Was the Black Mafia Family, aka BMF, moving as much as 2500 keys a month under the leadership of Demetrius "Big Meech" Flenory?

Cavario seems to think so.

Maserati Rick's bodyguard Nate "Boone" Craft helped him fight a war with Big Ed Hanserd, but after Big Ed shot Rick at a car wash on 7 mile and Rick laying dying in a Detroit hospital, his days were numbered...

Big Caz of the Rollin Sixties in Los Angeles began selling cocaine in the early 1980's. Some of his first customers were Todd Bridges and Dana Plato of Diff'rent Strokes. He tells that story and about how the Crack Era in L.A. changed the streets

Part one of my interview with Dehaven John Irby, who grew up in Brooklyn's Marcy Projects with Sean "jay z" Carter before letting him join his family in a move to Trenton, NJ

Big Jook was hit at Eric Bovan's funeral... but who are the Bovan family?

Was Steve Harvey's wife married to TWO of Memphis' dealers?

Whats going on with Craig Petties?

Who did Big Jook owe money to?

"Beyond Street Dreams" is a Documentary

"El Chino Antrax" aka José Rodrigo Aréchiga Gamboa worked for El Mayo Zambada as a member, and or a while, the head Sicaro of "Los Antrax", the largest para-military unit

But who were/are Los Antrax and who was El Chino? #SICARIO part 3 American Dope

Jose Rodrigo Arechiga Gamboa aka Chino Antrax grew up in Culician, capital of Sinaloa- and his father was a small political official and he wanted to be an air force pilot- but he had the skin condition psoriasis so the Mexican military took a pass…so he went to college for architecture- which is one of those professions that sounds cool- but has limited actual opportunities and once he got married and had a daughter he dropped out of college to take advantage of a real job opportunity. Working for his next door neighbors… the sons of El Mayo- one of El Chapo's equals in the Sinaloa Federation. So Chino Antrax definitely did not grow up poor, unlike El Chapo, or El Mayo for that matter.

At first, according to his lawyers, El Chino, was doing "small errands" for El Mayo's sons. Including Vicente - who famously testified against El Chapo and turned in 1.2 Billion to the U.S government in exchange for an 11 year prison term--which means he is out and about in the free world as we speak. But, at some point before 2009, El Chino became a member of a newly formed Sicario cell named after the deadly nerve agent Anthrax- all members had tattoos-. This group was initially tasked with security for El Mayo's family.. But in NarcoLand the best defense is an aggressive offense and thus Los Antrax morphed into, probably the most important, and definitely the most famous, Sicario crew under the Sinaloa umbrella.

Why is B.G. of Cash Money in Federal Prison? Turns out he got arrested in a stolen truck with loaded rifles with hitmen from the Hankton Family. The Hankton Family of New Orleans, along with hitters like Walter "Moonie" Porter were considered the 'Nolia's #1 dope kingpins of the 1990's. The DEA suspect them of having helped provide the Williams Brothers- Brian "Baby" "Birdman" and Slim- with startup money for Cash Money Records before they signed to Universal. Eric "B.G." Baby Gangsta Dorsey was arrested with a hit squad supposedly sent by Telly Hankton. B.G. has been in Federal prison for over a decade for gun charges and weapons violations. An Al Profit Documentary from the American Dope series about the Hot Boyz of New Orleans

Sergeant Smack chronicles the story of North Carolina’s Leslie “Ike” Atkinson, an adventurer, gambler and one of U.S. history’s most original gangsters. Under the cover of the Vietnam War and through the use of the U.S. military infrastructure, Atkinson masterminded an enterprising group of family members and former African American GIs that the DEA identified as one of history’s ten top drug trafficking rings. Ike’s organization moved heroin from Thailand to North Carolina and beyond.

"Sergeant Smack" by Ron Chepesiuk https://www.amazon.com/Sergeant-Smack-Legendary-Atkinson-Brothers-ebook/dp/B003JTHOJ4

Tim Allen

Whitey Bulger

Frank Lucas

Sammy "the Bull" Gravano