'The Boys of Birmingham' - New Info On How Dr. King's Murderer Was Found

SEATTLE, WA -- A book containing brand new information about Dr. King's and President Kennedy's assassinations, "The Boys of Birmingham," will be published sometime this year. This book concerns the memoirs and FBI career of Agent William Saucier, known as "the Grey Ghost," the federal agent who single-handedly found the method for locating and arresting James Earl Ray, Dr. King's murderer. 

It also concerns new information regarding the infamous tapes by FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover of King's activities, the arrest of Lee Harvey Oswald, and the discovery of the stray bullets in Dealey Plaza by the mysterious "blond man" after the Kennedy assassination. This book will suit the fancy of Dr. King's many friends and admirers, and also political assassination theorists, as it details Saucier's experienced theories on the participants behind the King assassination. 

"My father," states the book's author, Saucier's daughter P. L. Ryan, "unwittingly passed the white Mustang used by Dr. King's assassin every weekday as he took my older brother to high school." She relates how Saucier soon found Ray's location, using FBI protocol and his own methods, which led directly to Ray's arrest at Heathrow Airport in London. The book will be out sometime soon, and you may contact Karen Peralta, President of Rainbow Writing, Inc. for further details at www.rainbowriting.com and karencole@rainbowriting.com .

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