Justice Denied

Bermuda's Black Militants, The "Third Man," And The Assassinations Of A Police Chief And Governor

Nonfiction, Social & Cultural Studies, True Crime
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Author: Mel Ayton ISBN: 9781467526685
Publisher: Cardinal Publishers Group Publication: April 1, 2013
Imprint: Strategic Media Books Language: English
Author: Mel Ayton
ISBN: 9781467526685
Publisher: Cardinal Publishers Group
Publication: April 1, 2013
Imprint: Strategic Media Books
Language: English
Justice Denied is the first full account of the 1972/1973 assassinations of Bermudas Governor and Police Chief. The book includes a Foreword by Dr. Carol Shuman, Psychologist, former newspaper reporter, editor and author.

During the 1970s, a black power organization in Bermuda who modeled themselves on the American Black Panthers, conspired to bring about social change "by any means necessary", including assassination. The struggle for equal rights in Bermuda during this period both imitated events in the United States and was heavily influenced by them, especially the role American black militants played in encouraging Bermuda's youth to challenge the white power structure on the island. Bermuda became the first nation to suffer the violent effects of the importation of 1960s-style American Black Power militancy. As a result, Governor Richard Sharples was murdered as well the island's Police Chief George Duckett and others.

Justice Denied points the finger of guilt at a faction of the black militant group, led by the 'Third Man', who controlled the convicted assassins. The author names the Bermuda businessman, a convicted drug dealer, who assisted the assassins in financing their political aims through drug deals and bank robberies. He also concludes that the real story about the assassinations was 'whitewashed' by consecutive Bermudian Governments in the interests of racial harmony.

This investigative book is based on interviews with police officers involved in the investigation into the assassinations and murders as well as interviews with prison officers familiar with two members of the assassination team. Additional material for the book was gleaned from the previously secret Scotland Yard Murder Files, British Foreign Office Files, court records, newspaper archives and interviews with the Governor's widow.

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Justice Denied is the first full account of the 1972/1973 assassinations of Bermudas Governor and Police Chief. The book includes a Foreword by Dr. Carol Shuman, Psychologist, former newspaper reporter, editor and author.

During the 1970s, a black power organization in Bermuda who modeled themselves on the American Black Panthers, conspired to bring about social change "by any means necessary", including assassination. The struggle for equal rights in Bermuda during this period both imitated events in the United States and was heavily influenced by them, especially the role American black militants played in encouraging Bermuda's youth to challenge the white power structure on the island. Bermuda became the first nation to suffer the violent effects of the importation of 1960s-style American Black Power militancy. As a result, Governor Richard Sharples was murdered as well the island's Police Chief George Duckett and others.

Justice Denied points the finger of guilt at a faction of the black militant group, led by the 'Third Man', who controlled the convicted assassins. The author names the Bermuda businessman, a convicted drug dealer, who assisted the assassins in financing their political aims through drug deals and bank robberies. He also concludes that the real story about the assassinations was 'whitewashed' by consecutive Bermudian Governments in the interests of racial harmony.

This investigative book is based on interviews with police officers involved in the investigation into the assassinations and murders as well as interviews with prison officers familiar with two members of the assassination team. Additional material for the book was gleaned from the previously secret Scotland Yard Murder Files, British Foreign Office Files, court records, newspaper archives and interviews with the Governor's widow.

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