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Video of James Earl Ray Released

Almost exactly 45 years to the day after Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated,new video footage has surfaced of his killer, James Earl Ray.

The Shelby County, Tenn., Register's office released the newly restored footage this week, posting several videos to its website chronicling certain aspects of the assassin's arrest and trial. The most dramatic of the videos shows Ray receiving his Miranda rights on an airplane shortly after his arrest in London in June, 1968.

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