According to Saferstein, a bundle was located at the scene containing binoculars, receipt for the binoculars and clothes. A remington rifle and white mustang with James Earl Ray’s fingerprints. (2015) There were also eyewitness testimonies. There was no actual physical evidence that could be presented in this case, but the evidence available did implicate James Earl Ray. It was unknown if the rifle that was recovered was the actual weapon that was used to kill Dr. Martin Luther King. James Earl Ray was observed running down the hallway and shortly after the white ford mustang observed. An autopsy was done but nothing was performed to show how Dr. King was standing or the exact angle of the shot. The shot was fired from a bathroom window and