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The Department of Justice and Federal Bureau of Investigation performed a thorough investigation into the responsibility of James Earl Ray for the assassination of Dr. King, and conducted a thorough fugitive investigation, but failed to investigate adequately the possibility of conspiracy in the assassination. The Federal Bureau of Investigation manifested a lack of concern for constitutional rights in the manner in which it conducted parts of the investigation.}}

The Department of Justice and Federal Bureau of Investigation performed a thorough investigation into the responsibility of James Earl Ray for the assassination of Dr. King, and conducted a thorough fugitive investigation, but failed to investigate adequately the possibility of conspiracy in the assassination. The Federal Bureau of Investigation manifested a lack of concern for constitutional rights in the manner in which it conducted parts of the investigation.}}

Attorney Mark Lane, who appeared with James Earl Ray at the Congressional hearings, and who was later revealed via the Mitrokhin archive to have received indirect financial aid from the [[KGB]] for at least one of his books,<ref>https://groups.google.com/g/alt.assassination.jfk/c/QXolKd9Uu8g?pli=1</ref> insisted the FBI was involved in the assassination.<ref>https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/politics/1978/10/28/kings-assassins-were-fbi-men-mark-lane-says/23bd831c-84ee-4871-930e-d370601d4fd9/</ref>

Attorney Mark Lane, who appeared with James Earl Ray at the Congressional hearings, and who was later revealed via the Mitrokhin archive to have received indirect financial aid from the [[KGB]] for at least one of his books,<ref>https://archive.humanevents.com/2007/11/22/the-dragon-of-disinformation/</ref> insisted the FBI was involved in the assassination.<ref>https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/politics/1978/10/28/kings-assassins-were-fbi-men-mark-lane-says/23bd831c-84ee-4871-930e-d370601d4fd9/</ref>

== Memorial  ==

== Memorial  ==