floor boarding house. the rear of the building looks out at the lorraine motel just across the street. ray managed to get this room, 5b, in the back. it is incredibly small. it is, indeed. and a little bit tacky, too. the boardinghouse is now part of the national civil rights museum at the lorraine motel. museum president, beverly robertson, showed me ray s room. one of the witnesses later said that this desk with a mirror that we can see there was actually in front of the window. it had been. he shifted that. he moved it. they say he moved it, because people on either side of the room heard noise during the course of the day. furniture dragging? furniture dragging, chairs moving. ray used a $20 bill to rent the room for the week, then left to buy these binoculars at a nearby sporting goods store. he paid with two more $20 bills. an eerie echo of the unsolved
across the street. ray managed to get this room, 5b, in the back. it is incredibly small. it is, indeed. and a little bit tacky, too. the boardinghouse is now part of the national civil rights museum at the lorraine motel. museum president, beverly robertson, showed me ray s room. one of the witnesses later said that this desk with a mirror that we can see there was actually in front of the window. it had been. he shifted that. he moved it. they say he moved it, because people on either side of the room heard noise during the course of the day. furniture dragging? furniture dragging, chairs moving. ray used a $20 bill to rent the room for the week, then left to buy these binoculars at a nearby sporting goods store. he paid with two more $20 bills. an eerie echo of the unsolved bank robbery back in his
course of the day. furniture dragging? furniture dragging, chairs moving. ray used a $20 bill to rent the room for the week, then left to buy these binoculars at a nearby sporting goods store. he paid with two more $20 bills. an eerie echo of the unsolved bank robbery back in his hometown. next door at the fire station few black cops and firemen there were being sent away. policeman edward redditt got a phone call. the voice says, i m going to kill you. i said, what? we going to kill you. superiors removed redditt from his surveillance post. they said, for his safety. we were some proud guys then. floyd newsom was one of the city s first black firefighters. he was transferred away from the fire station for the day. there s never been a good explanation to this day. that made it smell a little bit. that made it smell a lot. ray had parked his mustang
it is incredibly small. it is, indeed. and a little bit tacky, too. the boardinghouse is now part of the national civil rights museum at the lorraine motel. museum president, beverly robertson, showed me ray s room. one of the witnesses later said that this desk with a mirror that we can see there was actually in front of the window. it had been. he shifted that. he moved it. they say he moved it, because people on either side of the room heard noise during the course of the day. furniture dragging? furniture dragging, chairs moving. ray used a $20 bill to rent the room for the week, then left to buy these binoculars at a nearby sporting goods store. he paid with two more $20 bills. an eerie echo of the unsolved bank robbery back in his hometown. next door at the fire station few black cops and firemen there were being sent away.
5b, in the back. it is incredibly small. it is, indeed. and a little bit tacky, too. the boardinghouse is now part of the national civil rights museum at the lorraine motel. museum president, beverly robertson, showed me ray s room. one of the witnesses later said that this desk with a mirror that we can see there was actually in front of the window. it had been. he shifted that. he moved it. they say he moved it, because people on either side of the room heard noise during the course of the day. furniture dragging? furniture dragging, chairs moving. ray used a $20 bill to rent the room for the week, then left to buy these binoculars at a nearby sporting goods store. he paid with two more $20 bills. an eerie echo of the unsolved bank robbery back in his hometown. next door at the fire station