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On April 24 the Canadian passpor: in the name of Ramon George Sneya was issued to Ray (Hule, p.148). Ray purchased a romd trip ticket to London and departed on May 6, 1968 (Hule, p.149). Fron London Ray took @ plane to Lisbon where he spent 10 days looking for a passage to Angola (Hute, p.150). When he was umable to do so he returned to London after first getting his passport replaced at the Canadiam Embassy in Lisbon to correct the spelling of the name Sneyd (instead of Sneya) fRENO. Lacta «a 18 \evd, TE, PP. ay « Ray returned to London and spent his time tryirg to find a@ way to join a mercenary force (Huie, p.150). To this end he bought a plane ticket to Brussels and was in the process of meeting his plane at the Heathrow Airport when he was apprehended on June 8, 1968, by detectives from New Scotland Yard (4346,4368; Huie, p.150-151). The arrest was made on the basis of use of a fradulent passport and carrying a concealed weapon, i.e., the loaded .38 caliber Japanese-make revolver found on his person at Heathrow (4346, 4368; Huie, p.151). This chronology has been canpiled from data in FBI reports and Ray's letters to author William Bradford Huie. It was hoped by the task force that we would have an ~85- ADT: 26, May 6, 1968