#42 U.N. Ambassador Andrew Young appears before the House Assasinations committee, stating that he knew no evidence that the FBI was involved in the assasination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 1978.

U.N. Ambassador Andrew Young appears before the House Assasinations committee, stating that he knew no evidence that the FBI was involved in the assasination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 1978.

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

#42 U.N. Ambassador Andrew Young appears before the House Assasinations committee, stating that he knew no evidence that the FBI was involved in the assasination of Martin Luther King, Jr., 1978.

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