2 Men To Be Cleared In 1965 Assassination Of Malcolm X

The video discusses the wrongful conviction of two men, Muhammad Aziz and Khalil Islam, in the assassination of Malcolm X. New evidence reveals that the FBI and NYPD withheld information that could have led to their acquittal. Aziz was released in 1985 and is now 83, while Islam was released in 1987 but died in 2009. A third man testified that neither Aziz nor Islam were involved. A 22-month investigation has confirmed their innocence, and a press conference is expected to provide more details.

What significant event is expected to happen regarding the records of the two men convicted in Malcolm X's assassination?

• They will receive a public apology.

• They will be retried for the crime.

• Their records will be cleared.

• Their records will be permanently sealed.

What role did the FBI and New York Police play in the case against Muhammad Aziz and Khalil Islam?

• They withheld evidence that could have led to an acquittal.

• They provided crucial evidence for the conviction.

• They were not involved in the investigation.

• They supported the defense of Aziz and Islam.

What did the third man convicted in the shooting testify about Aziz and Islam?

• He refused to comment on their involvement.

• He testified that they were not involved.

• He claimed they were the masterminds.

• He said they were present at the scene.

What recent development has occurred regarding the innocence of Aziz and Islam?

• The case has been closed without further investigation.

• A new trial has been scheduled.

• Their innocence has been proven by new evidence.

• They have confessed to the crime.

How long did the investigation take that led to the proof of Aziz and Islam's innocence?

• 12 months

• 18 months

• 22 months

• 30 months