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Final Call News by Naba’a Muhammad, and Starla Muhammad NEW YORK—A confession by an undercover NYPD officer and infiltrator of Black organizations cast additional light on the government’s hand in the killing of Malcolm X in the Audubon Ballroom in 1965 and prompted renewed demands that all files related to the killing of the Black Nationalist leader—especially the full FBI files—be made public now. It’s been 56 years since that fateful day in New York when the late Ray Wood says a federal agent directed him to go to the ballroom for a speech by Malcolm X and obs...

Updated Feb 22, 2021 Deathbed Letter From Former Cop Claims NYPD, FBI Helped Kill Malcolm X A cousin of Ray Wood, a former undercover police officer, shared a confession letter in which Wood said that the agencies facilitated the assassination. A letter shared by the family of a deceased former New York police officer alleges that the officer, the New York City Police Department and the FBI played a role in the murder of the powerful civil rights leader Malcolm X.  The outspoken antiracism activist and former spokesman for the Nation of Islam died on February 21, 1965, after being shot while...

February 22, 2021 by NNPA Wood’s purported death bed letter was delivered to three of Malcolm’s daughters – Qubiliah, Ilyasah, and Gamilah, pictured here with Attorneys Benjamin Crump, Ray Hamlin and Paul Napoli along with Reggie Wood, whose relative, NYPD Officer Ray Wood, allegedly confessed in a deathbed declaration letter. (NNPA) – Almost 56 years to the Feb. 21, 1965, assassination of Malcolm X, the slain leader’s daughters and a noted civil rights attorney are shining a light on those whom they believe are responsible for the heartless murder. The group gathered on Saturday, ...

Fifty-six years after the death of Malcolm X, lawyers said they revealed what they called new evidence of a conspiracy, perpetrated by the NYPD and the FBI to assassinate the civil rights activist in Harlem.

Who Killed Malcolm X? New Questions Raised About Assassination of Black Leader On 2/21/21 at 2:15 PM EST The three daughters of slain Civil Rights-era leader Malcolm X are calling for the investigation into his murder to be re-opened, citing a deathbed confession from a former undercover police officer who said the NYPD and FBI conspired to kill the Black activist in 1965. Three Nation of Islam members were convicted in the murder of Malcolm X (born Malcolm Little), which took place at Washington Heights' Audubon Ballroom on February 21, 1965—exactly 56 years ago this Sunday. But a letter u...