African-American and Detroit and Drug Gangs and Featured and Midwest and News and Random and SportsApril 29, 2015 A Tainted DEA Snitch & The Kronk Boxing Drug Case After being on the sidelines for over a decade, Andrew Chambers, the DEA’s No. 1 informant of all-time, a man just as controversial as he was successful in helping the government make arrests and earn convictions, has been put back to work. Chambers, who helped bring down a Kronk Boxing Gym-connected drug ring in Detroit in theCONTINUE READING
Detroit and Drug Gangs and Featured and Midwest and Movies and News and PeopleApril 25, 2015 Three’s Company? – White Boy Rick Movie Project No. 3 Takes Flight The story of Detroit teenage drug-dealing prodigy and illegal underage FBI informant, Richard (White Boy Rick) Wershe is a scorching-hot property in Hollywood these days. On Friday, Protozoa Films, a production house owned by the A-List director-producer team of Darren Aronofsky and Scott Franklin, announced their intention of making a movie about Wershe, 46 years oldCONTINUE READING
Mafia and Midwest and NewsDecember 1, 2014 Undertaker Visits St. Louis Mafia, Takes Away Man In Charge The mob in St. Louis took a hit this month. Already on the ropes, it might not recover. Reputed St. Louis mafia Don Anthony (Nino) Parrino died of natural causes on November 3. He’s the second Missouri mob administrator to pass away in the past 14 months. Parrino’s underboss, Joseph (Uncle Joe) Cammarata, died peacefullyCONTINUE READING
Featured and Mafia and Mafia Insider and News and PhiladelphiaNovember 5, 2014 Philly mob’s ‘Georgie Boy’ stepping on toes, possibly tempting fate George (Georgie Boy) Borgesi wants back in. Borgesi, the one-time head of operations in Delaware County, Pennsylvania for the Philadelphia mafia, wants to reestablish a foothold in his former stomping grounds, according to sources on the street and in law enforcement. Since his release from a 13-year prison sentence on racketeering charges from the 1990s earlierCONTINUE READING
