RICHARD "MASERATI RICK" CARTER DOCUMENTARY. A BLOOD CURRENCY PATREON EXCLUSIVE.

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Richard "Maserati Rick" Carter, was one of Detroit's richest kingpins at the height of the Crack Epidemic in the 1980's. Running a $20 million a year drug empire, with his best friend Demetrius Holloway brought much glory, and much pain. Rick's life was cut short at 29 years old, but his legacy in Detroit is still spoken about over 35 years later. This is his story.
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This was my mother’s first cousin. I remember when he got killed.

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Did she ever say anything about him?

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Do you know of any carters that live on 7th mile?

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[@dhuston521]

And this was the demise of the black community. However, stories about black drug dealers are always glamorized. A drug dealer is a person who doesn't care about humans. They would rather feed them poison for their profit, than to get an honest job or build a business from ground up. When you're young you think it's cool. But it's not. Who wants em next to them? As a home owner in the city of Detroit, I have similar sentiments.

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