The FBI extended to Saltillo the search for James Earl Ray, the killer of U.S. leader Martin Luther King Jr., in the face of the possibility that the fugitive would have remained hidden or stayed in one of the city's hotels, according to historical documents released by the U.S. government.
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The FBI extended to Saltillo the search for James Earl Ray, the killer of U.S. leader Martin Luther King Jr., in the face of the possibility that the fugitive would have remained hidden or stayed in one of the city's hotels, according to historical documents released by the U.S. government.