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In 2021, on the anniversary of his death, Malcolm X's family used a "deathbed letter" from a retired NYPD officer to implicate the NYPD and [[FBI]] in his murder. In the letter, the retired officer allegedly "confessed" to luring two security guards to commit crimes so they would be arrested and prevented from guarding the Audubon the day of Malcolm X's murder.<ref>https://www.oann.com/civil-rights-attorneys-submit-letter-to-manhattan-da-claiming-nypd-fbi-conspired-in-malcolm-x-assassination/</ref>
In 2021, on the anniversary of his death, Malcolm X's family used a "deathbed letter" from a retired NYPD officer to implicate the NYPD and [[FBI]] in his murder. In the letter, the retired officer allegedly "confessed" to luring two security guards to commit crimes so they would be arrested and prevented from guarding the Audubon the day of Malcolm X's murder.<ref>https://www.oann.com/civil-rights-attorneys-submit-letter-to-manhattan-da-claiming-nypd-fbi-conspired-in-malcolm-x-assassination/</ref>
On 17 November, 2001, District Attorney [[Cyrus Vance, Jr.]] announced that two men convicted for the crime, Muhammad Aziz and the late Khalil Islam, would have those convictions vacated. <ref>https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2021/11/17/malcolm-x-2-men-cleared-civil-rights-leaders-1965-killing/8653852002/</ref>
==Legacy==
==Legacy==