According to the official story, on April 4th, 1968, a lone gunman assassinated Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. at the Lorraine Motel... more
Interviews with Ryan Jones, historian at the National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis, & Brian Dominski, court reporter for the... more
After King is murdered, John Curington notices increased contact between H.L. Hunt and FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover. One day,... more
Dallas oilman H.L. Hunt hated communists, and in his mind this included Martin Luther King. He attacked King regularly on... more
On this Bonus Episode, we look at the life of Attorney Bill Pepper. We trace his early career in... more
Lennie Curtis works at the police rifle range where sharpshooter Frank Strausser talks about killing King. On the fatal day,... more
After 30 years of silence, cab driver Louis Ward comes forward to tell what happened to him when King was... more
Bill Pepper gets a phone call from attorney Rusty Larson who says that his client, Jim Green, was involved in... more
Texas woman Glenda Grabow tells Bill Pepper she knew a gun runner in Houston named Raul, who she thinks was... more
A witness, John McFerren, overhears mob-connected Frank Liberto talking on the telephone, a conversation he's not supposed to hear.
Bill Pepper's petition to reopen the case against Ray lands in the courtroom of Judge Joe Brown, a firearms expert,... more