Who Really Killed Martin Luther King Jr_

Conspiracy Theory Or Not? Controlling Minds Since 1952

Delve into the enigmatic circumstances surrounding the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in our riveting podcast, "The Conspiracy of Who Killed MLK." We explore the lingering questions and diverse theories that have emerged over the decades, challenging the official narratives and seeking to uncover hidden truths. Join us as we examine evidence, interview experts, and delve deep into one of America's most pivotal moments, aiming to shed light on the mysteries that still captivate historians and enthusiasts alike.

• introduces the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. on April 4, 1968, framing it as a pivotal event influenced by his role as a leader in social justice and civil disobedience.
• (01:08) It highlights the widespread disapproval of King at the time of his death and suggests a conspiracy involving the secret services, contrasting with the official narrative that James Earl Ray was the sole perpetrator.
• (05:16) The narrative covers the timeline of the assassination day, from the sighting of a suspicious individual to the discovery of the murder weapon and Ray's subsequent manhunt and arrest.
• (30:04) The documentary discusses suspicions of a coerced guilty plea from Ray, supported by questionable evidence and potential governmental cover-up, emphasizing the inconsistencies and alleged manipulation in the investigation.
• (54:06) Concludes by asserting the assassination was likely a conspiracy involving high-level power structures, advocating for greater government transparency to address abuses of power.