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Message 2 The Streets

May 9, 2018 by Seth Ferranti 1 Comment

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCv8-4XN5UM&sns=em For the last two decades author Terrance Mcclurge has defied a thirty year federal sentence by taking a negative situation, and like a true Alchemist, he turntables it into a positive & productive situation. He has also become a real example to those at-risk youth all across America's ... [Continue Reading]

Filed Under: Street Lit & True Crime Tagged With: BOP, Chicago, gangs, Prison, TeaMack, writer

Chicago’s Larry Hoover

October 18, 2015 by Seth Ferranti

Larry Hoover was born on November 30, 1950, in Jackson, Mississippi, but grew up in Chicago. When he was 12, Hoover became the leader of the Chicago gang the Supreme Gangsters, which merged with a rival gang to become the Gangster Disciple Nation. In 1973, Hoover was sentenced to 150-200 years in prison for killing a drug dealer. After he committed ... [Continue Reading]

Filed Under: Publications Tagged With: American Gangsters, Brandy Cavalli, Chicago, gang leader, Gangster Disciples, Larry Hoover, life in prison, Super max, The Pen Hustler

Chicago Vice Lord Nation gang boss dead at 64

July 23, 2015 by Seth Ferranti

          Chicago Vice Lord Nation gang boss dead at 64 By David Amoruso - http://gangstersinc.ning.com Willie Lloyd, a former leader of the Vice Lord Nation gang in Chicago, died Monday, at age 64. During his lifetime, Lloyd evolved from a vicious crime boss waging war on his rivals to a fierce ... [Continue Reading]

Filed Under: Publications Tagged With: Chicago, gang leader, gangs, Street Legend, Vice Lords, Willie Lloyd

The Arthur Williams Jr. Documentary

June 1, 2015 by Seth Ferranti

Re-Print: The Arthur Williams Jr. Documentary Arthur Williams Jr. is a notorious counterfeiter who broke the supposedly unbreakable 1996 $100 bill and allegedly printed millions worth. He has served his time and now he is out. We have done several interviews with him on Gorilla Convict and he has been on the cover of Don Diva Magazine. Check out ... [Continue Reading]

Filed Under: Publications Tagged With: $100 bill, Arthur J. Williams Jr., Chicago, counterfeiter, Reprint documentary

Money, Money, Money

April 17, 2015 by Seth Ferranti

            Money, Money, Money- That's what Arthur J. Williams Jr. was about, counterfeiting money that is, but he turned his life around and is now a legitimate artist and clothes designer. Check out this article that Seth Wrote about him for ... [Continue Reading]

Filed Under: Publications Tagged With: Arthur J. Williams Jr., artist, Chicago, clothes designer, counterfeiter, Julius DaVinci, Prison

SHORTIES TAKEN OVA by Lanard “Nardy” Miller

November 3, 2013 by Seth Ferranti Leave a Comment

Chicago is a world of its own and always has been. From the beginning of time, Chicago has represented organized crime and straight-out gangsters. From Al Capone to Jeff Fort, Larry Hover, to Willie Lloyd just to name a few. Even though these brothers were gangsters, they were organized with the way they did things, that's why their legacy is still ... [Continue Reading]

Filed Under: Featured Story, Street Gangs Tagged With: Chi Raq, Chicago, Gangsters, Moe Town

The Man Who Made Money

June 8, 2012 by Seth Ferranti 2 Comments

In the gangs and underworld of the Southside of Chicago, Art Williams grew up a local street tough and born hustler, who as a teenager learned the centuries old art of counterfeiting. He became a master of his craft and used his street contacts in Chi-town to sell millions of printed counterfeit bills to organized crime syndicates. From his cell ... [Continue Reading]

Filed Under: Featured Story, Street Lit & True Crime Tagged With: Art Williams, Chicago, counterfeit money

Four Corner Hustlers Chronicles by Mr. Terrance “Tea Mack” McClurge

March 23, 2012 by Seth Ferranti 3 Comments

The Four Corner Hustlers founded by Mr. Walter Wheat of Chicago’s Pulaski Road of the Westside is currently the largest of seven remaining tribes included inside of the Almighty Vice Lord Nation. Tea Mack is a universal representative for the Four Corner Hustlers and his Four Corner Hustlers Chronicles column will be a regular feature on Gorilla ... [Continue Reading]

Filed Under: Featured Story, Street Gangs Tagged With: Chicago, Four Corner Hustlers, Vice Lords


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