U.S. court acquits accused of killing Malcolm X

To us United States, Justice released two of the three Convicted of murdering 1960s activist Malcolm X., After more than 50 years of crime.

The resignation came during a hearing on Thursday (18th) today. New York Supreme Court Judge Muhammad A. Abolished the sentences of Aziz and the late Khalil Islam.

During the session, the judge said he regretted that the judicial offenses in this case could not be completely removed by the court and that the accused could not be reimbursed for the lost years.

An investigation by the Office of the Attorney General, Cyrus Vance, and the attorneys for the two men found that the evidence, including FBI documents, had been suspended, confirming the innocence of the two defendants.

At age 83, Aziz said the events that brought him to court today should never have happened and were essentially the result of a corrupt process. He added that by 2021 the situation will be even better for blacks.

Malcolm X., One of the most powerful voices in the fight against racism in the United States, was shot dead in February 1965 in New York.

(Posted by Evantro Furoni)