African-American and Detroit and Drug Gangs and Featured and Midwest and Mob Hits and MoviesSeptember 21, 2017 ‘White Boy Rick’s’ Right-Hand Man ‘Freaky Steve’ Roussell Met An Unhappy Ending 30 Years Ago, Casualty Of Menacing ‘Best Friends’ Former Detroit drug world figure Stephen (Freaky Steve) Roussell was slain 30 years ago this week in the fall of 1987, a victim of romance-gone-wrong amid the city’s bullets-and-brawn charged crack wars. The 20-year old Roussell had been high-profile teenage drug dealer Richard (White Boy Rick) Wershe’s right-hand man and closest friend. Wershe, 48 and the nation’sCONTINUE READING
African-American and Detroit and Drug Gangs and Featured and MidwestSeptember 12, 2017 To The Heart Of The Matter: “Moe Heart” Gibbs, Once Of Detroit’s Iconic YBI Drug Gang, Speaks On Darryl Terrell Indictment An infamous inactive former Detroit drug gang lieutenant has taken time to do an interview with the media regarding a lesser-known one-time contemporary caught up in trouble again with the law. On the heels of Darryl Terrell’s recent federal indictment on cocaine-trafficking and money-laundering charges, his former fellow Young Boys, Incorporated henchman Maurice (Moe Heart)CONTINUE READING
African-American and Detroit and Featured and Midwest and MoviesSeptember 8, 2017 The D12 Murders: Rap Superstar Eminem Lost Two Close Friends, Group Members To Streets Of Detroit When rap superstar Eminem shot to international fame in the late 1990s, he did so with his group D12 at his side. Sadly, two of the original six founding members of D12, Karnail (Bugz) Pitts and DeShaun (Proof) Holton, were killed in heated exchanges with rivals in 1999 and 2006, respectively, in their hometown ofCONTINUE READING
African-American and Detroit and Drug Gangs and Featured and Mafia and Mafia Insider and MidwestSeptember 6, 2017 Kid Rock Rubbed Elbows With Gangsters, Greek Mobster In His Past, Will Tip-Off Music Bill At Little Caesars Arena Amidst Protests Multi-platinum recording artist Kid Rock was known to pal around with a notorious Detroit mobster and once dealt drugs for the city’s most dangerous urban narcotics syndicate according to sources. Kid Rock, a proud native Detroiter born Robert Ritchie, has sold $25,000,000 albums and will be opening the city’s sparkling new Little Caesars Arena next weekCONTINUE READING
