A U.S. court case from 1999 that received virtually zero media attention ruled that there was a “conspiracy to kill Martin Luther King” using “agents of the government of the United States”, exonerating James Earl Ray in his assassination. The civil trial King v. Jowers lasted for 30 days – and after 59 minutes of deliberation the jury found the original official narrative involving Martin Luther King’s death to be factually incorrect, and ruled that government agents were responsible for his death. Anonhq.com reports: The court case never received much media attention. In 1993, the lead up to the consideration of the trial by the King family; Jowers appeared on Prime Time Live on the ABC confessing publicly that he played a role in the assassination, and naming Lt. Earl Clark from the Memphis Police Department as the one who fired the shot that killed Dr. King. The lead up to the assassination, and on the day before, saw MLK’s security detail removed. Inspector Don H. Smith was responsible for the request to remove the security. Also removed were a black Memphis PD detective Ed Redditt, and two black firemen from a nearby station, who were known to Dr. King. The [...]