Today, Martin Luther King Jr. biographers claim that secret FBI tapes document Martin Luther King Jr.'s affair with "40 to 45 women" and accuse him of watching a priest rape a parish resident while he laughs at the sidelines.
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Biographer David Garro is a Pulitzer Prize winner who received the Pulitzer Prize for his 1987 book on the Cross of Baptist Priests. In a forthcoming article, Gallo plans to explain how the F.B.I. installed a transmitter for signaling in a hotel room that King had booked in January 1964.
Martin Luther King Jr. with his wife
Garro wrote in the British magazine Position that the shocking documents could lead to a "painful historical reckoning" on those known around the world for campaigns against racial injustice.
Surveillance footage of the FBI detailing his rash behavior is kept in the National Archives and Records Administration's vault and won't be released until 2027.
Like many American civil rights activists, King was spied on by FBI Director Edgar Hoover to weaken Kim's power because he feared he might have links to communism. Intelligence spied on some civil rights activists and communists to discredit them.
Audio recordings from the Willard Hotel near the White House recorded the conversations that King accompanied his friend Logan Coles and several female parishioners of his church, a pastor of Baltimore Baptist Cornerstone Church who died in 1991.
In King's hotel room, the archives recorded that they "discussed which women among parishioners were suitable for natural and unnatural sexual activities."
FBI documents show that when one of the women protested and disagreed, the Baptist priest immediately forcibly raped her, and Kim watched only from the sidelines.
He allegedly "watched, laughed, and offered advice" during that process. The FBI agent was in the next room, but didn't interfere.
The next day, Kim and a dozen others allegedly participated in a sexual and depraved act. When a woman shows reluctance, Kim tells her that performing this action can help your soul.
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Senior FBI officials later sent Kim a copy of the videotape of the accusation and called him an "evil perverted beast" whose sexuality would be "forever recorded." The letter also suggested that he should commit suicide before the scandal was made public.
Martin Luther King Jr. has long been suspected of playing with women, however, Garro, who spent months studying archival material, said he didn't know the scale and ugliness of the affair until he saw the archives.
"This poses a fundamental challenge to King's historical standing, to the extent that it requires as complete and extensive a historical review as possible," he said. One of them was a statement by a prostitute who said she was in a relationship with another woman plus the old man, which she described as the worst orgy she had ever experienced.
His wife, Cole, often complains that he rarely spends time with her, even saying he spends less than 10 hours a month at home.
According to an FBI report, King even said, "She should go out and do something about it herself," and there are even signs in the archives that King has a secret girlfriend in Los Angeles and has an illegitimate child. The secret girlfriend and the child are alive, but refuse to communicate with Garo.
King was replaced in 1968 by James F. Kennedy. Earl. Ray assassinated, but many conspiracy theories suggest that the government was involved. Convict Ray was caught at London Heathrow Airport while trying to board a plane with a fake Canadian passport. He pleaded guilty to the murder but quickly denied the charges and claimed he had been framed.
In 1998, convicted, he was sentenced to 99 years in prison, and Ray died in prison at the age of 70.
But people don't know all this.
Last year, at the commemoration of Kim's death anniversary, President Trump issued a statement saying, "In honor of Kim's profound and inspiring virtues, we should look up to Kim, who deserves to be remembered for eternity."
In April 2018, thousands of people marched and sang civil rights songs in honor of the fallen leader. After the assassination of Martin Luther King, King, Jr., there were ethnic riots across the country, with one of the largest rallies being a parade across the Mississippi River.
After King's death, the then-president declared a national day of mourning. Since 1971, Martin Luther King's Day has been commemorated. Until 2000, all 50 states attended the National Day, with the last three states being Arizona, Utah and New Hampshire.