Reopen Malcolm X Case
Contact the author of the petition
Re: My name is Alvin Sykes. I am the president of the Emmett Till Justice Campaign.
Could you please contact me by phone at 816-808-1772 or by email at [email protected] ASAP I need to communicate with you.
Sincerely,
Helen Islam
Thank God for Mr Alvin Sykes!
One need only listen to this truly captivating Erin Brockovich-like testimonial by the extraordinary Alvin Sykes to be left in no doubt that the same man who successfully re-opened the investigation into the unsolved 1955 Emmett Till lynching is just the man to disentangle the Gordian Knot that was the 1965 assassination of Malcolm X and finally bring to justice every one of the surviving participants in that dastardly crime: Linward X Cathcart, William Bradley, Elijah Muhammad Jr, John Ali and Minister Louis Farrakhan. Mr Sykes' super-heroic efforts on Capitol Hill helped to establish the Emmett Till Unsolved Civil Rights Crime Act which was signed into law by President Bush on October 7th, 2008 – the 111th birthday of the sexagenarian reprobate who ordered Malcolm's assassination: the [anything but] “Honorable” Elijah Muhammad.
http://malcolm-x-1.blogspot.com/
http://malcolm-x-1.blogspot.com/2011/04/get-your-hand-out-of-my-pocket.html
Re: Alvin Sykes
Mrs. Islam,
Could you call me at 816-808-1772 or email me at [email protected] . I need access to Mr. Islam's medical records.
Re: Mr. Islam.s case.
Mrs.Islam, This is Alvin Sykes, president of the Emmett Till Justice Campaign. I need to talk to you ASAP about aan important matter related to your husband 's case. Could you please call me at 816-808-1772 or email me at 816-808-1772 because my new phone deleted your contact number.
Malcolm X
Justice
Louis Farakkhan and others were complicit in Malcolm-X's assassination. Bring justice to the evil doers who were involved and have bragged about ending Malcolm's life.
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At at time when there is a multitude of discussion around the legend and legacy of Malcolm X, this is an opportune time to reopen the case and bring closure and justice to an important case in American history.