James Bond Cars, $30M In Cocaine & Fifteen Life Sentences: The Mario Lloyd Story

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In 1989, a federal grand jury handed down an indictment that would expose one of Chicago's most sophisticated drug operations ever prosecuted. Mario Howard Lloyd wasn't running a corner — he was running a corporation. Colombian supply lines. James Bond-like compartments built into distribution cars. An entire family on the payroll. Twenty to thirty million dollars in revenue.
Then came fifteen life sentences.
This is the full story — the empire, the family, the courtroom, and the thirty-six years that followed.

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