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*   capabilities on American citizens.

And who was targeted?

Qubilah Shabazz, second oldest daughter of Malcom X.

*   Both Sides in Shabazz Case Say Tapes Prove Their Point
*   by Don Terry, The New York Times, April 1995
*   
*   Ms. Shabazz was indicted on Jan 11 on nine counts of using the telephones
*   and travelling across state lines to hire a hit man to kill Mr. Farrakhan.
*   Eight of the counts involved taped telephone calls between Ms. Shabazz and
*   Mr. Fitzpatrick, a cocaine addict who faces a possible five-year prison
*   sentence in an unrelated drug case. [read: blackmailed]
*   
*   Of the 40 recorded conversations, 38 were initiated by Mr. Fitzpatrick.
*   "Most of the conversations during these calls consisted primarily of
*   remarks by Mr. Fitzpatrick." said defense lawyer William M. Kunstler.
*   [Kunstler was a silvered haired angel even while still on Earth]
*   
*   The Government had a statement initialed from Ms. Shabazz.
*   
*       "I jokingly asked Fitzpatrick if he would kill Louis Farrakhan."
*   
*   The statement was written by two FBI agents, who did not advise her of
*   her right to remain silent and have a lawyer present.
*   
*   Federal officials in Washington and Minneapolis say Ms. Shabazz was
*   'obsessed' with killing Mr. Farrakhan, and they had enough on her to
*   put her away for 90 years.
*   
*   Mr. Fitzpatrick prodded her: "I'm willing to do whatever you want me to
*   do, this feels righteous." Ms. Shabazz replied "I don't really know
*   what you're asking me." Mr. Fitzpatrick later told her "I'm just going
*   to proceed."

Qubilah Shabazz was 4 when she saw her father die in a hail of bullets in
1965. She has been a trouble woman ever since.

*   "...Shabazz...", The New York Times, June 8 19