On March 16, 2000, two sheriff's deputies were shot in Atlanta.

Jamil Al-Amine, a Muslim leader and former black power activist was convicted.

But the evidence was shaky, and the whole truth. former black power activist was convicted.

But the evidence was shaky, and the whole truth didn't come out during the trial.

My name is Mosi secret, and when I started investigating this case in my hometown,

I uncovered a dark truth about America.

He said to me, you want me to take care of them, you know, for not doing something or paying you

or something. I said, no, what you're what you talking about while I had no idea

who you know who he had become that's how he approached you you know he meant when he said that yeah

I'm thinking murder in a minute you know I think that's what he was thinking from

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I'm Mary Kaye McBrayer, host of the podcast The Greatest True Crime

stories ever told. I write about true crime, which means I live inside the

research wormhole,

but I'm not necessarily interested in the headline-grabbing elements,

the blood and the gore, all of that.

I'm more interested in the people behind these stories

and what we can learn by looking at their experiences.

You can meet me every week on the greatest true crime stories ever told, where I dig into crimes

where a woman is not just a victim. She might be the detective, the lawyer, the witness, the

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