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this explains how Jeezy sold records without knowing how to rapOriginally Posted by cartune
And they ran Def Jam. thats why I laugh at this Jay Illuminati stuff cause BMF stayed in his pockets.....R.I.P. Shakir tho
How much was Big Meech worth vol. 220+mill?
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Meech was making chump change compared to El Chapo from the Dartel de Sinaloa..Dude is worth 1 bill according to forbes...
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gotta use the scale that they weight the whales wit -Jadakiss
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http://stylerazzi.blogspo...th-875k-and-weapons.html Via AJC:The Hummer limousine seized from the drug-dealing Black Mafia Family almost four years ago had been sold at auction, then sold three times more. It had beencarrying teenagers to proms and brides and grooms to weddings. (Razzi says "LMAO"!!!)
But as federal officials prepared for a June trial, they "debriefed" other BMF members and learned agents missed something when they searched theHummer.
In August, agents tracked down the car, looked underneath the seats and found $875,000 in cash and seven brand new semi-automatic weapons, believed to beproceeds from BMF cocaine transactions.
But as federal officials prepared for a June trial, they "debriefed" other BMF members and learned agents missed something when they searched theHummer.
In August, agents tracked down the car, looked underneath the seats and found $875,000 in cash and seven brand new semi-automatic weapons, believed to beproceeds from BMF cocaine transactions.
mateen cleaves
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anyways this guy was crazy
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And WE STILL HERE !!!!! as my Big homie would say
And a lot of people can say it was meech but nobody from his side snitched so dead all that
And a lot of people can say it was meech but nobody from his side snitched so dead all that
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Originally Posted by Mr Jordan04
Dont kno how to say it without saying it
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Damn that limo story is crazy...On top of everything else.
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Originally Posted by cartune
Originally Posted by Mr Jordan04
Dont kno how to say it without saying it
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I bet he got most, if not ALL his white from "el chapo" since he stayed in the houston area(south) next to the Mexican boarder.
ebay 23
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I remember all of these I lived in Encino at the time and both Sherman Oaks and Woodland Hills are like 10mins away from Encino, and Encino is such a beautifularea to live in.
langfor5
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In August, agents tracked down the car, looked underneath the seats and found $875,000 in cash and seven brand new semi-automatic weapons, believed to be proceeds from BMF cocaine transactions.
...would have made for one hell of a prom night.
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whats reckless about the truth?Originally Posted by SIRIUS LEE HANDSOME
Originally Posted by Joe Billionaire
whats so wrong about it? easy $$$Originally Posted by RKO2004
I hope whoever says "Free Meech" "Free _____" is playing.
And why do drug dealers/Lords get so many props? Like do people realize that its wrong? That's like praising the thieves in big corporations for stealing and undercutting.
Damn people are getting dumber.
if 1 dealer gets knocked 2 more take his place...somebody gotta serve the people...might as well make some easy $$$ off of it
a lot of these big dealers give tons back to the community...whats so wrong about that?
The recklessness and ignorance of some people is confounding.
if it wasn't him it would be someone else...same for the nickle and dime kid on the block...if it ain't him its going to be someone else selling dopeto finance their family
explain how it is ignorant? or are you just going along with what others say
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Originally Posted by Joe Billionaire
whats reckless about the truth?Originally Posted by SIRIUS LEE HANDSOME
Originally Posted by Joe Billionaire
whats so wrong about it? easy $$$Originally Posted by RKO2004
I hope whoever says "Free Meech" "Free _____" is playing.
And why do drug dealers/Lords get so many props? Like do people realize that its wrong? That's like praising the thieves in big corporations for stealing and undercutting.
Damn people are getting dumber.
if 1 dealer gets knocked 2 more take his place...somebody gotta serve the people...might as well make some easy $$$ off of it
a lot of these big dealers give tons back to the community...whats so wrong about that?
The recklessness and ignorance of some people is confounding.
if it wasn't him it would be someone else...same for the nickle and dime kid on the block...if it ain't him its going to be someone else selling dope to finance their family
explain how it is ignorant? or are you just going along with what others say
Point is man it shouldn't be anyone. They are ruining lives and this world. No one has to do anything, they choose to.
And this so called easy money has taken lives I bet.
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Damn. I need to know more about this story...
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doing a 30 year bid , hopefully be out sooner tho , him and his bro ran BMF pretty much moved everything and anything you can think of , laundered money thru a rap label had ties with fab jeezy and use to come to miami and spend 50-100k a nite.epitome of balling
Son ballin is juelz and jim jones which would equal broke compared to meech an them try presidential!!! BMF ran the south thas why i dont overstand why they dont jus done this fraud ross and done!!! OH YEAH 50 ALREADY DID THAT
hate to be an +#$%$%% holmes...but I had to clean it up a bit.
