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A reputed Detroit drug kingpin who once staged his own kidnapping and assassination to disappear for several months, was killed.
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A reputed Detroit drug kingpin who once staged his own kidnapping and assassination to disappear for several months, was killed.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:1/1/2010
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Runtime:58 minutes
Studio:Tapeman
Cast
Flip Willson
Director
Charles Andre Pugh
Self - Host
Richard Earl Carter Jr.
Self - Maserati Rick's Son
Scott M. Burnstein
Self/Self - Author
Steve Fishman
Self - Demetrius Holloway's Attorney
Greg Carter
Self - Maserati Rick's brother
Richard Wershe Jr.
Self (Voice)
Big E.
Maserati Rick's brother
Sonny Bono
Self
Karen Boros
Self - Reporter
Rob Boyd
Self - Monster squad gang member
Ezra Brown Jr.
Best Friends gang member (archive footage)
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