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o”* * wpe Brushy Moatain Penitentiary we Petros, Termesare 37845 Mr. Janes H, Lesar Deceaber 20, 1976 Attorney at Law 1231 fourth Street, S.W. . . Wash. D.C. re: Ray vy. Tenn. cr. Indictment no. 16645; Shelby county, Tennossee. (1963) - Dear Jim: In respect to your letter saying that a justice departzent attorney, Nr. Janes F. Walker, would like to interview ne concerning the above indict~ ment, I agree with your advice opvosing the interview. It would appear that this would only be in the interest of the J.D. and their book writiac collaborators,e.g., Garold Frantc, George McMillian, et al. If they had wanted to interview the defondant, under oath, justice had eanple opportunity in the 1974 H.C. hearing in henphie, Tennessee, throush their surrogate, ©. Henry Haile; ant I understand no representctive froc justice appeared as a witness at the hearing. At the present I believe the only body I should testify before is a jury. I understand you to say justice has not read any of the trs. of prior hearings & suits. Therefore I'll include in the ce copy of this letter to justice a copy of a Complaint that speaks to the MLK jr. estter with attached Ex--A, elthoe I doudt if justice or their publishing associates will bo interested in the Conploint contents. Sincerely: Janes e. Rey #65477 L P.0. Box--73 ec: Jones F, Walker, Esq. J.D. Petros, Teun. 37345