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(04-08-2009 07:25 PM)T-Monay820 Wrote:  On the topic of NO, has anyone seen the History Channel (I think its) Gangland episode on the gang in Louisiana (think its the Gotti Boys) that had to flee after Katrina so they went to Texas. I think they said that in Louisiana murder cases only stay open for investigation for like 30 days, or something along those lines. So the gangs use intimidation/violence to scare witnesses into not talking for that duration. Then they went to Texas where there is no limit and people were more than happy to rat these bastards out to the cops, so their drug business got all kinds of messed up and they had to go back to NO. I found that highly amusing. Anyone else?

My first post, mang. 3rd one. 04-cheers
04-08-2009 07:33 PM
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