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James F, Walker, and a retired attorney Fred G. Folsan, who is currently a emsultant to the Tax Division with 37 years of experience in Civil Rights Division (which included homocide cases), Criminal Division and Tax Division prosecutions. As the senior mm the latter was designated to head the task force. This committee or task force began its work on May 4, 1976. The committee was further staffed by the addition of two research analysts, Ms. Hope Byme and Mr. Geoffrey Covert, two secretaries, Ms. Veronica Keith and Mrs. Renee Holmes, and two clerk- typists, Mrs. Leroylyne Moray and Ms. Dana Boyd. Consideration of a.tentative outline for an eventual report based on the chronology of events in the relatimship between Dr. Martin Luther King and the Federal Bureau of Investigation brought the task force wo against the fact that the fleld of the history before the assassination had just been plowed twice: once by the Civil Rights Division memoranda of March 31, 1976, and April 9, 1976 and once (among other kindred subjects) by the Senate Select Committee to Study Governmental Operations with Respect to Intelligence Activities (Senate Report, No. 94-155 94th Congress, 2d Sessio, Books IT and ITT). By way of contrast, however, the mtter of the assas- h -7-