Malcolm X's family intends to sue the highest authorities and the CIA for the assassination

Malcolm X's family intends to sue the top authorities, the CIA, and the New York government in full for the murder of her father, Malcolm X.

Eliasa Shabazz, daughter of the late human rights activist Malcolm X, who was assassinated 58 years ago, has notified US judicial authorities that she intends to sue the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), the FBI, the New York City Police Department, and others, on charges of the assassination of her father.

Elisa Shabazz says that US officials fraudulently concealed evidence revealing that they conspired and carried out their plan to assassinate her father.

Shabazz announced the planned legal action at a press conference from the site where her father was shot and killed in New York, 58 years ago.

One of the lawyers said the FBI and the CIA were also mentioned in the legal file for the case.

Elisa Shabazz, now 60, was two years old when she saw her father shot and killed by three armed men about 21 times as he prepared to speak in a Harlem auditorium.

About Malcolm X

Malcolm X was the official spokesperson for the Nation of Islam, an African-American Muslim group that supported black secession, especially in light of the racist white extremism that whites were suffering from.

Malcolm X spent about 10 years with the group before he was shocked by the group's leader, Elijah Muhammad, due to several scandals, about Elijah, to announce his separation from her in 1964. He later retracted his strongly biased racist views of blacks and anti-whites due to the persecution and extremism that was persecuting black people, This angered some members of the Nation of Islam, some of whose members threatened to kill him if he did not retract his decisions and statements.

And gunmen shot Malcolm X, in February 1965, Malcolm X, when he was giving a speech on the stage of the Audubon Hall in New York in February 1965, in front of 400 people, as he was hit by more than 21 bullets from close range, to die at the time at the age of 39 years.