VOLUME I
November 15, 1999
pp. 1-17
(Original Vol.1)

Jury selection begins.  It is closed to the public. The Memphis Commercial Appeal is granted permission to file an appeal against the public being excluded for jury selection.

VOLUME II
November 16, 1999
pp. 18-199
(Original Vol.2)

Testifying:

• Mrs. Coretta Scott King, wife of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., currently - Founder, The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, Inc.
• Dr. Cobey Smith, founder, The Invaders (Black Organizing Project) - 1968, educator consultant (current)
• Mr. Charles Cabbage, Executive Secretary, The Invaders
• Mr. John McFerren, founder, Fayette County Civic & Welfare League and local businessman
• Mr. Nathan Whitlock, taxicab driver, musician
• Captain Thomas Smith, Memphis Police Department, Homocide Detective (1968), currently retired
• Mr. Charles Hurley, advertising manager, National Food Stores, Memphis (1968), Division Manager, Save-A-Lot Food Stores (current)

VOLUME III
November 17, 1999
pp. 200-355
(Original Vol.3)

Testifying:

• Mr. James Milner, taxicab driver
• Mr. Floyd Newsom, Memphis Fire Department, retired
• Mr. Norville Wallace, Chief, Memphis Fire Department, retired
• Mr. Leon Cohen, special deputy at Juvenile Court, took photos around the Lorraine Motel the morning after the assassination, retired
• Mr. Ed Redditt, Memphis Police Department, detective, Community Relations Officer, retired, volunteer high school coach
• Mr. James McCraw (deceased), taxicab driver, via previous deposition
• Mr. Jerry Williams, captain, Memphis Police Department (1968), real estate currently
• Mr. Solomon Jones (deceased), Dr. King’s chauffeur on April 4, 1968
• Mr. Philip Melanson, professor, political science, author “The Martin Luther King Assassination”
• Ms. Kaye Pittman Black, reporter, The Memphis Press Scimitar (1968), via sworn testimony in 1993

VOLUME IV
November 18, 1999
pp. 356-536
(Original Vol.4)

Testifying:

• Rev. James Lawson, Jr., SCLC Board Member, Pastor, Centenary United Methodist Church in Memphis (1968), retired
• Mr. Maynard Stiles, Division Superintendent, Department of Sanitation, retired
• Ms. Olivia Catling, neighborhood resident around Lorraine Motel
• Mr. Ed Atkinson, Memphis Police Department, Traffic Division, retired
• Mr. Hasel Huckaby, South Central Bell, employee, via sworn statement in 1993
• Mr. James Lesar, lawyer, represented James Earl Ray (1970-76), currently specializes in Freedom of Information Act litigation
• The Honorable Andrew J. Young, Executive Vice President of SCLC (in 1968), currently Chairman, GoodWorks International, LLC

VOLUME V
November 22, 1999
pp. 537-746
(Original Vol.5)

Testifying:

• Videotape of the meeting between Loyd Jowers, Dexter Scott King, Andrew J. Young and Lewis Garrison, Little Rock, AR
• Mr. Arthur Haynes, Jr., James Earl Ray’s first attorney (with his father), currently, Circuit Judge 10th Judicial Circuit, AL
• Ms. Bobbie Balfour, Jim’s Grill, employee, currently a cook
• Mr. William R. Key, Clerk of Court, Shelby County
• Mr. Joe B. Brown, Judge, 30th Judicial District, State of TN, Division 9, Criminal Court, Shelby County

VOLUME VI
November 23, 1999
pp. 747-917
(Original Vol.6)

Testifying:

• Dr. Jerry Francisco, professor of pathology, University of TN, Shelby County Medical Examiner (1968 and currently)
• Mr. John Billings, surgical assistant, St. Joseph’s Hospital (1968), private investigator (current)
• Mr. Royce Wilburn, master electrician (1968-present), brother of Ms. Glenda Grabow
• Mr. Sidney J. Carthew, merchant seaman, British Merchant Navy, via teleconference deposition in 1999
• Mr. Joe B. Hodges, Memphis Police Department, dog squad (1968), retired
• Rev. James Orange, Executive Staff, SCLC, via previous affadavit
• Mr. James W. Smith, Memphis Police Department, special services (1968)
• Ms. Barbara Reis, journalist, Publico newspaper, Portugal

