Summary

In Truth At Last, Ray’s eldest brother John Larry Ray and Martin Luther King Jr. historian Lyndon Barsten, offer incontrovertible evidence that James Earl Ray could not have assassinated Dr. King.

Classification

• Dewey Decimal: 364.1524092

Book Details

• Physical Description: 6.2"x9.6"x1.1"; 1.0 lb; 224 pages
• Edition Info: Hardcover; 2008-04-01

Subjects

• History -- Americas -- United States -- 20th Century -- 1945 - Present
• History -- Americas -- United States -- 20th Century -- 1960s
• History -- Americas -- United States -- 20th Century -- General
• History -- Americas -- United States -- General
• Nonfiction -- Current Events -- Conspiracy Theories
• Nonfiction -- Crime & Criminals -- Criminology
• Nonfiction -- True Accounts -- Murder & Mayhem
• Nonfiction -- True Accounts -- True Crime
• Biographies & Memoirs -- People, A-Z -- ( K ) -- King, Martin Luther
• Biographies & Memoirs -- People, A-Z -- ( L ) -- Luther, Martin

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