MLK Jr.’s Nobel Prize, Bible Under Lock And Key During Estate Feud

Martin Luther King Jr.’s Nobel Peace Prize medal and personal Bible must be moved to a court-controlled safety deposit box, a judge ruled. Under the order, both items will be stored in a single bank box and the judge will hold the keys. MLK Jr.’s sons, Dexter and Martin Luther King III, want to sell the items. Their sister, Bernice King, is opposing the sale. William Hill, attorney for the King estate, told the court that the estate may miss out on the sale because of the order. “These opportunities are fleeting,” Hill said.