Nick from Flushing, NY - I've read the book you cite, and it's badly written and badly researched. Why anyone would believe a story concocted by an institutionalized hardened criminal like James Earl Ray, is beyond me. As for Rob Kassabian from Brooklyn's mention of a "brand new Ford Mustang," the guests clearly state Ray was a stone cold thief. There is also clear evidence that Ray's brother and other family members supplied him with money.

Sounds like a good opportunity to focus a spotlight on mental illness and the possible ramifications of not addressing it as a society.

If you had a photograph you should present it and see what happens, don't assume what would happen as if you are talking to morons thanks.

What did Hampton just say? Did he just say the N word instead of saying he used the "N word?"

Are Mr. Sides and Mr. Ives aware of the book "An Act of Stste; The Execution of Martin Luther King," by William F. Pepper? Are they aware of the 1999 civil action suit brought by the King family, WHICH THEY WON? How can they assert with certainty that James Earl Ray was Dr. King's assassin?

Wise men and women know who stalked and eventually killed The Rev Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

James Earl Ray was driving around in a brand new Ford Mustang that he purchased with cash shortly before the assassination. How does a recently escaped convict afford such a nice car unless there are backers that want King dead that are financing his journeys?

Bayard Ruskin taught MLK early on to be non-violent.