President Donald Trump's administration released the government's files on the assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr. this week, shedding new light on the demise of one of America's most famous citizens.The release includes 6,301 documents and one audio file of an interview with the brother of assassin James Earl Ray. In total, the release boasts 243,496 pages. Here are seven of the most important details inside.One Texas man, Joseph Meyer, told investigators that he may have seen MLK's killer in Mississippi two weeks prior to the killing.A report on his comments to police said he encountered a man firing a
