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The man who killed El Hajj Malik El Shabazz a.k.a. Malcolm X in cold blood, is set to be released from jail.

Thomas Hagan is the only man to admit to assassinating the leader and was found guilty of murder for his shooting death on February 21, 1965 on the stage of the Audubon Ballroom.

The convicted killer was granted parole on March 3rd and is now scheduled to be released on April 28th.

Before being granted parole, he was allowed to spend 12 hours a week in a work release program and allowed to spend time at home with his wife and kids.

X was speaking to a crowd of his followers when he was gunned down by Hagan, Norman 3X Butler and Thomas 15X Johnson.

Hagan was shot in the leg by one of X's bodyguards and almost beaten to death by the crowd.



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http://hiphopwired.com/2010/03/19/murderer-of-malcolm-x-to-be-released/

say huh?

You don't realize what that is home boy?

That's the black people that we've always been hearing about through time, it goes back to the days of the porch negro in the slave days, he would be the one who would be giving the report back to the slave master on the plantation, on who was talking junk, or not working hard enough out in the cotton fields, well in this case, it was what Malcolm and the NOI was planning to do out in the streets.

We STILL have to be worried about those porch negro's to this day, look what happened to PAC, he had that one home boy who was in his circle, he came out of no where,and he was the one who was working with the government,and told them what pac was doing, and then one day, he was ghost, not to be seen, or heard from again.

ohhhhhh i see

I mean do you really think that the government would actually release a black man early for commiting murder if he wasn't working with them, in some way shape or form?

In no way do I feel that way, which is why I pointed out that particular part of the piece. Thanks.