VOLUME VII
November 24, 1999
pp. 918-991
(Original Vol.7)

Testifying:

• Mr. Jack Saltman, television producer, BBC, Thames, HBO, and ABC-TV
• Dr. Clayborne Carson, professor of history, Stanford University, Editor - The King Papers project

VOLUME VIII
November 29, 1999
pp. 992-1183
(Original Vol.8)

Testifying:

• Mr. William B. Hamblin, taxi-cab driver (1968), part-time security guard (currently)
• Mr. James Joseph Isabel, taxi-cab and charter bus driver (1968), retired
• Mr. Jerry William Ray, brother of James Earl Ray
• Ray Alvis Hendrix, Corps of Engineers, U.S. Government on the Dredge Oakerson
• William Zinny Reed, salesman for photography firm in Memphis area
• Mr. Willie B. Richmond, captain, Memphis Police Department - Internal Affairs, retired
• Mr. Douglas Valentine, author, The Phoenix Program
• Mr. Carthel Weeden, Memphis Fire Department (1968), construction company owner (currently)
• The Honorable Rev. Walter E. Fauntroy, SCLC Washington, DC Chapter Director (1968), later chair of the Congressional Subcommittee investigating the Assassination, pastor
• Ms. April R. Ferguson, attorney, one of the post conviction defense attorney for James Earl Ray.
• James E. Adams, taxi-cab driver
• Yolanda King, actress/producer, eldest daughter of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Mrs. Coretta Scott King

VOLUME IX
November 30, 1999
pp. 1184-1364
(Original Vol.9)

Testifying:

• Mr. Jack Kershaw, attorney, for James Earl Ray (’77)
• Mr. Jack Terrel, Civilian Military Assistance, via videotaped deposition
• Mr. Louis Ward, security police and taxi-cab driver (1968), part-time roofer (current)
• Mr. Raymond Kohlman, attorney
• Mr. Earl Caldwell, reporter, The New York Times (1968) via videotaped deposition
• Mr. Roy Grabow, husband of Glenda Grabow
• Mr. John C. Smith, member, The Invaders
• Mr. William Schaap, attorney, military and intelligence specialization, co-publisher “Covert Action Quarterly”

VOLUME X
December 1, 1999
pp. 1365-1544
(Original Vol.10)

Testifying:

• Mr. Loyd Jowers, via deposition Nov. 2, 1994
• Mr. Mark Glankler, investigator, appointed by District Attorney General-December, 1993
• Mr. Dexter King, Chairman, President & CEO - The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center For Nonviolent Social Change, Inc., youngest son of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Mrs. Coretta Scott King

VOLUME XI
December 2, 1999
pp. 1545-1718
(Original Vol.11)

Testifying:

• Rev. Samuel B. Kyles, pastor, Monumental Baptist Church, Memphis, TN, (1968-present)
• Mr. Frank W. Young, Shelby County Criminal Clerk’s Office
• Mr. Eli Arkin, Memphis Police Department - inspection bureau (1968), currently - The Cottonwood Company
• Ms. Rebecca A. Clark, ex-wife of Captain Earl Clark, Memphis Police Department (1968)
• Mr. John Doe, via videotaped desposition of Novemebr 5, 1999
• Lavada Anderson, testimony via deposition

VOLUME XII
December 6, 1999
pp. 1719-1933
(Original Vol.12)

Testifying:

• Ms. LaVada Addison, restaurant owner (1968), self-employed, LaVada Estate Sales (current)
• Mr. James Earl Ray, deposition of March 11-12, 1995 in the case of James Earl Ray versus Loyd Jowers

VOLUME XIII
December 7, 1999
pp. 1942-2157
(Original Vol.13)

Testifying:

• Mr. James Earl Ray, deposition of March 11-12, 1995 in the case of James Earl Ray versus Loyd Jowers (continued)
• Ms. Betty Jean Spates, waitress - Jim’s Grill, deposition of November 3, 1999

VOLUME XIV
December 8, 1999
pp. 2158-2288
(Original Vol.14)

Closing Statements and verdict