Muhammad A. Aziz filed the claim on Tuesday, along with a notice seeking a settlement with the city, for the toll that being “unjustly branded as a convicted murderer” for 55 years took on his life.
Source: New York Times
Man Exonerated in Malcolm X Murder Files Lawsuit Against New York State
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