Corrupt Rikers Island Guard Reveals How He Became The KINGPIN Of Rikers | The Connect
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- Опубліковано 30 тра 2024
- Gary Heyward started as a normal jail guard fresh out of the marines. But after financial struggles and exposure to corruption from other corrections officers he soon began running a smuggling ring bringing in tobacco, drugs, and women to the inmates. This behavior eventually landed him in the role of inmate, completely changing his life.
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0:00 Intro
1:27 Growing Up In Harlem And The Polo Grounds Projects
6:07 Being Exposed To Corrupt Police At A Young Age
13:08 Hustler’s Relationship With Law Enforcement In Harlem
22:19 Joining The Marines
26:00 Decision To Be A Corrections Officer
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31:22 Learning As A Rookie Corrections Officer
38:17 Being A CO With Old Friends As Inmates
46:21 Explaining How Dangerous Rikers Island Is/Smuggling Weapons
57:29 What Causes The Violence In Rikers
1:04:28 How The Drug Trade Operated In Rikers Island
1:08:37 Gary’s Introduction To Officer Corruption
1:15:14 Getting Started Smuggling Contraband And Making Money
1:22:36 Developing A Gambling Problem And Other Addictions
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1:31:14 Scaling Operations And Bringing In Drugs
1:42:54 Running A Cellphone And Bringing Women To Inmates
1:53:04 How Guards Encouraged Abuse And Assault
2:03:05 The End Of The Run And Getting Caught
2:17:57 Turning His Life Around After Prison And Wrapping Up - Розваги
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Johnny you’re not tough Stop acting like you threw hands in prison
He's a cool dude I remember and he wasn't in the streets like that he used to play 🏀 when he was younger never known him to sell drugs as a youth he was cool with every one
Tht was corny why not let him finish his story
Stop interrupting your guests. Let them tell the god damn stories they're there to tell.
Did your work and bid, but still too green from fascination to shut the fuck and let them talk sometimes. I came from the early parts of your channel where you told your stories. Let them tell theirs.
This guy did such a good job looping back to the original story after you ask 10 questions when hes telling the story
I know it made me so mad
You really gotta allow your guest to finish telling the stories before cutting them off. He kept trying to tell a story about his friend, but you kept asking questions in between. 🤦♂️
Lol foreal I said the same thing
I like the way he asks the questions. He was asking the questions as soon as I thought of them. He is a good interviewer. Gary, however, struggles a lot to express his thoughts, so I believe he did a good job. Hope his book was explained a lot better than his way of talking.
He always steps on his guests. That's why he plateaued. Too worried about hairline not getting better as an interviewer.
Tnx now i dont need to watch it
I hear you..but THATS HIS STLYE!! its more conversational than astraight up boring interview. I like it Matt NYC
Love when Johnny acts like he knows what he’s talking about and his guest has to correct him. At least a dozen times an episode.
Maaaannnnn, you said it! That is absolutely the most off putting trait about him. I mean here’s this white kid from the west coast, Oregon to be exact, that’s acting as though he knows all there is to know about this hustle life, thug life, gangster life. So he’s listened to rap most his life and watched some movies and now he’s the top gangster? Look how obsessed he is about east coast drug game and culture. How many gangsters and kingpins come out of Oregon? None I’ve heard of. If he’d just humble himself instead of acting as though his listening to rap equated to real experience or knowledge he’d be liked a lot more. But he can’t, he wants to fit in soooo bad and seem so down he acts as if he’s lived that life because he pushed some weed in Oregon to some white kids. Big difference than pushing crack in NYC to D.C. Just chill Johnny. You don’t need to prove yourself.
The Johnny Mitchel Show.. where Johnny never lets his guest finish a sentence.
Unwatchable.
@@the1only467💯👀
Yep. It's too much. You see it all the time with these podcasters. No one can just listen. It makes the interviews unwatchable. I unsubbed after listening to about 1/3 of this. Same for Koncrete/Danny Jones. Dude cuts everyone off and rages hard when guests won't agree with him.
the worst part is him putting the end of the interview behind a pay wall smh scum
I worked alongside Mr Heyward in the same facility on Rikers Island. His book Corruption Officer is a very good read. While much of what Mr Heyward states is true he left out how COs on Rikers are also brutally attacked by inmates. The vast majority of Correction Officers in our facility were outstanding individuals. Mr Heyward made some bad decisions, while he was lucky to only get a two year sentence for cooperating , he still answered for his bad decisions and tells a very compelling life story that many can relate to. While myself being retired for 14 years after working 20 years as a NYC Correction Officer, my personal opinion..Rikers Island is to be FORGOTTEN!!.
