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Kirell F. Bettis-Taylor (Pronounced Key-Rail)--also known as ""Doc"" or ""Dr. Sadeeq""--has spent more than two decades incarcerated in California since July 13, 1999. From behind prison walls, he has pursued a relentless effort to expose what he believes are unanswered questions surrounding his trial, the portrayal of Islam in America, and the events surrounding September 11, 2001. According to Kirell, the most extraordinary chapter of his story unfolded in the days leading up to the 9/11 terrorist attacks. While being held in the Los Angeles County Jail during his trial, he claims he attempted to alert officers of the court through handwritten communications about what he believed was an impending attack carried out by individuals he described as fake ""so-called Muslims."" Kirell maintains that on September 7, 2001--just days before the tragedy--he warned jurors that the United States would soon be attacked. After the attacks occurred, he says he was denied the opportunity to question jurors about potential bias tied to his Muslim identity and the emotional aftermath of 9/11. In The Rawest Manipulator: Broken Silence to 9/11, Dr. Sadeeq brings his story forward--challenging readers to reconsider narratives of faith, justice, and power. His account raises difficult questions about prejudice, silence, and what happens when a voice claiming to know the truth goes unheard.

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