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• Cover Page
• Title Page
• Copyright Page
• Contents
• Preface
• Part One
• 1. The beginning
• The House Select Committee on Assassinations report
• Relocation and more investigations
• 2. The television trial of James Earl Ray
• 3. The continuing investigation: Loyd Jowers’s involvement
• Breakthroughs, January-April 15 1994
• 4. New strands and connections
• H. L. Hunt
• James’s last parole hearing
• The Whitlock/Liberto story
• The hedge
• Art Baldwin’s account
• Another Marcello scenario
• Louie Ward’s account
• 5. Raul and the Grabows
• 6. The conspiracy deepens
• Military organization
• The Memphis mission
• Eric S. Galt
• 7. New allies, revelations, and untimely deaths
• James Earl Ray’s terminal illness
• Enter the King family
• The last judicial proceedings
• Loyd Jowers – continued
• James dies
• Post-mortem events
• Don Wilson’s materials
• Part Two
• 8. The trial
• The background
• The local conspiracy
• The crime scene
• The murder weapon
• Raul
• The broader conspiracy
• The cover-up
• The defendant’s prior admissions
• Damages
• The case for the defense
• The closing arguments
• The jury instructions
• The verdict
• The judgment
• 9. The aftermath and a post-trial summary
• The media
• The spins
• New evidence
• What we now know
• 10. A vision unto death and a truth beyond the grave
• Non nobis solum nati sumas
• Disciple and master
• 11. The state’s case: the how and the why of the assassination
• Why?
• How? – according to the state and its publicists
• The key issues
• 12. The United States Attorney General’s report
• Methodology
• Loyd Jowers
• The location of the shooter – the rooming house
• The location of the murder weapon
• The Liberto involvement
• The involvement of the Memphis Police Department (MPD)
• The allegations of Donald Wilson
• The forensic examination of the documents
• Raul
• Conspiracy allegations emanating from the King v. Jowers and other unknown co-conspirators trial
• Epilogue
• Afterword
• Appendices
• Notes
• Index