Malcolm X’s Family Reveal Letter Showing FBI + NYPD’s Assassination Plot

A shocking letter from an ex-police offer surrounding the death of civil rights icon Malcolm X has emerged. The late leader’s family has demanded the reopening of his murder investigation in light of the deathbed note penned by Raymond Wood.

Raymond Wood Alleges FBI + NYPD Involved In Malcolm X Assassination

Raymond Wood, who was a cop at the time of Malcom X’s 1965 murder, wrote that his responsibility was to ensure the leader’s security team were arrested days before he was shot dead in Manhattan. His daughters have called for the murder case to be opened once more as they claim the FBI and NYPD were involved.

The letter says the New York Police Department (NYPD) and the FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation) covered up details of the assassination on 21 February 1965 in Harlem’s Audubon Ballroom, Upper Manhattan, according to Wood’s family and their lawyer. Wood alleges that he was tasked with making sure that Malcolm X would have no door security in the building where he was due to speak in public. At a press briefing on Saturday, Wood’s family members provided no details about how and when Raymond Wood died. But they said he did not want to make the letter public until after his death, fearing repercussions from the authorities. (BBC)

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Malcolm X’s Daughters Want Case Revisited

Although 3 men were convicted in his killing, Malcolm X’s daughters aren’t satisfied. The letter alleges the FBI and police covered up important details of his killing, possibly having involvement, per Wood and his lawyers. The details of Wood’s recent death haven’t been made public.

“Three men were convicted of the murder. The men – all members of the Nation of Islam political and religious movement – were each sentenced to life in prison. One of them has since died, while the other two have been paroled.”

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