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Malcolm X — Part 26
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The FBI Identification Division, on Pebruary 22,
1965, identified prints of the pergon arrested in the
Maicolm K. Little
shooting of Malcolm X as Talm layer, who untat then, was
known to the Police Department’ only as Th L
Identification records reflect that Hayer, TEE *iushoer, atv
is a male, Negro, born March 16, 1942, at Hackensack, New
Jersey, last_kn hall Street te
oom, Fe 1, 1965, ina
Malcolm X was surrounded by his bodyguards
udu
white 1965 Cadillac,
and was then esccrted into the front corridor of the
—= Audubon Ballirocm and then to the stage. When Malcolm X began
ae to speak, a disturbance occurred between two men. Up in the front
Fe near the stage, Malcolm X's bodyguards started to ove towards the
| two men causing a disturbance when Malcolm X said "Hold it."
=> Without hesitation, two men occupying the front seats, left
wea Side, middle aisle, looking towards the stage, got into a
aa crouched position and fired several shots in the direction of
Gy Malcolm X. The fire "spitting" from the guns "crashed"
_ into the chest of Malcolm X and he fell backwards as if
knocked down by a sudden powerful force. Still in the
erouched position, the gunmen hasttly moved toward the exit in
the back of thetell, stepping over persons who were laying on
the floor. It is believed that approximately 20 shots in all
were fired during the shooting.
reviewed a photograph o age
of the persons who shot and killed Malcolm X on February 21,
1965, at the Audubon Ballroom. yO
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