James Earl Ray, who entered a guilty plea in March, 1969, in the killing of Martin Luther King, says he spends much of his time researching legal papers on his case.

The King family is requesting a private view of the case files before the public gets access to long awaited information.

James Earl Ray confessed to the crime in 1969 but later claimed he was set up. Many, including King's family, suspect a larger conspiracy involving other individuals or organizations. James Earl ...

The family has long questioned the official account of Dr. King's assassination, suggesting a possible conspiracy involving James Earl Ray and other parties, including governmental agencies. ATLANTA - ...

More than fifty years ago, James Earl Ray, after driving his white Ford Mustang from Atlanta, checked into the New Rebel Motel in Memphis, Tennessee. Days before the trip, Ray had purchased a ...