Cuban-born Willie Falcon was a cocaine kingpin in the 1980s who made billions from his base in Miami after dropping out of high school. At the peak of the Miami Vice-era, he became the go-to smuggler for the Colombian cartels, ferrying cocaine from the Bahamas to Florida in his fleet of speedboats. Eventually he was […]
Prison Stories
MAGGOTS…FAGGITS AND COWARDS Part 4 and Part 5
NOW I couldn’t get rid of this old fool…..everytime he seen me in passing he made his way to acknowledge me or say something…..I could be in the kitchen…here he comes with the ” As Salaam Aliakum ShaKim” shit…… the ” When are you going to be available to sit down and go through this […]
Street Lit & True Crime
THE KAM ERA
Welcome to another GorillaConvict exclusive interview as ShaKim Bio introduces this Detroit writer whose followings in prison sparked ShaKim’s interest… Ever since I made it to level 2 medium security prison Marion Correction Institution.. (M.C.I.) …All I been hearing about is ” Kam” Young dudes and older ones talking about Kam and his street hood […]
Publications
Hoffa Chronicles Part 3- Searching For The Truth
In the years since Jimmy Hoffa’s disappearance a lot of criminals have been popping up out of the woodwork and claiming they know what happened to him. But it’s proved to be more hype than substance. It seems everyone wants to be a part of the Jimmy Hoffa myth. Conspiracy theorists and organized crime experts […]
Who Killed Hoffa? Hoffa Chronicles Part 2
There was a lot of speculation about the disappearance of Jimmy Hoffa. Who did it, why did it happen, and what did it mean were the main questions everyone was asking. After Hoffa’s disappearance law enforcement was in a frenzy. How did one of the most high profile people in the United States just […]
MAGGOTS…FAGGITS AND COWARDS Part 3
(2 days later) I am in the law library… that’s where I spend about 2 hrs in the mornings at least three times a week looking up cases and researching 7:30 am to 9:30…… trying to find a case that can get me back in where I can get some rhythm…. When I first walked […]
