His two children and his wife saw him die just a few metres away. After this terrible massacker the whole black Harlem community came to his funeral. It was the last honor for their beloved brother Malcolm. Other men saw it differently. Until now nobody could proove who ordered his assassination.
Nobody can say who payed the murderers.
But what we definitly can say is that the American black movement lost one of his greatest sons in that night. Most people being there this time felt like this. A lot of people think of him being a racist in reverse, a racial fanatic, being violent without any reason - but it ain't like this. His power shaked the white supremacists at that time and he did a good job for those of us human beings that were treated like second cathegory people. You're allowed to use excerpts of this page.