Have you ever considered writing a book yourself? I bet you've seen enough crazy shxt working as a correctional officer to fill a book! And it's such a popular genre, books like that tend to sell really well. Just the mention of "Rikers Island" gets people's attention up straight away.
@chloewright1 or just a podcast or vid re telling some crazy prison stories. I'd watch for sure.
I’m a COII in A Midwest State facility .. dirty co s make rest look bad . No disrespect but we have a lot get caught up. Can’t believe he only got 2 years he s lucky .
Qa
We did a thankless job… we did our best with what we had to work with.
This is why I like Ian Bicks podcasts better. He sits back, shuts up and lets the person telling their story, TELL THEIR STORY!! ..he only asks the questions that need to be asked when there’s a break in the story. He doesn’t interrupt them every 2 seconds 😑
Bick stories are more fraudulent than this hosts. He did Club Fed for White Collar crime and pretends like he was in a MAX😂
You must let your gf get pounded too.. Ian is a lillywhite bltch. Dudes stories are very obviously fake. He was a nobody and he's trying to act like he's in the know. He wasn't.
@@flipnotrab but that’s not the point. This host interrupts his guests too often. It affects the flow of the conversation.
My Dad was a Captain at Rikers. He retired in 1994. He was their during the AIDS and crack years of the 80's. Told me and my brother crazy stories. He never brought the job home, and was such a gentleman considering he was around the worst of the worst for 20 years.
Your dad sounds like the man! Only someone truly mentally strong can keep work and home separate (especially that kind of atmosphere) so salute to your pops 🫡
@robkirby5565 thanks man
I came across the biggest italian POS criminal cop who treated people like shit, so manipulative with the good cop/bad cop routine which every cop is trained to do everyday which consists of lying and physically intimidating people to get what they want and then they are the first ones to talk about other people needing to be a gentleman to them!
Cops, all cops are rude, disrespectful, dishonest, entitled, manipulative and hypocritical POS criminals.
Don't Fool yourself, your dad was a POS criminal too especially while he was at work.
A lot of them will treat their own family and children with respect but then treat everyone else with entitlement, disrespect and extremely manipulative
@@robkirby5565 my ex girlfriend was a guard at rikers...she was crazy...its the same as doing a bid.
Alpha male 😊
That shirt he wearing is straight diabolical
😂😂😂
That shirt is fire! Big meaning.
@@AkronKid330 yea pretty creative
I know Gary personally for many years. He's phenomenal at telling his story
I was a co on rikers and he’s spot on with everything
I love when he slipped up for a second. & referred to the prisoners as the Enemy! B4 quickly correcting himself; The Inmates!🤔🤯😉
😂To be fair every inmate is your enemy so he ain't wrong
Once a pig always a pig, when he was in the pound he probably hated his celly, hated all the oppressed around him and related better with the pigs that locked him up every night
@@soullessemperor6572maybe your enemy, not mine,he was a dirty pig,,way worse than a convict,the cons didn't take a oath
@@bretcappola6904 im not saying your wrong i hate pigs just as much as you just saying no one in prison is your friend no one
@@soullessemperor6572 I agree and disagree,there is alot of snakes in the grass, and fake smiles, but after being on blocks with guys 5,6, or even 7 years, I have developed a few friendships and have a few life's that at the very least I remember to send a Xmas card to with some flicks
I love how 6 years in prison is short time but 6 years in the Marines is "damn that's a long time" 😂😂
I once represented a client who was at rikers who got caught with a machete in rikers. It was brought in by a co and fellow blood. Our city is broken.
Not just the city, the country and especially our Justice system and prison system. Innocent guards being jumped so they can be beaten, stabbed, or even killed. Dirty guards bringing in contraband from something fairly soft like tobacco or electronics, to hard stuff like drugs and weapons. Finally the worst…Evil guards regularly abusing prisoners by destroying their stuff and generally making their lives even more miserable, to beatings and even sexual assaults, torture, and murder. Meanwhile these places are somehow supposed to be rehabilitating the people who committed the crimes that put them there. Smh, broken indeed.
i was a correction officer from 1989 to 2007 on rikers this guy is right on the money!!
