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
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
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
The man accused of killing Antar Bey is alleged to have bragged about it afterwards.
By Paul T. Rosynsky, Chauncey Bailey Project
Oakland Police Department practice of not taping interrogations in their entirety becomes issue in murder trial of Antar Bey.
By Paul T. Rosynsky, Chauncey Bailey Project
The murder of Antar Bey was a carjacking, prosecutor says.
By Paul T. Rosynsky, Chauncey Bailey Project
The U.S. trustee liquidating the assets of Your Black Muslim bakery sued to reclaim three houses he 100said were transferred to Daulet Bey to shield them, prior to her son filing for bankruptcy in 2006.
Esperanza Johnson, mother of three of Yusuf Bey’s children, is the broker for a potential buyer of Your Black Muslim Bakery property, representing a longtime resident of the neighborhood.
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]
