What Happened To The Men That Shot Bob Marley?

[@Shecxme6x]

It takes a strong man to not seek revenge on the people who shot him. Long Live the G.O.A.T.

[@karymwilliams7762]

the streets say different

[@fornlike]

I'm not surprised. No person can speek things Bob Marley spoke and have normal heart. Impossible! This man had a really special heart. But I am so happy for this concrete proof of Bob's greatness. So thanks a looooot for this share. I just can't forget Bob Marley.

[@drawingdownthestars]

I look forward to everyone of your uploads. Best Reggae channel on KZbin. Thanks for sharing this history.

[@ReggaeAppreciationSociety]

Blessings ✌️ Thanks for staying tuned ❤️💛💚 plenty more to come

[@loveheals6184]

It's amazing how much of his life Bob was able to put into his music. "Ambush In The Night", "Running Away" are so impressive to me. In addition to sharing such vulnerability, he still made sure to put the biggest culpability on the orchestrators of the attempt instead of the pawns who made terrible choices & suffered for them. "Back them up, oh not the brothers... but the ones who set them up" in "Time Will Tell" spoke to this. It's very remarkable because the pain & betrayal were great. Please rest well in the African Zion of your desires in the Divine realm with the ancestors.

[@soujaar8346]

Raspect for this wonderful speach

[@loveheals6184]

@@soujaar8346 Blessèd Love, family 💚💛❤❤💛💚🖤

[@user-tc2or2so1y]

So beautifully written. Bless up

[@loveheals6184]

@@user-tc2or2so1y Give Thanks, family. 🙌🏿🤗❤💛💚🖤💃🏿

[@andytaylor6781]

I was only 11yrs old when I heard that home in my home in Trinidad and knowing how the streets were.

[@ikongchin3088]

very Disciplined MAN

[@jorgemojica611]

Excellent stuff as usual thank You for your work which you are doing and if no one else tells you i will your post are telling history of this great music as i say to you Nuff Respect !!!!

[@ReggaeAppreciationSociety]

Thanks a lot ❤️💛💚 I really appreciate your support ✌️ Plenty more to come

[@ULTIMATEPATCHES]

Stunning documentary, excellent work on this. To hear Bob stating the men were never caught by cops, and it was "one of those things", is amazing, considering what he actually saw and knew. He had to keep his mouth shut about it.

[@MrMystri]

What a humble man

[@lawrencenjawe9875]

Great Tribute to Marley once again @Reggae Appreciation and one more feather on the cap of this UNRIVALLED REGGAE KING (Yes, I said so) THE KING 👑,...I first read Marley biography " Catch A Fire:The Life of Bob Marley " by journalist Timothy White back in 1984... Brilliant work but these additional details you've included regarding the aftermath of Bob's attempted assassination (Unbeknown to the rest of the World before Don Taylor's publication of 1994) is new and very intriguing indeed. THANK YOU, BRO. KEEP ON BEARING THE REGGAE TORCH 👍

[@ReggaeAppreciationSociety]

Blessings Ras Lawrence✌️ Thanks for watching. I'm glad you liked it

[@loveheals6184]

@lawrencejawe9875, Bob is my king and teacher, for sure. I first read CATCH A FIRE in my teens. It's only decades later I'm able to fully appreciate the level of research that went into it. His maternal granddad, Mr. Omeriah Malcolm was a formidable medicine man and spiritual heavyweight in his own right. This coupled with details like how he referred to Nesta as Kubina/Kobina was mind-blowing. It's no secret that Akan presence was/is strong the ancestry of Jamaican branch of the African family tree. What was impressive to me was the retained wisdom which would've been touching had he simply given him an African name in a world intent on destroying that connection. It was beyond that. Kobina is the specific name given to a boy born on Tuesday which was true of 6th February, 1945.

[@lawrencenjawe9875]

@@ReggaeAppreciationSociety LOVE ♥️ IT.....

[@lawrencenjawe9875]

@@loveheals6184 Oh Woo 😳😳😄😄😄 That's a wealth of information you've got here. I'm still trying to digest it all. Thank you 👍...Where does the name Kobina hail from? Eastern Africa, I should think..And the term Kumina you've just used is from the Eastern Congo Basin and in Jamaica I had learned is often associated with the Nyabinghi drumming style used by some Rastafarians...

[@loveheals6184]

@@lawrencenjawe9875 Dear Brother, before you give me, your sister too much credit, I must confess how I know this 😂. I'm Ghanaian🇬🇭 with some Nigerian🇳🇬 ancestry and a bit of Sierra Leonean🇸🇱 ancestry, too in the form of those who left The Americas after emancipation. I'm half Fante, which is a dimension of the Akan group. Now, it's my turn to hail the impressiveness of Jamaican🇯🇲 family. I knew of Nyabinghi drumming and knew the continental pronunciation is Nya not Naya, but I hadn't known the deep history of freedom fighters in East & South Africa who used the term. Indeed, it was only this year that I learned Nyabinghi is a sacred feminine energy/goddess who was venerated. That modern day Rwanda🇷🇼 had a medicine woman/shaman, Muhumusa who was a freedom fighter in the 1800s who would be entranced and receive visions. So connected with Jamaican Rastas drumming and chanting which are sacred and shift our consciousness, it gives me chills how you combined what remained of the ancient wisdom with the brilliant survival strategies, love and vitality to reunite us. Kumina is like you said from East and Central Africa. Accompong is still present in Ghana. Viva Jamaica and her descendants 🇯🇲. Love & Respect 💃🏿💃🏿💃🏿

[@rangermike6651]

I have to wonder how much of this story is true, and how much was Don Taylor just trying to sell books? We’ll likely never know.

