The Stalking of Martin Luther King, Jr. and the International Hunt for His Assassin
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Average rating4.5
Sides does an excellent job of writing a book about the hunt for MLK's killer instead of a glorification of James Earl Ray. Much of this I attribute to the fact that Sides refers to Ray by whatever alias the criminal was using at the time. Using mostly memoirs, newspapers, and police and FBI files, Sides paints a vivid portrait of a man on the run and a country in crisis. A well structured and compelling book.