MALCOLM X MURDER WON'T BE REOPENED: JUSTICE DEPT

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MALCOLM X's murder case will not be reinvestigated Justice Department officials have revealed. 

Civil rights advocates had called for the case to be reopened despite three men being found guilty shortly after his 1965 slaying. 

Nation of Islam members, Talmadge Hayer, Norman 3X Butler and Thomas 15X Johnson were found guilty of charging the stage or Manhattan's Audobon Ballroom and blasting the civil rights icon 16 times with a sawn off shotgun an handguns. 

MALCOLM X'S DAUGHTER PLEADS GUILTY TO NYC THEFT

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MALCOLM X's daughter has pleaded guilty to swindling more then $55,000 from a longtime family friend by running up huge credit card bills. 
Malikah Shabazz, 46, the youngest daughter of the slain civil rights leader used the personal financial information of Khaula Bakr to open credit card accounts in her name. 
The 70-year-old New York City woman whos late husband was one of Malcolm X's bodyguards on the night he was assassinated in 1965, discovered the scam when she got a letter from Wells Fargo Bank demanding payment of $28,789 on an overdue account.