He Told Her 😢 “you’re ugly” that was the last words 34-year-old Cantrell Hayes-Ross heard before her ex-boyfriend Terrell Nelson killed her the day before thanksgiving 2024. Terrell had a long wrap sheet, with over 10 arrests. He was fresh out of prison, had no job, no money and nothing going for himself when the two began dating in February of that year. Cantrell on the other hand owned a thriving daycare and had the resources to help him get on his feet. She also helped hi

In the heart of Kingston, Jamaica , the neighborhood of Tivoli Gardens  stands not only as a symbol of resilience but also as a battleground for power, politics, and criminal enterprise. It was here that Christopher “Dudus” Coke —a name now etched in Jamaica’s complex history—rose to lead one of the most infamous criminal organizations in the Caribbean: The Shower Posse . Dudus was born into a legacy of both reverence and infamy. His father, Lester Coke —also known as Jim Bro

Jeremy Williams was sentenced to Alabama’s death row where he expected to possibly spend decades after r😳ping and killing a girl he bought from her mother for twenty five hundred dollars back in 2021. However, in May 2025 Jeremy asked a judge to waive his appeals in an effort to fast track his execution as the appeals process can often take decades. The judge granted his request and he is currently waiting on an official date. On December 13, 2021 5 year old Kamari Holland w

Stanley “Tookie” Williams was one of the most polarizing figures in late twentieth century American history. In South Central Los Angeles during the early 1970s he co founded what became the Crips. The environment he grew up in mattered. Factories were closing. Redlining and disinvestment hollowed out entire blocks. Civic institutions that once offered belonging were disappearing. In that vacuum street identity emerged as a parallel system of power. Williams rose inside that

Two jet skiers found 25-year-old Samira Watkins in a duffel bag that had washed up on shore near a naval base in Pensacola. Inside detectives found her body curled up in the fetal position with her head wrapped in multiple layers of duct tape covering her nose. The medical examiner determined her cause of death to be asphyxiation. The pregnant mother of a 4-year-old boy had gone missing just four days before her body had washed to shore. After speaking with Samira’s family, d

In the history of New York’s underworld, few names carry as much weight — or respect — as Kenneth “Supreme” McGriff . Known as the founder and leader of the notorious Supreme Team , McGriff’s name became synonymous with power, loyalty, and street organization in the 1980s. His influence extended far beyond South Jamaica, Queens, shaping not only the streets but also the sound and spirit of New York hip-hop. The Rise of the Supreme Team Born and raised in South Jamaica, Queens

When you talk about respect in hip-hop, one name rises above almost everyone else: J. Prince . The Houston native, entrepreneur, and CEO of Rap-A-Lot Records has built a reputation that stretches far beyond music. He’s a man whose name commands reverence in boardrooms and on the streets alike — a symbol of power, loyalty, and legacy in both business and culture. From Fifth Ward to Fortune Born James Prince and raised in Houston’s Fifth Ward , J. Prince’s journey began far

Before Master P built his empire and became one of hip-hop’s most successful moguls, tragedy struck his family in a way that would change his life forever. The story of Kevin Miller , Master P’s younger brother, is one of loyalty betrayed — a cautionary tale of trust, jealousy, and the brutal realities of street life in New Orleans. A Promising Young Man from the Calliope Projects Kevin Miller grew up alongside his brothers Percy “Master P” Miller and Corey “C-Murder” Mille

In the early 1990s, an unlikely relationship between a small-time hustler from California and one of the most feared drug lords in history would change the course of both their lives. Charles Cosby ’s connection with Griselda Blanco , also known as the “Black Widow” and “Godmother of Cocaine,” began in 1992 with a single letter—and exploded into a whirlwind of money, betrayal, and survival. At the time, Griselda Blanco was serving time in prison, but her power was far from di

From the gritty corners of Harvey, Louisiana , just across the Mississippi River from New Orleans, came a rapper whose name carried weight far beyond his neighborhood — David Williams , better known as Mr. Harvey . To his community, he was a voice for the streets. To law enforcement, he was a man shrouded in infamy. And to hip-hop, he was a raw, unfiltered talent whose life ended far too soon. Mr. Harvey’s story, later featured on the hit series “Gangsters: America’s Most Evi