Re-read your post. They need to get the fukk on outta here with the charitable bullshyt title. I know what the fukk goes on behind closed doors in their meetings. Lunatics.
Biggs and Emory Jones did long bids in the Feds: How did Jay Z avoid doing any prison time?
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lol...its obvious u NEVER been in a lodgelmao.....dude you posted a photoshop pic of Jay in masonic garb and said TD Jakes was present there as well....smh....ALL BLACK FOLKS DONT LOOK ALIKE BREH........
You're right I never been. Idk if that's td jakes but I know a lot of these brehs in this mess. Shaq has shown his ring on tv. if that's shopped it's very well done, Jay knows the secrets regardless.
lmao.....dude you posted a photoshop pic of Jay in masonic garb and said TD Jakes was present there as well....smh....ALL BLACK FOLKS DONT LOOK ALIKE BREH........
gangsta gotta put in work just to get at the level of a boss
gangsta can still move in silence
fukk is you talm bout....FRANK LUCAS told on over half of new york during the LEROY BUTLER TRIAL...
here is the reciepts:
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit - 643 F.2d 38 (2d Cir. 1981)
Argued June 16, 1980. Decided Feb. 9, 1981. As Amended March 19, 1981. Rehearing and Rehearing In Banc Denied May 13, 1981
Jerome H. Field, Brooklyn, N. Y., for appellant Leroy Perry.
Lawrence K. Feitell, New York City (Ozro T. Wells, New York City, on brief), for appellant Leroy Butler.
FACTS
The other chief Government witness was Frank Lucas, the well-known Harlem drug trafficker who is currently serving consecutive federal and state prison terms totaling seventy years. Lucas testified as to transactions with appellant Butler throughout 1974 in which Butler gave him mannite and quinine in exchange for heroin. These transactions took place at the Audubon Garage in Washington Heights. The garage was owned by a corporation in which Butler was a stockholder and on behalf of which appellant Arthur Gibbons at one point served as a leasing agent. Lucas on occasion played cards with Butler and Pollack at the Audubon Garage, and Gewirtz made a number of mannite-quinine deliveries there. Lucas's and Butler's dealings were arranged during meetings either at a Harlem social club or at the Bridge Apartments (located across the street from the Audubon Garage) where Butler had an apartment and where, from time to time, Gewirtz also brought mannite and quinine to Butler or to Willie Earl Patterson. Lucas testified to three sales of heroin to Butler in 1974: one in late spring or early summer of a half kilo paid for by Butler with $60,000 and an amount of mannite and quinine; a second in mid-summer of a half kilo delivered to Butler at the Bridge Apartments; and a third sale in late 1974 of a half kilo paid for in "cash and cut."
Lucas also testified to appellant Charles Cameron's association with Butler
snitching after getting caught -has absolutely nothing to do- with 'moving in silence' as a kingpin
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The Movie was a fraud......stop believing in that Harlem Kingpin FREDDIE MYERS and Frank Lucas plug IKE ATKINSON both said he was a loud flashy negro....who was working for the feds in bringing down the NYPD corrupt cops and countless Harlem dealers...he was a RAT...he sint moved in silence ..he moved with IMMUNITY
snitching after getting caught -has absolutely nothing to do- with 'moving in silence' as a kingpin
The Movie was a fraud......stop believing in that Harlem Kingpin FREDDIE MYERS and Frank Lucas plug IKE ATKINSON both said he was a loud flashy negro....who was working for the feds in bringing down the NYPD corrupt cops and countless Harlem dealers...he was a RAT...he sint moved in silence ..he moved with IMMUNITY
handsomely
ReturnOfJudah
Veteran
fukk it, I'll say it. He da police
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heard otherwise
plus it's a documentary about him where law enforcement said they had no idea how big his operation was and even confirmed being shock of him being more powerful then the Italian mafia
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In the 1970s the heroin market in the United States was dominated by a black distributor named Frank Matthews who operated out of New York. He was the most notable black figure on the east coast at the time and one of the first major independents who challenged the mob for supremacy in the criminal underworld. The Black Caesar, as he was known, was a new kind of super-criminal ruling a nationwide empire of dope. He was the boss of bosses and the DEA ranks him as one of the Top Ten drug traffickers in United States history. A pivotal figure in the history of the drug trade, Matthews was one of the nation’s largest narcotics dealers from the 1960s through the early 1970s, and he routinely handled multi-million dollar shipments. More importantly, Matthews was the first black man astute and confident enough to control an interstate organization the size and scope of his operation, at a time when the Mob controlled everything, illegal or otherwise. Astonishingly Matthews did it while still in his twenties.
