African-American and Detroit and Drug Gangs and East Coast and Featured and Midwest and New York and SouthJuly 11, 2015 Did Sean Combs Take Money From BMF To Fund Bad Boy’s Start-Up? More than one internal U.S. Department of Justice memo quotes FBI and DEA informants as saying that hip-hop mogul Sean (Puffy) Combs’ iconic Bad Boys record label was started in the early 1990s with seed money provided by the infamous Black Mafia Family. This year is the 10-year anniversary of the landmark Black Mafia Family case,CONTINUE READING
African-American and Detroit and Drug Gangs and Featured and Midwest and South and West CoastJuly 10, 2015 Kardashian-Ex Damon Thomas Tempted Fate W/ GJ Testimony In BMF Case R&B music producer Damon Thomas, the ex-husband of the undisputed queen of reality television Kim Kardashian, gambled with his life 10 years ago when he cooperated with the FBI, DEA and IRS in helping the federal government bring down the notorious Black Mafia Family (aka BMF), America’s most prolific drug gang of the New Millennium.CONTINUE READING
Featured and Random and SouthJune 11, 2015 Drug Trial, Dixie Mafia Ties Led To Break-Up Of The Allman Brothers he Allman Brothers band, the Godfathers of Southern Rock, broke up in 1976, embroiled in a drug scandal and plagued with allegations of ties to the so-called Hillbilly Mob. The music group imploded in the mid-1970s amid a federal probe into the band’s narcotics activity, a probe that resulted in the high-profile criminal conviction of band-entourageCONTINUE READING
African-American and Detroit and Drug Gangs and Featured and Midwest and Mob HitsJune 5, 2015 Detroit Retro-Gangster Trend Continues, Cliff Jones Back In The Drug Game The underworld in Detroit has a distinct old school flavor to it so far in 2015. Last month, Francis (Big Frank Nitti) Usher, the Motor City’s biggest drug dealer of the late 1970s, was locked up by the feds for heroin dealing. Now, comes word that Cliff Jones, one of the city’s all-time most-feared andCONTINUE READING
