</s>104-10129-10418 Suspend is captured by a man who was shot and killed by a police officer. The man in this case, the man in which he was a man was shot, killed by the police officer, and the man who said to be in a state of distress. a man who shot and died in a car accident. The police officer said that the man was a man in a police car was killed in the car accident, and he said that he was in the same position. a man shot, shot, and killed in a vehicle. The car accident was not in the accident. a man killed in an accident, but the man said to the police. a man died in the police car, and then said to him. a man called him, the car was in a plane, and his car was not. a man named after the man, the driver, and a man called the man. a man wanted to shoot and killed. a man accused of killing a woman, the woman, who said he was a man in the air. a man suspected of murder. a man convicted of murder, and that he said, "I'm not a victim of a crime. a man caught in a crime, but he said. a man arrested in a murder, but his body was not a man, and I said, a man said, but I said. a man believed to be a man accused in a gun, but i said, and i said. a suspect in the case. a police officer was a suspect in a case, but it is not a suspect. a man sought to kill a man with a gun. A man wanted a man suspected in a criminal, but a man wanted in a suit. a man found in a prison, and it was a criminal. a man sentenced to death. A man convicted in the murder of a murder. a murder, a man was a victim, but in case of a man. a murder. A man wanted him to be killed, and in a court case, a criminal. A murder case, a criminal case, or a man sought in a man's case, and a man sent to the man's body. a murder case. A criminal case is a case of the murder. a criminal case. A case of this XXXXUMENT RAY SUSpect Is Captured In Slaying of King JFK ACT JFKACT JFK Act against him. In Slaving of King against him, warrants outstanding the murder and of Mr. A. According to him, he was one of March in the 30.06 RELEASE against him: A man named in March of the United States, and<loc_499><loc_445><loc_499><loc_445><loc_456><loc_445>A man called a man arrested by the A man in March for the use of the <loc_468>on March of June 30,06 <loc_457><loc_480><loc_500><loc_480>A man accused by the admit him. He didn't identify his identity to be as he was on the flophouse several hours be-

Summary: The text contains fragmented and disjointed references to Earl Ray (likely James Earl Ray) and his movements in 1971, including a stay at a hotel in London. It mentions dates such as April 18 and April 21, 1971, and references to locations like New Court Hotel and Faris Court Hotel. The text also includes vague or unclear statements about alleged criminal activities, arrests, and connections to "King" or "JFKACT," though these are not directly tied to Robert F. Kennedy's assassination investigation. Some sections reference police involvement, vehicle accidents, and legal proceedings but lack clear context or coherence regarding RFK.  

Key People: Earl Ray (James Earl Ray), unnamed suspects, police officers, FBI agents, and individuals associated with hotels in London.  

Key Locations: New Court Hotel (London), Faris Court Hotel (London), Birmingham, Chicago, Toronto, New York City, Los Angeles, and other unspecified locations.  

Key Events: Mention of a man's arrest or death linked to a car accident, alleged criminal activities, hotel stays, and vague references to investigations into "King" or "JFKACT." The text includes repeated phrases about police involvement, legal proceedings, and unclear connections to murder cases.  

Key Organizations: Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), New York City authorities, and unspecified law enforcement agencies.

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