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Thank you. wherever you like to listen. Welcome to historical blindness.

I'm Nathaniel Lloyd, special correspondent for the program,

bringing you an exclusive update on the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

For just when it seemed that James Earl Ray's dubious and discredited claims would fade into the background noise of history,

leaving him to rot in his prison cell disregarded by the press and the culture generally,

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