[@carolcapleton7956]

Thank continue to educate us and people all over the world❤

[@rastafaritv573]

There was a next yute a fourth one , who was supposed to take part of the killing attempt that went to meet bob and told him he was supposed to come and shoot him too but he never went cause he couldnt find his gun , so Bob forgave him and carried him on tour with him for couple month to bring him out of the ghetto sphere . . . .Big up brother Bob you never left us down . . .

[@slinny21]

Was his name lip?

[@rastafaritv573]

@@slinny21 i don't know his name

[@mysticman9331]

Don Taylor was fired by Bob when he found out that he had been taking money from him.

[@ozziecockings780]

...please make reference to where it is seen that don taylor said this...of what evidence is this based upon?...

[@ReggaeAppreciationSociety]

Watch till the end

[@realdalgayle8004]

The real Jamaica 🇯🇲 street justice is as Jamaican as the sun that shines there.

[@Yankieprincess]

Jamaica is no joke

[@nightswan1234]

And so it seems.

[@emiledaley3]

Rest well Earl Tek Life 🇯🇲🇪🇹

[@Mrsplanetmaster9]

🙋🏻‍♀Thanx to RAS❗😁🌿

[@onlyjoetee]

In the movie one of the men actually went to Bobs house to ask for forgiveness personally

[@TiannaJohns-pv5bx]

In the movie, 2024 the manager Don Taylor is great for the part. But seeing the real photo of Don Taylor here is perfect. This is a great movie, Bob Marley: One Love.

[@onlyjoetee]

Did the men say WHY they did it?

[@thomasromano9321]

It figures that in this crazy world armed fanatics would attempt to kill a man who stood for justice and love. Marley found it in his heart to forgive the thugs who tried to murder him and his family, and that takes a very special person. The world needs people like you, Bob Marley! Men and women who stand for fairness, justice, and love seem to be all too few today.

[@carmaela2689]

No wonder he left Jamaica for a while!

[@sumnerslandscaping5565]

2 hung and one shot? Damn thats cold. If they respected bob like you say they did then why didn't they forgive them??

[@mysticman9331]

This story is questionable I am telling you.

[@jackpayton5065]

This was very embarrassing for Massop so he took care of things, Seaga now thought that he was getting too big for his britches had him killed legally by the police with his arms up in the air

[@Kojo1931]

What was or is the ghetto court about...and they had power to sentence to death?

[@zurimoore2545]

That the Grace of God protecting him his wife and former manager

[@erica.hendersonsr.469]

Anyone else wondering why only 3 of the 7 where killed.

[@ivanjullies7590]

Yes❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@bennyaruba3449]

Similarities with 2pac not only in his ambitions 4 his people but also regarding disappointment over getting shot by his own people.

[@soujaar8346]

no man Marley is not like 2pac. Marley sing no ''woman no cry '' not ''bitch no cry''

[@DeliciaTrini]

To all those who thought the movie was inaccurate

[@ADF-fe7fv]

I NEVER get enough of Black Uhuru! Puma Jones was an African Queen!

[@AuthenticSelector64]

This is about Bob… not Puma

[@1Yogaboy]

If straying from the topic was a person

[@RichGire-hh9fz]

A book ting. Don s deal wid

[@Kaiilion]

Blessed rasta, but what about Lester lloyed coke? he was said to be the main hit man?

[@tonythomas1508]

The wicked is driven back in their wickedness.

[@duppyhunter1651]

Jah bless.

[@tafarielliott4786]

The underworld was ready to go and revenge Bob shooting, Bob stand strong and said no , it is going to look bad on the outside looking in , and this would ruin the country , then went away to defuse the tension.

[@luciencubano]

7-3 =4. Where were the other 4 men who participated? If the 3 men didn’t give up the other 4… that was a failed interrogation, no?

[@positive___soul]

Who else is excited to see the movie next year? 💚💛❤️🙌🏽🙏🏼

[@loveheals6184]

I'm right there with you, Sis. It's my deep prayer that it's done with integrity. I don't envy Kingsley Ben-Adir because it's a heavy mantle. I say this as someone aware that he's previously portrayed another ancestor dear to my soul: El-Hajj Malik el-Shabazz/ Malcolm X.

[@SoulDreadKing]

That's the most anticipated movie of next year for me.

[@michelrood2966]

I will see it for what it is, a biography. People are looking for a Bob lookalike which will never happen. So I will see it just as a biography and can only hope it is accurate in its portrayal , and nothing more. Respect and manners.

[@loveheals6184]

@@michelrood2966 Peace. Prudent approach. (I) Give Thanks. Peace🙋🏿‍♀️.

[@jonathanbarnes7641]

Me ❤🎉😅😊😢 beloved

[@dalebennett2501]

Total rubbish

[@sageljbzion9129]

Judgment Swift

[@dalebennett2501]

Total rubbish