Notice how the no-conspiracy theorist fails to mention MLK "conspiracy theories" in the list of conspiracies theorized as non-conspiracies by this non-conspiracy theorist.
Had the list included the MLK conspiracy as one of the conspiracies theorized as a being a non-conspiracy (lone gunman theory, lone "terrorist" theory, whatnot) the non-conspiracy theorist would then have to contend with the actual trial where the MLK conspiracy was proven, beyond reasonable doubt, to be a conspiracy in fact.
http://www.thekingcenter.org/sites/default/files/KING FAMILY TRIAL TRANSCRIPT.pdf
Complete Transcript of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Assassination Conspiracy Trial
Examples of testimony:
James M. Lawson, Jr
Page 541
"The movement was aimed at reversing that. King's motto was, the SCLC motto, it was not civil rights, it was redeem the soul of America. That was our motto. So you see right away that that is much larger than getting a hamburger at a lunch counter."
Arthur Jackson Haynes, Jr
Page 804
"I have considered in my thirty-five-year career a jury is the best lie detector there is."
Joseph B. Brown
Page 856
"Mr. Ray had never confessed to the killing of Dr. King, but he had entered what is known as an Alford versus North Carolina plea. That is a plea delivered under the principle of the case of Alford versus North Carolina, which is a moderately old U.S. Supreme Court case that stands for the proposition that you may plead guilty even if you are not actually guilty if you believe it is in your best interest to do so, from all of the proof in evidence you think it in your best interest to do that and you did it freely, voluntarily, knowingly, advisedly and intelligently if the State otherwise has a reasonable factual basis upon which to proceed."
Jack Saltman
Page 1119
Q. And the juries were chosen according to usual jury selection procedures?
A. To get a jury, I think my total bill was sixty-four thousand dollars. That's a good question. I had employed a company to send them -- first of all, I got three cities agreed between both attorneys that they thought they were fair cities to attract jurors from. For example, New York was regarded as too liberal a state so that was refused by the prosecution, and we sent these private detectives to select or to choose. We finished up interviewing -- I think there was twelve hundred and something jurors. Out of which, we came down to a hundred and something, which, together with the two attorneys, we then played videotapes of them answering the voir dire questions. At the end of which, we tried to then balance male, female and to get an ethnic mix as well so that it looked fair as well as being fair, but insofar as we could, that was as fair a jury as I think it was possible to get.
Page 1176
"I do remember he saying friendlies would not be wearing ties. Took that to mean that somebody inside the King group as informant."
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Page 1468
"Grand Jury was convened but nothing –"
Page 1582
William Schaap
"Because when year, after year, after year you hear that something was the case, one story -- one day saying, hey, the whole thing was a lie, and it doesn't register on their brain."
Page 1614
"Q. (BY MR. PEPPER) Mr. Schaap, you've described an awesome power that exists in government influenced and controlled, sometimes owned, media -- print, audio, visual media entities -- and how that infrastructure gets focused on opponents of the United States such as Martin Luther King."
[Defenders of the innocent are not opponents of the many (50 or so) Republics which are united into a voluntary federation, the Legal Fiction known as U.S. Inc., is a false front, so people who are opposed to frauds are opponents of frauds, not opponents of the false word]
Page 1632
A. Oh, but -- as we know, silence can be deafening. Disinformation is not only getting certain things to appear in print, it's also getting certain things not to appear in print. I mean, the first -- the first thing I would say as a way of explanation is the incredibly powerful effect of disinformation over a long period of time that I mentioned before. For 30 years the official line has been that James Earl Ray killed Martin Luther King and he did it all by himself. That's 30 years, not -- nothing like the short period when the line was that the Cubans raped the Angolan women. But for 30 years it's James Earl Ray killed Dr. King, did it all by himself.
And when that is imprinted in the minds of the general public for 30 years, if somebody stood up and confessed and said: I did it. Ray didn't do it, I did it. Here's a movie. Here's a video showing me do it. 99 percent of the people wouldn't believe him because it just -- it just wouldn't click in the mind. It would just go right to -- it couldn't be. It's just a powerful psychological effect over 30 years of disinformation that's been imprinted on the brains of the -- the public. Something to the country couldn't -- couldn't be.
Page 1648
THE COURT (James E. Swearengen, Judge presiding?)
"One of the most sacred rights in our judicial system is that right to subpoena witnesses on one's behalf."
Page 1925
Judge Battle:
"Do you know that you have a right to trial by jury on the charge of Murder in the First Degree against you, the punishment for Murder in the First Degree ranging from death by electrocution to any time over 20 years? The burden of proof is on the State of Tennessee to prove you guilty beyond a reasonable doubt and to a moral certainty, and the decision of the Jury must be unanimous both as to guilt and punishment."
Page 1926
Judge Battle:
"Do you understand that you are waiving, which means ‘giving up,’ a formal trial by your Plea of Guilty although the laws of this State require the prosecution to present certain evidence to a jury in all cases of Pleas of Guilty to Murder in the First Degree?"
Page 2666
MR. WILLIAM PEPPER
Attorney at Law
"Ultimately truth-crushed earth will rise again, and it has risen in this courtroom, ladies and gentlemen. Send that message. You, you twelve, represent the American people. You are their representatives with respect to justice in this case. They cannot be here. The media will keep the truth from them forever. You represent the people of this land. You must speak for them."