Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 October 1998 — Page 3

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tucked away in the stolen cars di- Jack Ruby in Dallas. Ruby, who a b° ut finding the troth, I decided pers I would be arrested for ob- ter was deathly ill. Although there vision. Ironically, this factored in killed Lee Harvey Oswald, the as- to step forward.” stroctionofjustice. What hurts so was nothing wrong, he felt the his being the first agent to open the sassin of IFK, was rumored to have Wilson said that initially he badly was that I asked them not to message was a warning to keep door of Ray’s abandoned Mustang connections with the Central Intel* thought under Reno things had bother my wife, who is sickly. And q U i e t. in an Atlanta parking lot one week ligence Committee. The other slip changed. But shortly after he met they called her up and screamed at “The Justice Department has a after the King assassination. of paper had names and payoff with agents telling them about his her and told her I was a liar and track record of deception and lies. Describing how he found two amounts, according to Wilson. information, he realized how much they would show up at my job I have no confidence in the outpertinent pieces of information, For nearly 30 years, Wilson said things have remained the same. “I where I teach at-risk students, if I come 0 f this inquiry. I know my Wilson said, “There were two cops he kept quiet, first out of concern had the papers in a bank vault near didn’t give them my papers.” information has been tampered and an FBI agent on the passenger that he would get a bad mark on Chicago. Barry Kowalski, \Vho is Wilson said he gave the federal with and will be discounted.” side and I was on the driver’s side, his record if he gave helpful iufoc- one of the Justice Department’s law enforcement agents his papers, Wilson’s story has been disI opened the door and a little white mation and then out of fear. “I lead investigators, called me after finding his wife’s tires counted by the FBI, who say that envelope fell at my feet. I reached knew that the FBI would go to any screaming and threatening me and slashed. “I know what they are ca- he was not among the five agents down and put it in my pocket One lengths to accomplish their ends, demanding the information. He pable of.” He recalled an incident who searched Ray’s car. The Bupiece of paper contained the name assassination, murder, anything. t0,< l me » “We will get it the hard where when he spoke out against (hui has also failed to disclose any of “Raul,” with a phone number But after I saw Coretta King on way or the easy way.” He told me racism in the bureau in the 1960s, information about any harassment

vil rights resulted in his getting that rang to a night club owned by television talking so passionately if I went to the vault to get the pa- he got a message his baby daugh- or dealing with Wilson.

nation of King.

On April 4,1968, the day of the shooting, Wilson was a 25-year-old FPI agent in Atlanta. “I had joined the bureau to do something positive about civil rights, but I soon teamed that this would never happen because the FBI was a very racist organization. I saw how the ^gents in the Atlanta bureau laughed and were so happy when King was killed.” His penchant for

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