One page typescript, 8.5 x 11, of a USA Today interview with topic being Martin Luther King's Assassin, signed 'James Earl Ray' in black ballpoint. Ray talks about how the evidence against him, conspiracies, where he was when King was killed, that he didn't pull the trigger on April 4, 1968, what it takes for someone to shoot a stranger, and other related topics. In part: 'USA Today: ...Do you still say you didn't kill him? RAY:I don't answer any of those questions anymore. I have denied that in the congressional hearings and in the courts, so it gets kind of obnoxious. USA Today: Do you have any idea who might have done it? Ray: We put information in books and things like that, but before you can get all the facts out, records are going to have to be declassified USA Today: What do you think it takes for someone to shoot a stranger? RAY: People who do that usually do it for money. It's too much trouble for just some type of political gain.' In fine condition. Even more excellent content, too lengthy to include all here. RRAuction COA.
