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No, you're right.

So what's the story behind this?
Black people leaving and Latino's taking their place, or black people being pushed out by Latino's?
Or black people letting themselves get pushed out?

I agree. But it looks to me people do get labeled a snitch very quick and because of that a lot of people are dead. Weather they were actually snitching or not. Can't call this a haunch or a guilt feeling though. Thomas said he wouldn't answer any questions because he was afraid he would incriminate...

"Mack Thomas was then called as a witness and appeared with his counsel, a deputy public defender. He refused to answer questions posed by defense counsel on the grounds that the answers thereto might incriminate him." It says he did apear in court, but your saying all of this is could be set up to ...

It doesn't seem like a topic people want to mess with somehow.

And yes, my nickname is from Attila the Hun.

In Alonso's interview with Judson Bacot about the murder of Robert Ballou at the Palledium, he says he is mystified as to why he was made the scapegoat and was send to jail for 11 years. He clearly states Mack Thomas and his crew killed Ballou (4:41 to 5:02) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ecm9yNV-p...

While browsing through criminal court cases, i stumbled on what seems to me as clear evidence that Mack Thomas, one of most respected crip leaders of all times, snitched on Julius B. and had him arrested and tried for murder. What's up with this? Is this common knowledge and have i just missed it al...

But what about Mack Thomas snitching?

Looked to me, Munson put a little preasure on Jimmy to set the record straight though.

Someone who had 'a personal thing' with Sinister, killed his woman in 2001. Not sure if they all were from the same set. https://www.fearnotlaw.com/wsnkb/articles/p_v_hamilton-17274.html On July 3, 2001, Shereece Rankin and Charles Jordan were driving together to the house of Jordan's sister Paulett...

There is little dispute concerning the events which gave rise to the offenses charged. On Sunday, August 18, 1974, at about 9:00 p.m., a number of teenagers and young men were standing at and around a liquor store parking lot at 42nd Place and South Hoover in Los Angeles. Among them were Teddie, Pat...

Very gripping read, Casper. It lets you see the tragedy in its heartbreaking totality. Generation upon generation of children who are born from an unhealthy woumb, surrounded by violence, mistreated and growing up deprived of all essential things a human needs, like love, savety, a stable family wit...

Well, if he was 14 and killed in januari of 1977, like you stated... You also said he was the first crip killed by a crip, a 107 Hoover killed by a UGBC, but in Kev Macs interview with OG Hawk, where he asked him who was the first death in the 107 Hoover/UGBC war, Hawk said a little dude called Duan...

I would guess Lil Bodine from 107 Hoover

The man makes some cool music as well.

That's how i feel about all of Kev Mac's interviews.
They should all be on here, so we can discuss them and put all this info in perspective as little parts of the big picture of LA gang history.

Too bad for us, who want all of it right now, but very understandable.
Can you speak on the project you're working on?

Great interview, Alonso!
I really hope this was part 1 of 10.

alexalonso wrote:guess who wrote that?

lol

Dude, i'm from Holland. We've dealt with this stuff ages ago.
To each his own.

He was one of the nine men initially arrested for the killing of Robert Ballou, according to the book: Black Los Angeles: American Dreams and Racial Realities. https://books.google.nl/books?id=jfgTCgAAQBAJ&pg=PA152&lpg=PA152&dq=robert+ballou+arrested&source=bl&ots=0bHzAZIY_O&sig=A8bp3mID61MFXmPZrJaM...

Lil Fee and Tookie

From an interview with Kermit Alexander, about lil Fee as an eight year old: Gangs were everywhere, and they were more violent now. They were recruiting in junior high schools and even grammar schools, looking for badasses. If a kid didn't have a dad, the Crips gladly played the role. Gang members b...

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Lgbt

You calling Graig Monson gay?

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Graig Monson and Poncho in 1979

Big Hauncho with the rollers

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Mac Thomas with Big Hauncho

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I was wondering if anybody knew some names to these faces.

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www.imperialcourtsproject.com

There's tons of pictures and a few video's of people living in Imperial Courts from 1993 through 2015.
Really worth checking out.

These are some 1993 pics of PJ watts Crips members. https://s13.postimg.org/yxusu9ux3/PJWC-_Tony_Bogard_1993.jpg https://s21.postimg.org/g6lsoxq6f/PJWC-_Big_Rick_1993.jpg https://s30.postimg.org/aw97kxly9/PJWC-_Big_Smiley_1993.jpg https://s13.postimg.org/x6p15n2wn/PJWC-_Antloc_Mastermind_1993.jpg ht...