A U.S. Bankruptcy Court judge has approved the sale of the defunct Your Black Muslim Bakery to a nonprofit center serving people with AIDS and other critical illnesses.
By Josh Richman, Chauncey Bailey Project
Just three weeks after his murder, Chauncey Baily’s family talks about their memories.
By Bob Butler, Chauncey Bailey Project
Bailey suspect tells friend he took the fall for the bakery.
By Paul T. Rosynsky, Chauncey Bailey Project
Bailey murder suspect makes admission on tape.
By Paul T. Rosynsky, Chauncey Bailey Project
Alfonza Phillips was found guilty of murdering Antar Bey during a failed carjacking attempt.
By Paul T. Rosynsky, Chauncey Bailey Project
Antar Bey was assassinated, not a victim of a carjacking, the defense attorney said.
By Paul T. Rosynsky, Chauncey Bailey Project
Former bakery member Esperanza Johnson and husband Antron Thurman acquired nearly $2 million in property through a string of deals tainted with allegations of deceit, according to civil lawsuits.
Police won’t say what they were looking for when they went back to the shuttered bakery.
By Harry Harris, Chauncey Bailey Project
Alfonza Phillips told his girlfriend to “stay silent” about the killing of Antar Bey.
By Paul T. Rosynsky, Chauncey Bailey Project
Witness IDs Phillips as the shooter.
By Paul T. Rosynsky, Chauncey Bailey Project
New America Media and the Maynard Institute have convened an array of Bay Area journalists, as well as highly respected media organizations and local university journalism departments, to form an investigative team to honor and continue the work of journalist Chauncey Wendell Bailey Jr. [more]