Ian bick just did a cast with a CO who ran rikers and got shipped up state for 5 years 10 months. Check it out
@@tiffaniflowers3707y would he ? 😂
I'm not going to lie this officer hooked me up when I was on Rikers island it was like good fellas with him there #realtalk
With the garlic too? 🤪
Cap
Knowing that Johnny is from the Pacific Northwest and this cat is from the northeast, it’s interesting hearing them exchange different types of slang but they still know what one another means
I was an inmate on Rikers Island in the 80s and 90s. I have been in HDM, C-76, C-74, C95, C-71 and the Beacon. I knew so many corrections officers, people I grew up with went to school with,it was common. I also got poked in the back with an icepick in HDM ( House of Detention for Men. ) If I had of been thinking I should have sued because my classification was not high enough to be in that building which at the time was the toughest on the Island. Wild times😑😬🤨
Glad your out...
@@junebuchholtz287 Thank you. Thank you Jesus 🙏😅
@@DBMoshuaare you sure it's not too late to sue? Were you unaware that you shouldn't have been in that building at the time? Because if you were (or if you can say you were unaware) you may still have a case. I'm in the UK, and I know laws vary in different countries, but it might be worth at least looking into it 🤷🏼♀️
@@chloewright1 I'll check out the statute of limitations,but that was a very long time ago. Thanks for your concern and positive input.🫶🙏
You lying ass
Bring him for another episode to talk about what happened to him while locked up
Oh ffs that's the part I've been waiting on in this episode. Fuck.
Bet he was fine, cool guys don't get shit
He was probably in protective custody,all that talk about smacking up cons
frfr
@@bretcappola6904, in New York when politicians ; judges ; celebrities down to Cops/Correction Officers (Police) when they get pinched/convicted they automatically go into PC , there's no getting around that primarily because no Warden is going to assume that liability factor ...
It always ends bad! Remember that before you do something like this dude. No matter where you do it at. IT ALWAYS ENDS BAD!
You must be a Jay Williams fan too
@@ScaperoflandWord!
Absolutely insane how everyone goes to prison a bum and comes out a kingpin! Amazing!
Such a good interview.
Allowed the guest to talk
Asked very good question, well structured and built it up
10/10
It's definitely a high volume facility, but this shyt happens all across the country. Everyday. I could listen to this dude all day.✌️🌲🍄👽🛸💫🌌
Business is always about knowing Each other and trusting eachother😊
“We pounded him out” is wild
Definitely one of my favorite interview..got to get his book ASAP
MY MAN HEYWARD KOOL CO WHEN I WAS RUNNING THREW THE ISLAND AS A YOUNGIN 💯💯✅💯💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽 GOOD INTERVIEW I NEED TO BE NEXT 💯🗣️🗣️🗣️✅✅✅
Rikers needs to be closed. That place might be worst jail in the country.
I live 4 states away, and I've heard horror stories. You might be right about that
Def not there are some jails in rural America were they basically torture the inmates
If ur from the East coast. Everyone knows how notorious this jail is. People have been calling for it to get shutdown for years and years. The inmates rule the jail. Completely understaffed and completely drug ridden.
@diangelo6686 There's a difference between a small town jail torturing 10 inmates and a NYC jail torturing millions over the years it's been open. Neither is right but the small town jail doesn't have the same impact because of the numbers
Nah, come down to Alabama
I like how you give your accounts "on the real". I've been through what you've been through (divorce, child support etc.) I'm from the South Bronx, also we are Brothers... Semper Fi! I'm a subscriber now and your book is on order. Keep doin' what you're doin' and educate these youngsters. Much respect!
This is one of the best interviews of ALL TIME. Hats off to you, Mr. Heyward - your honesty, your integrity, your authenticity.
I have a friend that became a cop. He still lives on the block. Always protected the fellas when he could. That is a unique person. Was a sincerely good person. Never forgot where he came from. He looks white but he boriqua. They don't make them like that no more. His mom played a big part in that.. im fortunate to call him a friend. His patience was unmatched 😂.
