</s>104-10104-10392 NATIONAL ENQUITIER July 14 1968 Exclusive Interview With Mark Lane Dr. King and Senator Kennedy are linked in the same pattern of assassist: nation. in this scene clear to me that the slay- Bobby, JFK & King ing: "Why? I believe these people are the people. I believe they are the same poo- assassinations All "Why?" Because they have a great deal of death because they are stopped. they have a lot of be in danger. I can't in danger, but I sincerely, hope assassinations All to Lee Harvey to the Lee Harvey happen to the as- Plotted by the CIA sassin' to the senator assassin of the Senator "One of the must- "The only one must- by WILLIAM DICK "There are guns between me and the sassins of the Senate. "The assassination of Senator Rob. "The guns were between me & the was a SAVS LANE "Sassin's safety - as- "The CIA." "One one must "The Assassination of Senator Kob. "White House, two days after Senator District Attorney James Garrison may of New Orleans "The Kennedy was plotted by the Mur. "On June 1, June 1. Lane after the District Attorney Jones Garrison may of New Orleans "All people who ordered the murder." ENQUIRIER: Garrison is convinced there there are a Martin Luther King. killed because of Senator Kennedy was the District attorney James Garrison May "All three killings were ordered by the "U.S. U.S." was the Senate's President Kennedy to the Kennedy's murder. He has conducted Garrison's murder, and he was conducted attorney Mark Lane. "The US. President Kennedy, and his murder. "The US was little doubt doubt that Dr. JFK's charged two men with conspiracy in attorney William L. L. Kennedy. "Garrisson's life must be in brother. President Kenny, and Dr. Kennedy's murderer." "Rush in Judgment, in criticism of the same reason - and on orders of the danger if he succeeds in beating Warren Commission Kennedy, said "The same reason" and "If police are faced with a series of a "serious" in the danger he represents being being in "The same" in danger if the "danger if he succeseds in beating "The "JFK's murder" is the danger of the "gangster" he is trying to stop him proceeding with."

Summary  
The document contains an interview with Mark Lane discussing conspiracy theories surrounding the assassinations of President John F. Kennedy (JFK) and Senator Robert F. Kennedy (RFK). Lane suggests a connection between these killings, attributing them to government or organized groups, including references to the CIA. He mentions District Attorney James Garrison of New Orleans as an investigator into RFK's murder, noting Garrison’s belief that the assassinations were ordered by U.S. authorities. The text also includes fragmented claims about legal cases involving figures like Lee Harvey Oswald and Jack Ruby, with some unclear or corrupted sections. References to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. are tied to the broader context of political violence, though no direct link to RFK is established. The document contains location codes (e.g., <loc_381>) and mentions legal proceedings in New Orleans, Memphis, and New York City, but lacks coherent structure or clear dates beyond vague references to June 1 and other unspecified times.  

Key People  
- Mark Lane: Interviewed individual who theorizes conspiracies behind JFK and RFK assassinations.  
- James Garrison: District Attorney of New Orleans, investigated RFK’s murder and linked to JFK assassination theories.  
- Lee Harvey Oswald: Mentioned as a figure in conspiracy discussions, though context is unclear.  
- Jack Ruby: Referenced in connection to Oswald’s death.  
- Robert F. Kennedy (RFK): Central figure in the assassination investigation discussed.  
- Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.: Tied to broader themes of political violence but not directly linked to RFK.  

Key Locations  
- New Orleans, Louisiana: Site of Garrison’s legal proceedings and investigations.  
- Memphis, Tennessee: Mentioned as a location for events related to Dr. King.  
- New York City: Referenced in legal contexts.  
- Dallas, Texas: Site of JFK’s assassination.  

Key Events  
- Assassination of RFK on June 5, 1968: Investigated by Garrison and linked to broader conspiracy theories.  
- Investigation into JFK’s assassination by the Warren Commission: Criticized by Lane as rushed or incomplete.  
- Legal cases involving Oswald and Ruby: Fragmented references to trials and charges.  
- Claims of CIA involvement in planning assassinations: Theorized by Lane but not substantiated in the text.  

Key Organizations  
- U.S. Government: Implied involvement in assassination plots through conspiracy theories.  
- Warren Commission: Criticized for its handling of JFK’s assassination investigation.  
- Federal Courts: Mentioned in legal proceedings related to Oswald and Ruby.

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