![]() In Shabazz's notices of claims, which New York law requires be served on certain government agencies before a lawsuit can be filed, Shabazz said she seeks $100 million US in damages. The two men were exonerated at the request of the Manhattan district attorney's office, which said an investigation had found that prosecutors and law enforcement agencies withheld evidence that, had it been turned over, would likely have led to the pair's acquittal. Hayer had long said the two men were innocent and that his accomplices were other Nation of Islam members. In 2021, a New York state judge threw out the convictions of two other men who wrongly spent decades in prison for the murder of Malcolm X, saying there had been a miscarriage of justice. ![]() ![]() Talmadge Hayer, then a member of the Nation of Islam, confessed in court to being one of the assassins. Judge exonerates 2 men for 1965 murder of Malcolm X. ![]()
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