The Plot to Kill King

"The Plot to Kill King" by William Pepper is a detailed and expanded account that examines the circumstances surrounding the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr., presenting evidence and testimonies to suggest a conspiracy involving various government agencies. The book challenges the official story by exploring the possibility that James Earl Ray was a scapegoat in a larger plot designed by powerful forces. Accompanying the book is a feature film adaptation that aims to depict Pepper's investigation and the alleged orchestration behind King's death.