Trump releases Martin Luther King assassination files
US Department of Justice, Martin Luther King Jr.
Files include the records of FBI, who observes the civil rights leader as part of the effort to discredit the Nobel Peace Prize winner.
The files were published on the website of national archives that say that more will be published.
On April 4, 1968, King died of the bullet of a assassin in Tennessee, Tennessee, because he called on economic issues and peace from a campaign that was not violent for Equal rights for African Americans.
His death shook the United States within a year, which brought the assassination of racing uprisings, Vietnam War demonstrations and presidential candidate Robert F Kennedy.
In the beginning of 2025, US President Donald Trump issued a digital document about the assassinations of Robert Kennedy and former President John F Kennedy, who was killed in 1963.
Trump promised to make more transparency about Kennedy’s death. After taking office, Robert Kennedy and King have ordered to provide a plan to publish records about the assassinations of King.
In the 1950s and the 1960s – even in the 1960s – even in the King, the Bureau had suspicious ties during the Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union because of what the Bureau said wrong at that time.
In recent years, the FBI has accepted an example of “abuse and excessive access” on its history.
The civil rights leader’s family wanted to “this with empathy, restriction and respect for the ongoing grief of our family” and condemned the “attempts to abuse these documents”.
“Now we should honor more victims than ever – a society caused by compassion, unity and equality.” He said.
“Throughout the life of our father, the invading, predatory and deeply disturbing disinformation and surveillance campaign organized by J Edgar Hoover through the Federal Investigation Office throughout the life of our father was brutally targeted.” He said.
James Earl Ray, a discriminatory and drifter, admitted that he had killed the king, but later he retreated. He died in prison in 1998.
King’s family, in 1999, filed a false death law case in Tennessee, which unanimously concluded a jury, including a victim of a conspiracy containing our father and anonymous common conspiracies, including state institutions.
“The decision also confirmed that James Earl Ray was a shooter and that Mr. Ray was established to take the crime. Our family sees this decision as a approval of our long -standing beliefs.”
Jowers, once a Memphis police officer, said ABC joined Prime Time Live in 1993 to kill King. 2023 The Ministry of Justice described the allegations of the report as suspicious.
