Original sentence: George Sams was the main witness for the prosecution and testified that he was acting on orders from Seale.In 1970, members of the New Haven Black Panthers tortured and murdered Alex Rackley, who they suspected of being an informant.Kelly Moye revealed that he was a police informant recruited to infiltrate the Black Panthers in New Haven.Moye provided the car in which Rackley was driven to his death.The extent of police involvement in the Rackley murder emerged in 2006.The police followed Moye's car as it left toward the murder destination but said they lost track of the car only to discover Rackley's body the next morning.Though not participants in the murder, as leaders in the Black Panther Party, Bobby Seale and Huggins were charged with conspiracy in the murder
Edited sentence: '" Over the course of several days, according to testimony he terrorized other party members and orchestrated Rackley's torture while simultaneously recording it.After several days Rackley was taken from the apartment by three Panthers, George Sams, Warren Kimbro and Lonnie McLucas in a car provided by Kelly Moye.George Sams became the star witness for the prosecution and testified that he was acting on orders from Seale.In May 1969, a Black Panther name George Sams, Jr.On Pastore's authorization, Moye provided the car in which Rackley was driven to his death.On Sams' orders, Kimbro and McLucas shot and killed Rackley, leaving his body in the Coginchaug River.Sams had come to New Haven to "take charge of the local chapter and install some 'discipline.The extent of police involvement in the Rackley murder was was detailed in a 2006 New Haven Register article in which Kelly Moye revealed that he was a police informant recruited to infiltrate the Panthers by Nick Pastore, head of New Haven Police's Intelligence Division.The police followed Moye's car as it left toward the murder destination yet would claim they lost the car only to discover Rackley's body the very next morning.This sad epilogue was detailed in a 2006 New Haven Register article "After 37 Years, Spy Comes In From Cold" by Paul Bass.Though not participants in the murder, as leaders in the Black Panther Party, Bobby Seale and Ericka Huggins were charged with conspiracy in the murder.arrived in New Haven with another young Panther named Alex Rackley, claiming Rackley to be an informant