Black Gangsters Who Built Empires From Behind Bars

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Bloody Reports

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Prison is supposed to end a gangster's reach — no crew, no money, no freedom to move. But American prison history tells a more complicated story. From a Crips co-founder whose influence grew from death row, to organized prison leadership, to a trafficker who continued directing his operation through a prison telephone, to an organization whose roots were forged behind prison walls — these are four stories of power that didn't simply disappear when the cell door closed.

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Bloody Reports tells the true, documented history of the American underworld — the people Hollywood borrowed from, rewrote, or left out entirely.

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