You know that cop that lost his life in that fier in Coney Island was a very good friend of mine him and his father are very good people his dad retired a long time ago
Life goes on !
Funny thing is I took the test to be a NYC CO during the same period. I even went to the Rikers Island orientation but ultimately opted out. It is fascinating to know what I missed.😥
Would u change ur decision ?
This interview is all over the place.. Gary deff saved this one cuz this guy kept asking questions he already answered so he obviously wasn’t listening and cutting him off in mid conversation.. good topic just gotta listen up and let ‘em speak
Interrupting gets super annoying & a lotta people never finish his videos. He should watch a bit of joe rogan & maybe he’ll learn something cuz it’s really frustrating.
The point of interviews is to hear the guests story. The interviewer is too keep it on track & getting the best story but im thinking some ppl think it's all about them but with a guest to enhance their conversation. It's abit weird tbh.
One of the top 3 interviews you done
He reminds me of Carl Winslow from family matters 😂
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😂😂😂
Gary's stories are too damn good!!
This interview was 🔥 thanks for posting
That was friggin epic! Mad respect and another job with the city. Only in New York!! 😂😂
Atlanta as well
Johnny this is your best interview by far great job brother
Sucks the best ones is a brother with a prison story
Gary is full of charisma for sure and a great storyteller , and can only have a bright future .
Why’s the interviewer like so shocked at everything , “right right wooooooowwwwww” 😮
Right, he's laying it on thick. I feel like he's totally uninterested in this guy's story. Sounds and looks so fake
This was a good story. I've always heard a lot about riker's island I don't know how that place still stays open seriously
Gary Heyward is speaking the truth about correctional officers and jail life.
Jail-Prison life. Them 2 r completely different !
GREAT INTERVIEW 👏 👏 👏
Oooh I’m ready for this one. 💪🏼🔥
Thank you for this. I must say though....
You really REALLY need to release an uncut/unfiltered version of this. Not sure why you said he can cuss than went ahead and beeped out all his cuss words. Many times, I had to rewind to guess what he was trying to say, and when listening to it in the background, since the floor noise is so low, I couldn't tell if he was pausing his speech, or it was silenced out. This likely isn't going to be monetized anyway; but if so, release both please!!
Thank you for this amazing podcast anyhow.
Speaking comfortably versus needed to unnecessarily watch your language. UA-cam however demonitizes vid for cussing. Agreed on making a full version available though.
Exactly. Dont know why he needs to censor anyways - people cuss on joe rogan all the time. No issue. Maybe it’s cuz the number of followers or something
@@StellaAdler_Joe Rogan gets paid up front by Spotify, Johnny gets demonetized for racial/homophobic slurs
What a Story! And why are you showing this Fake story NOW! THIS STORY CAME OUT YEARS PAST! WHY NOW!!!!!
Nobody wants to tell their podcast guess that they can't cuss, people cuss without realizing. If you want the guess to express himself in a genuine matter with no distractions then no cussing is the last thing you wanna do
I worked at Rikers in 1988-1989 as a
Plumbing contractor upgrading to higher capacity Hot water heaters. We were in the
Open Barracks 60 inmates. The C.Os. were supposed stay w us in the bathrooms while we worked. The Big Mama Female C.O.s would disappear for 2-3 hours at a Clip, leaving us two plumbers alone with 60 inmates Thanks B----. I was 19 Built and a tough Queens kid and my partner was about 40. Two Tours in Vietnam, Tattoos, 1% Biker..also played Pro Football. They call.him PITBULL.He'd give them cigarettes so they liked us....Thank God we
Never got attacked . We got friendly with this big Italian C. O. 6 foot 5 325lbs..Former D 1 Defensive lineman...Scarred up fists 👊 as big as Cantelopes. He was cool but LOVED the mayhem and violence. He proudly showed us his multiple scars and stab wounds. He was gleeful, giddy and very proud of this. He said the best part of a week was suiting up for the Goon Sqaud "to break motherF'ing heads!! ." Matt NYC
Your a d i ck
I gotta get the premium for this and a few others man your podcast is refreshing got me at the edge of my seat all the time
Woww best interview!! Watched the whole video and subbed to him!
