Speaker 1: Last year, I read a letter that I don't think
Speaker 1: was ever meant to go public. It said that a
Speaker 1: man convicted of shooting sheriff's deputies and killing one of
Speaker 1: them was innocent. He's a legendary man, a man who
Speaker 1: over the last century in America has been called a prophet,
Speaker 1: a messiah, a terrorist, and a villain. In the sixties,
Speaker 1: he was a black power activist named h Rap Brown.
Speaker 1: We did not make the laws in this country. We
Speaker 1: are neither Marley not legally confined to those laws. Those
Speaker 1: laws that keep them up keep us down. H Rap
Speaker 1: Brown had the attention of the most powerful people in America,
Speaker 1: oh lice departments, the United States government, and their agents.
Speaker 1: They hated rat Brown all the way to death. But
Speaker 1: unlike some other black leaders at the time, he managed
Speaker 1: to survive, and he converted to Islam, changed his name
Speaker 1: to Jamille Alamine, and moved my hometown Atlanta, Georgia. On
Speaker 1: the ninth of March sixteenth, two thousand, two deputies showed
Speaker 1: up outside his neighborhood mosque and there was a shootout.
Speaker 1: It was almost like an overkill, like it was a
Speaker 1: war zone. That book killed one deputy and severely injured another.
Speaker 1: Please don't shoot me now, Mary, don't shoot me. No, Marr,
Speaker 1: don't shoot me, no No. Federal agents chase down their
Speaker 1: only serious suspect, Jamil Lamine, and he was convicted, but
Speaker 1: the evidence was shaky and the whole truth never came
Speaker 1: out during the trial. To say that this gud is
Speaker 1: the gud who fired this book is very, very difficult.
Speaker 1: My name is Mosey's Secret. I'm an investigative journalist, and
Speaker 1: when I started looking into the case, I discovered something
Speaker 1: even more sinister than the shooting of two deputies. The FBI,
Speaker 1: a trap brown, Jamil Lamine, local drug dealers, and even
Speaker 1: an alleged serial killer all caught up in it. Tell
Speaker 1: me he got the kid, he gonna star some beef
Speaker 1: and it ain't gonna be he gonna make up or
Speaker 1: read and kill the mother fluck. And they learned that
Speaker 1: for years, someone else, not Jamille Allami, has been confessing
Speaker 1: to shooting the two deputies that night outside the mosque.
Speaker 1: I've got a way quit murder for real. They convicted
Speaker 1: the wrong guy and sit the wrong guy to prison
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