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#36 James Earl Ray, wearing jacket and tie, is shown at his escape trial in Tennessee, 1977.

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James Earl Ray, wearing jacket and tie, is shown at his escape trial in Tennessee, 1977.

James Earl Ray’s 99-Year Sentence: The Controversial Trial and the Aftermath of Martin Luther King Jr. Assassination

#36 James Earl Ray, wearing jacket and tie, is shown at his escape trial in Tennessee, 1977.

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←#35 James Earl Ray, who is serving a 99 year sentence for the death of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., walks from the court room at Wartburg, Tennessee, 1977.
#37 Mark Lane, attorney for James Earl Ray.→

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