 1978.

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#40 James Earl Ray sits with his attorney Mark Lane during testimony before the House Assassinations Committee in Washington, 1978.

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