"Ed Reddit was one of two Memphis policemen guarding Martin Luther King. He was pulled from his post at the fire station an hour before the head shot and was told to stand down. He refused. He was placed under house arrest. He confirms that Secret Service was working with Memphis PD"
If you haven't read it yet, one of Martin Luther King's friends and the King Family attorney, William Pepper, wrote the incredible book "Act of State." In the book, William Pepper establishes, beyond any shadow of a doubt, that the FBI, the Memphis Police, the Secret Service and some other military figures were all involved in planning and executing the assassination plot of civil rights leader Dr Martin Luther King Jr.
The case William Pepper made in court was ruled in favor of conspiracy in the 1990s. Most Americans do not know that the US Government heard the case presented by William Pepper, when he represented the King family, and most Americans still don't know that the US Government ruled in favor of Pepper's case, establishing that there was indeed a conspiracy.
William Pepper also represented Sirhan Sirhan, the man accused of assassinating Robert FL Kennedy, John Kennedy's brother. What most people don't know is that the case with the conspiracy of Bobby Kennedy's Assassination has also been proven many times over, mainly, that there were some 10-13 bullets fired or recovered, and Sirhan Sirhan had a revolver, not capable of firing all the shots. Bobby Kennedy's fatal shot was from behind, at close range, within 6 inches, but Sirhan Sirhan was some 15 feet in front of Bobby Kennedy. Sirhan Sirhan was dazed and confused, couldn't remember anything, was probably under some kind of hypnosis induced torture like Reagan's assassin, both in MK-Ultra.
William Pepper is also a proud member of the 9/11 truth movement, as well as Coretta Scott King and the King Family, Bobby Kennedy Jr (Bobby's son) and many other prominent people who dealt with the Shadow Government conspiracies in the 1960's and 70's.
William Pepper interviewed on his case he called the "Act of State"
ASSASSINATIONS
The Victim: MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.
Nonetheless, a retired FBI agent from the Atlanta office (who was working there at the time of the killing) had told the press that there were deep anti-King feelings within the FBI and that one agent literally jumped for joy when he learned of King's assassination. Furthermore, he alleges that his superiors washed out leads suggesting conspiracy.
Memphis police detective Ed Reddit states that he was pulled off the King case immediately prior to the assassination after suggesting a plan to seal off a four-block area in Memphis in the event a shot was fired. He was told to remove himself from the case and, when he refused, he was placed under "virtual house arrest" and was not allowed to continue in his duties that day.
Revelations have been made recently regarding the FBI's illegal harassment of Martin Luther King. The FBI admitted that not only had it wiretapped King's home, but it had sent Mrs. Coretta King letters implying that her husband was seeing numerous other women. It even sent King a letter which intimated that he should commit suicide prior to the scheduled awarding of the Noble Peace Prize in 1964. The letter read in part: "King--there is only one thing left for you to do. You know what it is. You have just 34 days in which to do it. It has definite practical significance. You are done. There is but one way out...."
J. Edgar Hoover's feelings about Dr. King were well known and loudly expressed. He had called King "the most notorious liar in the country" and had berated his selection as the Nobel Peace Prize recipient. He was obsessed with ferreting out the details of King's sex life and had himself authorized many of the illegal harassments that plagued King before his death. Hoover was also responsible for a news story which had attacked King for his initial choice of a white-owned hotel in Memphis, and which had caused him to change his reservations to the Lorraine Motel, where the assassination took place. Then-Senator Walter Mondale described the FBI activities in the King matter as "a road map to the destruction of American democracy."