Son, ballin is juelz and jim jones which were equally broke compared to meech.(?)!!! BMF ran the south. that's why i dont understand why they dontjust finish this fraud ross and be done!!! OH YEAH 50 ALREADY DID THAT
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I remember being younger and wondering what the hell that billboard was...
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Originally Posted by dreClark
Neither Meech nor T snitched. They ate them charges.
@ Meech getting out in 10. If True
he got sentenced to 30 years FED TIME,meaning he has to do 85% of that before hes even considered for any type of parole or special release...you do the math
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http://www.justice.gov/dea/pubs/states/newsrel/detroit061506.html
16 Additional People Indicted in Large Scale
Drug and Money Laundering Case
JUN 15 - Sixteen individuals have been charged in a second superseding indictment with violating various federal drug laws which include conspiracy todistribute in excess of 476 kilograms of cocaine and laundering in excess of $270,000,000 in U.S. currency. In addition, two defendants have been charged withunlawfully engaging in a continuing criminal enterprise announced United States Attorney Stephen J. Murphy. Mr. Murphy was joined in the announcement bySpecial Agent in Charge Robert L. Corso, Drug Enforcement Administration, Special Agent in Charge Maurice Aouate, Internal Revenue Service CriminalInvestigation, Marshal Robert Grubbs, United States Marshal Service, and Peter Munoz, Director of the Michigan State Police.
Indicted were Jacob Arabov, 41, Eric Wayne Bivens, 35, Gwendolyn Deshawn Browen, 36, Chad Brown, 33, Paul Sheldon Buford, Jr., 36, Ronald Wayne Canyon, 44,Charles Edward Flenory, 58, Nathan Ashley Gleton, 44, Wayne Darnell Joyner, 48, Maurice Pierre-Gordon King, 25, David J. Solomon, Jr., 32, Larry Van Steele,39, Randy Steele, 32, William Richard Turner, 37, David Walker, 25 and Marlon Terrell Welch, 25.
The second superseding indictment, which was returned on May 10, 2006 and unsealed today, is part of a previous indictment returned last year that alleges thatTerry Flenory, Demetrius Flenory and twenty-three others operated a drug organization, at some point named the "Black Mafia Family" (BMF), whichdealt in multi-kilo quantities of cocaine in the Detroit metropolitan area beginning in the early 1990's. By the mid 1990's, the organization extendedinto other parts of the country including Kentucky, Georgia, Missouri, California, and Texas. As part of the conspiracy, BMF would use vehicles equipped withtraps and hidden compartments to conceal and transport the cash generated from the sale of cocaine.
Since 2000, law enforcement officers from across the country have seized over 476 kilograms of cocaine destined for distribution by this organization. And,over $5 million in cash belonging to the group was seized by law enforcement officers between October,1997 and June 2005. The members of this organization,using the illegal proceeds of their narcotic sales, purchased and leased numerous luxury vehicles, acquired and sold real property and purchased jewelry whileconcealing the true source and nature of the funds involved in the transaction through false names and nominee purchasers. Members of the organization wouldprovide false employment and income information to car dealerships and banks in order to obtain vehicles and real property.
It is alleged that members of the organization would deposit large amounts of cash derived from the sale of cocaine into various bank accounts; purchasecashier ' s checks and money orders; and wire transfer these funds. These funds would then be used to purchase assets and pay personal expenses with thegoal of concealing the true source, nature and ownership of the funds which had been derived from the organization ' s cocaine sales.
Members of the organization would also purchase winning four digit State of Michigan lottery tickets with drug proceeds from an individual who obtained themfrom the true winners in cash. These winning tickets, valued at over $1 million, would be redeemed with the State of Michigan's lottery bureau and used topurchase homes, make mortgage payments, and purchase vehicles, hiding the fact that the true source of the money were derived from Flenorys' drugorganization cocaine sales..
The indictment also seeks criminal forfeiture of more than 30 pieces of jewelry, 13 residences, 35 vehicles including Lincoln Limousine, BMWs Range Rovers,Aston-Martin, and Bentleys, numerous bank accounts, over $1.2 million in seized currency, and a money judgment totaling $270 million. The real property islocated in Detroit, Canton, Southfield, Ecorse, Romulus, Lithonia, Georgia and Los Angeles, California.