I remember him as a rookie in c-76, I worked and retired (22yrs), I had a great career, yeah it is/was a tough job.......everyday is not tough though, but when it goes down, it goes down.
That hair transplant finally starting to look good Johnny.
Incredible interview!!!! I’m joining patreon to hear the rest !!!! Awesome job!!!! 👏 👏
That was a good yarn/talk, very interesting VERY INTERESTING,loved it
Damn spanking a gangsta in front of the gang and saying out loud
“ I know your mother “
Is CRAZY WILD
that shit will have ninjas clowning you
like your moms is for the cops
That shit will turn you into king Von
i read his book about 7 years ago it was a very good read couldnt put the book down all your interviews be lit lol salute 💯💯
What’s the book tittle
Awesome interview!!
Amazing pod!!
His crossover shirt is wild😂
I can't stop trying to figure it out 😂
1st time subscriber, who only seen a handful of videos. You have something special going on with this channel: the guests and their stories.....
but you've got to let stories be told.
Great interview!
Great one
I thought Johnny done time he sounds like he aint done a day inside 😂😂😂😂
Great books.
Thought you might be able to say those things you couldn’t.
My time was simple.
Survive.
I did 9 years 12 years out now.
So being out longer then I was in is now a anniversary date!
Don’t do it!
Life out here is so much better!
Amen . Enjoy life n the beautiful women my G. I don’t kno wat u did but don’t fall back for the devil trap !
This was a very good interview!
Johnny, Thanks for everything! - Keep up the good work! - Lot's of people appreciate you, Ignore the detractors and negative people in your comments!
Another embarrassment to the corrections officers who took an oath…garbage
All of yours C.O are the same. Bleed blue.. well I’ll say it now. You can kiss my ass..
What a fascinating interview.
This mans story is so damn interesting.
Top marks my man for getting him in.
This was.great. This is the second or 3rd time visiting your channel. Hitting the like button
Oh yeah I read his book! A good book I might add!
This man is a C.O LEGEND
Legend?? Smh
it was something different instead of same old stories.thumbs up-
Great interview
Whoa never knew about this podcast this is amazing I just subscribe good interview
who out there fought cases, in C-95 AMKC late 90's or early 2000's and remembers officer Palmer?
been a long time since i went up in New York but i still remember some of those dudes like yesterday.
I remember palmer. C95 reception.
Brother Palmer is gone RIP
You won't be smiling when you see Rikers Island .
Facts
Noone smiling on rikers Island
@NEUTRALDROP Hey is that Mooney Dashcam Sr?
Im a retired U.S Marine from Harlem also, i grew up on 111th street right around corner from central park, during the 60's and 70's harlem was going through the heroin epidemic this was years before crack, but despite it i had a good childhood all the adults on the block looked out for the kids, everyone knew everyone else, after high school graduation i also enlisted in the marine corps in 1978,
Free my boys from Harlem smh it’s hard to make it out
He has to do a audio version of the book put it on audible
I seen this guy,and heard his story on vlad a couple years ago . He’s a wild man.😂 He seems very genuine.
Rikers Island sounds like a Prison from Batman or something cool name but tough Prison.
FLASHBACKS AS HELL HEAIJG MY MAN HEYWARD TELL THESE STORIES IT WAS CRAZY IN THERE ALARMS BACK TO BACK
Proper joint, great interview
Production team kudos! whoever you are most docs camera mics dont be on point like this. you really brought this alive. and i subbed
Sound man def did his thing on this one... I was peeping that mic set-up (Shure mics & Roland cables)
Goood good segment i read his book enjoyed every chapter god bless.
ACTUAL decorated war veterans never call themselves a "decorated war veteran".
You are a punk
A FEW CORRECTIONS (No pun intended), if I may: For the commenter that took exception to the title of prison "guard," please know that this is the appropriate terminology, since the reality is that none of these people are hired to "correct" any prisoner or any part of the system. They are there to "guard" the prison's security and ensure that its inmates do not escape. Secondly, when a guard just arbitrarily assaults one prisoner just to strike fear into other prisoners, that is called Assault in the first degree. A crime! And remember, Heyward says this was done randomly! Then he spoke about a secret squad of guards who are selected to beat up prisoners on personal vendetttas. These guards used to be an exclusive "white boys club"
that took great joy in physically assaulting their predominantly black prisoners. And when the system had to hire more black and brown guards, those new recruits had to prove themselves (like Heyward) by beating up their own childhood friends and neighbors. So are these the people that deserve to be called "correctional " officers?