He became a major dealer in twenty-one states with quality overseas contacts for both heroin and cocaine. Frank was a North Carolina country boy who seized control of the black rackets in New York City. The DEA said that Matthews imported heroin from Turkey by way of processing plants in Marseilles, France and cocaine from Latin America. Street legend has it that his wealth could not be counted. He had Pablo Escobar-type money in the early 1970s. It didn’t go to his head. To him money wasn’t but a thing. He controlled the illegal drug market in the inner-cities from the east coast to the west coast and had contacts with Cuban wholesalers who controlled vast portions of the South American coke trade to the United States. Matthews earned respect in the streets and criminal underworld by holding his own against the Mafia. When his profits became so huge that they took nthat they took notice he didn’t bow down, he dictated. In essence, Frank was the first black man that had the Mob shook
your talking about the OTHER FRANK....FRANK MATTHEWS who laid low and had the CIA plug and challenged the Italian Mafia
heard otherwise
plus it's a documentary about him where law enforcement said they had no idea how big his operation was and even confirmed being shock of him being more powerful then the Italian mafia
He became a major dealer in twenty-one states with quality overseas contacts for both heroin and cocaine. Frank was a North Carolina country boy who seized control of the black rackets in New York City. The DEA said that Matthews imported heroin from Turkey by way of processing plants in Marseilles, France and cocaine from Latin America. Street legend has it that his wealth could not be counted. He had Pablo Escobar-type money in the early 1970s. It didn’t go to his head. To him money wasn’t but a thing. He controlled the illegal drug market in the inner-cities from the east coast to the west coast and had contacts with Cuban wholesalers who controlled vast portions of the South American coke trade to the United States. Matthews earned respect in the streets and criminal underworld by holding his own against the Mafia. When his profits became so huge that they took nthat they took notice he didn’t bow down, he dictated. In essence, Frank was the first black man that had the Mob shook
Marco Andretti
GRINDHARD
The same way Baby, Eazy E, Jeezy etc never got pinched by the Feds...
Lol Jeezy a snitch too lol
Listening to ether and rockfella died of aids nas says and got damn true ether to that fam cuz they didn't get back at that
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your talking about the OTHER FRANK....FRANK MATTHEWS who laid low and had the CIA plug and challenged the Italian MafiaIn the 1970s the heroin market in the United States was dominated by a black distributor named Frank Matthews who operated out of New York. He was the most notable black figure on the east coast at the time and one of the first major independents who challenged the mob for supremacy in the criminal underworld. The Black Caesar, as he was known, was a new kind of super-criminal ruling a nationwide empire of dope. He was the boss of bosses and the DEA ranks him as one of the Top Ten drug traffickers in United States history. A pivotal figure in the history of the drug trade, Matthews was one of the nation’s largest narcotics dealers from the 1960s through the early 1970s, and he routinely handled multi-million dollar shipments. More importantly, Matthews was the first black man astute and confident enough to control an interstate organization the size and scope of his operation, at a time when the Mob controlled everything, illegal or otherwise. Astonishingly Matthews did it while still in his twenties.
He became a major dealer in twenty-one states with quality overseas contacts for both heroin and cocaine. Frank was a North Carolina country boy who seized control of the black rackets in New York City. The DEA said that Matthews imported heroin from Turkey by way of processing plants in Marseilles, France and cocaine from Latin America. Street legend has it that his wealth could not be counted. He had Pablo Escobar-type money in the early 1970s. It didn’t go to his head. To him money wasn’t but a thing. He controlled the illegal drug market in the inner-cities from the east coast to the west coast and had contacts with Cuban wholesalers who controlled vast portions of the South American coke trade to the United States. Matthews earned respect in the streets and criminal underworld by holding his own against the Mafia. When his profits became so huge that they took nthat they took notice he didn’t bow down, he dictated. In essence, Frank was the first black man that had the Mob shook
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breh - imma old nikka, probably da oldest nikka on herei know the 2 frank's
BTW
my OP was about bad boyz moving in silence & by the massives frank matthews was the pretty much the opposite of that - dude was known for his flamboyance
i know your reply wasnt about that -but about the Italian mafia- again, the lucas doc said he was bigger then the italian mob ; even recall rudy guiliani footage or being mention about the lucas being the top criminal in nyc
Ronnie Lott
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FeloniousMonk
Dont mind me..Im a azzhole
I take it you got reciepts...
