Malcolm X Assassination Audubon Ballroom Secrecy Security Team Cover-Up. Corruption, #95

Read in this informative book how two of the three people that murdered Malcolm X in a firing squad assassination on Feb. 21, 1965 in the Audubon Ballroom, located at 166th Street and Broadway on Feb. 21, 1965 in the Washington Heights neighborhood of New York City at 3:10 p.m. escaped from the scene on that day and never were convicted for this crime, while two men that had nothing to do with this political assassination of the influential Black civil rights leader were convicted and sent to prison.
Find out how Malcolm X's security team was penetrated by an NYPD Bureau of Special Services and Investigations (BOSSI) undercover agent that did not stop the assassins of Malcolm X from shooting this revolutionary political leader to death. These Nation of Islam (NOI) assassins killed Malcolm X because Malcolm X had broken away from the Elijah Muhammad controlled Nation of Islam (NOI) and formed his own political group known as the Organization of African-American Unity (OAAU).
Malcolm X did not want to stay in the Nation of Islam (NOI) because he was expected to take part in attempting to cover up the many affairs the 67 year-old leader Elijah Muhammad was conducting with very young women that he had fathered children with, which caused Malcolm X to not want to be a part of the Nation of Islam (NOI) institution any longer.  Also find out about how Malcolm X's armed security team on Feb.
21, 1965 at the Audubon Ballroom was deliberately cut back by a sting operation in which BOSSI agent Raymond Wood trapped two of the security team members in a Feb. 16 phony plot to blow up national monuments, so that there was hardly anybody other than Malcolm X's bodyguard Reuben Francis, to protect Malcolm X from the armed Nation of Islam Assassins that took Malcolm X's life on Feb. 21, 1965.