MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- A videotape of James Earl Ray's autopsy is up for sale, the brother of Martin Luther King Jr.'s confessed killer said Monday.
Jerry Ray said he hopes to sell the two-hour video for up to $400,000, though no firm price has been set.
"A lot of people have an interest in things like that," Ray said.
Ray made the announcement on a sidewalk near the National Civil Rights Museum on the site of King's assassination on April 4, 1968.
Ray intended to hold a news conference just below the balcony where King was felled by a rifle slug. He left without argument when told to move on.
The museum was hosting visitors on the 37th anniversary of King's death.
"For him to come and besmirch the memory of one of the greatest leaders of the world, on today of all days, is unacceptable," said Gwen Harmon, the museum's marketing director. "Freedom of speech, I'm all for. He has that freedom, but he can do that press conference in the middle of (Interstate) 240 or on Main Street. But not here."
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