he found this ad in the local newspaper. ray s own words, again. we got the address of the aeromarine supply out of the wanted ads section. i called there and they had a large supply of rifles. the store owner did not want to be interviewed, but pointed out where ray stood at the counter that day. i asked the salesman for a deer rifle, he showed me one, which i bought. but after ray left, he insisted the mystery man, raoul, told him to get a different rifle. i then called aeromarine and told them it was the wrong kind of rifle. i think i told them my brother-in-law told me that. ray wrote brother-in-law in this account. but the salesman told the fbi that ray said, his brother. did he mean you? were you in birmingham that day? no, that was just a figure of speech, i guess. because at that time i had never been in the state of birmingham. this is the rifle james earl ray would buy.
this account. but the salesman told the fbi that ray said, his brother. did he mean you? were you in birmingham that day? no, that was just a figure of speech, i guess. because at that time i had never been in the state of birmingham. this is the rifle james earl ray would buy. a powerful .30-06 remington bushmaster hunting rifle with a magnifying scope. a gun found just five days later left at the murder scene in memphis. ray bought that rifle using another alias. harvey lowmeyer. ray also bought a box of high-velocity soft-nosed bullets. the total cost for the gun and ammunition came to just under $250. ray paid in cash. once again, he used $20 bills. back in atlanta, reeling from the failed protest march, king was in a bleak mood. it was the only three or four days or week that he never smiled, he never laughed, he didn t say anything. when he said something, it was
he said, if we don t have a peaceful march in memphis, we cannot go to washington. that very next day, friday, march 29th, james earl ray drove from atlanta back to birmingham. he found this ad in the local newspaper. ray s own words, again. we got the address of the eromarine supply out of the want ads section. i called there and they had a large supply of rifles. that next day james earl ray drove from birmingham. i called and they said they had a large supply of rifles. the store owner did not want to be interviewed, but pointed out where ray stood at the counter that day. i asked the salesman for a deer rifle, he showed me one, which i bought. but after ray left, he insisted the mystery man, raoul, told him to get a different rifle. i then called eromarine and told them it was the wrong kind of rifle. i think i told them my brother-in-law told me that. ray wrote brother-in-law in this account. but the salesman told the fbi that ray said, his brother. did he mean
a worried neighbor came to look for them and could not find them called them on the phone and said are you okay. and ray said, yes, i m fine, why do you ask? and the neighbor said, because you don t have a home to come home to. take a look at glass as you look at the tv screen, it shattered, giving you an idea of all the projectiles blowing through the window which as you can see is wide open. and it is clear that if anyone had been in the living room at the time the tornado struck they would either be dead or severely injured. so this is a very lucky couple. back on you. shepard: thank you, jonathan, from north carolina. and a young woman in arkansas lost harlots and young daughter. they died when a tree came crashing down on their mobile home. it happened over the weekend west of little rock, arkansas, in garland county. josh is there at klrt.
ray wrote brother-in-law in this account. but the salesman told the fbi that ray said, his brother. did he mean you? were you in birmingham that day? no, that was just a figure of speech, i guess. because at that time i had never been in the state of birmingham. this is the rifle james earl ray would buy. a powerful .30-06 remington bushmaster hunting rifle with a magnifying scope. a gun found just five days later left at the murder scene in memphis. ray bought that rifle using another alias. harvey lowmeyer. ray also bought a box of high-velocity soft-nosed bullets. the total cost for the gun and ammunition came to just under $250. ray paid in cash. once again, he used $20 bills. back in atlanta, reeling from the failed protest march, king was in a bleak mood. it was the only three or four