Yes. They "CORRECTED" the problem(s) that occurred ON THE SPOT! "Corrections Officer" is in fact the "correct" nomenclature for the position because they "CORRECT" issues as they arise. A Prison Guard sounds more like a person "GUARDING THE PRISON" and not the actual inmates.
There’s always one intellectual douche in the chat. 🤣 remind me of Al Sharpton. 🤨
this makes perfect sense
It was like that in Cool County Jail.
Fights kick off...
Door opens...
Guards come in and beat anyone within reach brutally.
How can that age ?
I’m from the UK and I have heard about Rikers island
He seems like a genuinely good dude. And his crime was basically bringing some relieve to the convicts.
Except when he was smacking dudes up
@@bretcappola6904 Except then yes :D
Relief*
Relief? 🤔
@@jimmyjackson2361 lol, relief, what was he blowing them too?
2 years? Nah..... He snitched... And I don't blame him for doing so but he should just admit it.
I have the Corruption Officer book. Good read.
I'm a retire Correctional administrator from CA, 29 years from the bottom to the top. C/O's who become compromised are basically suckers who get easily played/manipulated by convicts with game. Once compromised, the convicts never let the sucker off the hook.
What could the C.O do the day he decides he don’t wanna play along ?
@@thestonedprince Pretty much a no-win situation. You can tell on yourself and get fired, or continue until you get caught, possibly convicted and/or incarcerated. Beat option: Transfer, stay clean and hope nobody tells on you once you're gone. Best option: write them up (report) the same day they ask, then others will know you aren't so dumb. A pension can be well into the millions, be smart.
Johnny, or whoever from the Connect team that reads these comments,
WE ALL WANT JOHNNY TO STFU WHEN HIS GUEST IS SPEAKING. YOU DONT NEED TO SAY "YEAH" "MHMM" "RIGHT" AFTER EVERYTHING THEY SAY.
JUST SHUTUP AND LISTEN.
AND STOP TRYNA FINISH THEIR SENTENCE. LET THE GUEST TELL THEIR STORY.
How this guy make all that money hustling & making best selling novels & his mom's still in the projects? Smh
Moms n grandmas is 2 women that’s set on living where they made a home at, they not leaving for nothing !
Nice interview
I was on the verge of homelessness when hired by corrections. Inmates never bothered me. Many were decent men. Some helped me out. Fellow staff slept with inmates, brought them contraband, helped them escape, and snitched on others. I saw food trays leftover on the delivery cart. Knowing they were being returned to throw out, I grabbed one for myself. A woman manger ratted me out. My supervisor dismissed it. Cops hated us because so many CO's get arrested. Corrections was more racial than in the military. I was happier quitting that schit job than when getting hired.
I'm a runner and run 40 miles weekly. On a very hot day, I saw a Rikers CO running while pulling an automobile tire. This was a physical feat like a Rocky Balboa fight. That officer was with ESU. He was very competent, kind, and strong. Good man for the job.
He went from the story of FECES TO THE FACE and switched to NOW LET's GET BACK TO YOUR CHILDHOOD!! WTF????? 60 min wouldn't do this....Joe Rogan wouldn't even do this... WTF Happened?
I just commented this about 6 times 😂 his guests are really good but his skills are abysmal & he should watch joe rogan & learn something - a thousand times saying “yea”, constantly interrupting.. comes off as way into himself. Why interrupt every guest? Just dont invite them & interview urself cuz it seems that’s what he’s like. 🫤
🤦♂️for dealing with cartels Johnny hasn’t a clue what happens inside 🤣🤣🤣he’s a total goony 🤓🤓🤓🤓
Doubted his story from day one… only one that’s legitimate is George Jung - Johnny Depp did a movie about him, Blow & once George came outta prison, he & Depp did a documentary as well. Was quite good.
Great book
This was 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
These questions are horrible 😫 especially the ones in the middle of a story. Can he finish with out a topic change. Damn.
Yeah shit in face will definitely get you an ass whooping 😂😂