Malcolm X’s three daughters sue CIA, FBI and NYPD in $100 million lawsuit over civil rights leader’s 1965 assassination

They did not know who murdered Malcolm X, why he was murdered, the level of NYPD, FBI and CIA orchestration, the identity of the governmental agents who conspired to ensure his demise, or who fraudulently covered-up their role,

it states

Benjamin Crumpattorney

The government's fingerprints are all over the assassination of Malcolm X,

Crump said during a news conference

We are making history by standing here to confront those wrongs and seeking accountability in the courts,

Crump added

Benjamin Crumpattorney

This cover up spanned decades, blocking the Shabazz family’s access to the truth and their right to pursue justice,

said Crump in a statement

Benjamin Crumpattorney

It is not lost on us that justice has been delayed in this matter, and on this momentous occasion, we stand ready to lay out our complaint very soundly,

Crump said

Benjamin Crumpattorney

We believe that they all conspired to assassinate Malcolm X, one of the greatest thought leaders of the 20th century,

Ben Crump, a civil-rights attorney who is representing the family, said at a press conference

This lawsuit seeks accountability for the systemic negligence and intentional actions that deprived Malcolm X's family and the world of his life and legacy,

the family said