with two others spent a long stretch in solidary in angola, their only prison. many believed they were political prisoners, held for an involvement with the black panthers, and they fought for black conditions. >> they were the scapegoats. it was an opportunity for the present administration to continue in the efforts to destroy the black panther movement. >> in a statement on friday, woodstock thanked the two men for their support. king was released after having a separate connection overturned in 2001. the other in 2013, after three years in solitary confinement. he died later. woodstock's attorney said on friday: >>> still to come - all the international sports news for you with joe.