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KING OF KINGS TRAILER

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As leaders of a gang in the early '70s named The Seven Crowns, they started out selling marijuana and then graduated to heroin and cocaine. They methodically launched, were suppliers for and/or influenced the criminal careers of some of this country's largest urban drug kingpins, including Kenneth "Supreme" McGriff (who is now serving time for gun possession and is the head of the notorious "Supreme Team"), Lorenzo "Fat Cat" Nichols (who is serving a life sentence for drugs and murder), "Pappy" Mason (who ordered the hit on New York City police officer Ed Byrnes), George "GW" Wallace (who is serving time for drugs and murder), Tommy Mickens (convicted of income tax evasion), Gerald "Prince" Miller, and a host of others. These individuals all had some association with The Seven Crowns and/or the Feurtado family. How were these men able to fly under the radar of law enforcement agencies in the quiet Borough of Queens for so long? We will unravel this mystery in the The KING OF KINGS anti-drug documentary by interviewing the Feurtado brothers, their family members, former gang members, henchmen, bodyguards, drug dealers, hit men, celebrities, law enforcement officials, community residents, elected officials, and local business owners. In the end, you will be shocked when you learn how the FEDERAL GOVERNMENT and LOCAL AUTHORITIES crossed the line to finally bring them to justice. This film will also show you have the Feurtados have turned their lives around since their release from prison by working with Hip-Hop impresario Russell Simmons, The Hip-Hop Summit Youth Council and other agencies to educate our youth about the dangers of drugs, as well as the draconian New York State Rockefeller and Federal drug laws. kingofkings.dvd@gmail.com

Channel: Entertainment
Uploaded: November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am
Author: kevshine

Length: 04:58
Rating: 4.53
Views: 107703

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MobStar2008 (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
In the end Gotti didn't have to answer to anybody, and he looked down on these guys. Even said it was an embarrassment to be black
SavageBarbarians (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
how long you minstrels going to promote criminology? making yourself look like assholes to the world?
kevshine (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
thanks for the support!
crazycoolone (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
This is WHASSUP! Thank you for that information, kevshine. I don't think we can show one-side to anything and expect progress, but y'all are doin' it the right way! All the BEST!
kevshine (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
I just saw that hadn't replied to it that's all, to answer your question besides the public speaking we hold workshops in which we bring in various business owners and have them explain how to work for themselves. Sometimes we bring in financial people to teach them how to manage money. At these events we average 75-100 high school age kids. It's a start...
crazycoolone (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
Please understand that I'm FOR the progress of our youth. I just did not like the documentary. I LOVED the way QDIII did his Beef Hip Hop series I, II, III; it was articulate and gave people that didn't live there an inside history on who the people beefing were, how it started, grew and ended. It wasn't all over the place. I am GLAD that they are working to HELP the communities now. THAT's GREAT! Black youth neet truth and success stories where they can keep their money. Peace.
crazycoolone (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
I posed the question to you over a month ago on how YOU encourage the youth for progress. I NEVER said to start finger waving at them did I? NO. So, why would you pull that out of thin air. The Rockefeller laws are being repealed, yet Rome is still burning. How do you propose to show them progress from a place of poverty? Please don't throw my month-old plus question back at me, sir. I know the youth see money THINK they can outslick their predecessors.
kevshine (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
What would be an effective way to speak with the youth then? The point I was making is that the youth is more receptive to someone that may have been in their shoes at one point than someone just wagging their finger at them. They ain't hearing that. However I must say that the speaking they have been doing has been received quite well in the north east....
crazycoolone (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
See what I mean... Cats from SWATS don't give a good damn 'bout NYC and what jumped off in SJQ... they jus' stuttin' 'bout their corner of the world. Ya feel me, hunedgrands?
crazycoolone (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
E'rybody ain't from SJQ, dawg. Some peeps are from Detroit, Memphis, Carolina e'rybody think they carryin' weight or their own town got the same story that jumped off to some extent. Look @ where the music is... ATL, LA the Durty South are NOT on NYC's d*ck like you think... NOT @ all.

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