Malcom X Murder Case May be Reopened 54 Years Later

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Malcom X Murder Case May be Reopened 54 Years Later

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February 22, 2020

On the eve of the anniversary of the assassination of Malcolm X, Manhattan DA Cyrus Vance has indicated that his office may reopen the murder investigation. His statement is prompted by new revelations in the new Netflix documentary “Who Killed Malcolm X,” researched by Abdur-Rahman Muhammad, a central figure in the documentary.

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