Martin Luther King Jr. Assassination Eyewitness Opens Up 50 Years Later | MSNBC

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50 years ago, Mary Ellen Ford witnessed the tragic moment Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated in the hotel where she was working. Now, and for the very first time, Ford opens up about her extremely personal experience -- one that even her brother hadn't known for decades -- to NBC's Craig Melvin.
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Martin Luther King Jr. Assassination Eyewitness Opens Up 50 Years Later | MSNBC

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2 апр 2018

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@dadrienedavis 2 года назад

“We didn’t think he was going to die.”

@Zeldarw104 6 лет назад

Bless her heart.😢 The reporter is a very empathic man. ❤

@maliklotto7982 6 лет назад

Glad she was able to tell her story when she was ready.

@kahsayftsum9171 4 года назад

Dr. King's death can make you emotional even after many years of his death .

@Eiraart 4 года назад

A true KING - cowards took his life but never his spirit- he will live forever in the hearts of those who know what it is to love.

@alfonsonation 5 лет назад

One of the most powerful men in history.

@ellisisland1374 6 лет назад

I'm glad the public can learn more about that historic tragic day. Thank you to witness Mary Ellen Ford for telling her story.

@Maxdouble07 4 года назад

If I was there I would have been emotional to. God bless Ms Mary Ellen. Even though Dr.King is gone his dream will never die.

@c.l.freeman7654 6 лет назад

We need more great men like him. It's an American tragedy he never got to complete his dream, but we should all do our part on all sides to see it come true.

@karelpeters2782 4 года назад

When he got shot it just proved what he stood for he was right..and he was becoming powerful..he did his job We are proud

@badfairy9554 6 лет назад

I wish I had a time machine.

@serinitymarie205 5 лет назад

what a sad day...we will never forget u Dr King.u sir will forever b my hero and legend.

@frankmayes6678 3 года назад

With all due respect to this woman, but how was she an eyewitness when she clearly says she didn't SEE anything but heard the shot?

@parsian32 5 лет назад

Makes 51 years today; my parents and grandparents are telling stories about their reactions to it.

@jmiller5032 6 лет назад

They left the two cars in the parking lot for 50 years?

@lauritagarza5400 5 лет назад

Wow I can imagine what goes threw her mind , she was actually there 😕... Martin Luther king god bless you’re soul ..to bad we live in a bad society now

@jmiller5032 6 лет назад

R.I.P. M.L.K. Jr.