An indictment is only a charge and is not evidence of guilt. Every defendant is entitled to a fair trial in which it will be the government's burden toprove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
16 Additional People Indicted in Large Scale
Drug and Money Laundering Case
JUN 15 - Sixteen individuals have been charged in a second superseding indictment with violating various federal drug laws which include conspiracy todistribute in excess of 476 kilograms of cocaine and laundering in excess of $270,000,000 in U.S. currency. In addition, two defendants have been charged withunlawfully engaging in a continuing criminal enterprise announced United States Attorney Stephen J. Murphy. Mr. Murphy was joined in the announcement bySpecial Agent in Charge Robert L. Corso, Drug Enforcement Administration, Special Agent in Charge Maurice Aouate, Internal Revenue Service CriminalInvestigation, Marshal Robert Grubbs, United States Marshal Service, and Peter Munoz, Director of the Michigan State Police.
Indicted were Jacob Arabov, 41, Eric Wayne Bivens, 35, Gwendolyn Deshawn Browen, 36, Chad Brown, 33, Paul Sheldon Buford, Jr., 36, Ronald Wayne Canyon, 44,Charles Edward Flenory, 58, Nathan Ashley Gleton, 44, Wayne Darnell Joyner, 48, Maurice Pierre-Gordon King, 25, David J. Solomon, Jr., 32, Larry Van Steele,39, Randy Steele, 32, William Richard Turner, 37, David Walker, 25 and Marlon Terrell Welch, 25.
The second superseding indictment, which was returned on May 10, 2006 and unsealed today, is part of a previous indictment returned last year that alleges thatTerry Flenory, Demetrius Flenory and twenty-three others operated a drug organization, at some point named the "Black Mafia Family" (BMF), whichdealt in multi-kilo quantities of cocaine in the Detroit metropolitan area beginning in the early 1990's. By the mid 1990's, the organization extendedinto other parts of the country including Kentucky, Georgia, Missouri, California, and Texas. As part of the conspiracy, BMF would use vehicles equipped withtraps and hidden compartments to conceal and transport the cash generated from the sale of cocaine.
Since 2000, law enforcement officers from across the country have seized over 476 kilograms of cocaine destined for distribution by this organization. And,over $5 million in cash belonging to the group was seized by law enforcement officers between October,1997 and June 2005. The members of this organization,using the illegal proceeds of their narcotic sales, purchased and leased numerous luxury vehicles, acquired and sold real property and purchased jewelry whileconcealing the true source and nature of the funds involved in the transaction through false names and nominee purchasers. Members of the organization wouldprovide false employment and income information to car dealerships and banks in order to obtain vehicles and real property.
It is alleged that members of the organization would deposit large amounts of cash derived from the sale of cocaine into various bank accounts; purchasecashier ' s checks and money orders; and wire transfer these funds. These funds would then be used to purchase assets and pay personal expenses with thegoal of concealing the true source, nature and ownership of the funds which had been derived from the organization ' s cocaine sales.
Members of the organization would also purchase winning four digit State of Michigan lottery tickets with drug proceeds from an individual who obtained themfrom the true winners in cash. These winning tickets, valued at over $1 million, would be redeemed with the State of Michigan's lottery bureau and used topurchase homes, make mortgage payments, and purchase vehicles, hiding the fact that the true source of the money were derived from Flenorys' drugorganization cocaine sales..
The indictment also seeks criminal forfeiture of more than 30 pieces of jewelry, 13 residences, 35 vehicles including Lincoln Limousine, BMWs Range Rovers,Aston-Martin, and Bentleys, numerous bank accounts, over $1.2 million in seized currency, and a money judgment totaling $270 million. The real property islocated in Detroit, Canton, Southfield, Ecorse, Romulus, Lithonia, Georgia and Los Angeles, California.
An indictment is only a charge and is not evidence of guilt. Every defendant is entitled to a fair trial in which it will be the government's burden toprove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
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In 2008, Joaquín Guzmán was listed at 701 on Forbes' list of richest people in the world with an estimated net worth of $1 billion
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he group has also been accused of obtaining several winning Michigan state lottery tickets from a third party, which they paid cash for, and then cashing inthe tickets in an attempt to make the money appear legitimate.
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[color= rgb(255, 0, 0)]I'm responsible for bodies in the hood[/color]Originally Posted by Jeuce
@ drug dealers giving back to the community. Thats like giving a bunch of handguns to kids and then paying for their hospital bills and funerals.
[color= rgb(255, 0, 0)]THE FUNERAL HOMES NEED ME![/color]
[color= rgb(255, 0, 0)]- S. Bundles[/color]
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Originally Posted by Jeuce
@ drug dealers giving back to the community. Thats like giving a bunch of handguns to kids and then paying for their hospital bills and funerals.
