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it's calling my name. There is no mercy and it's

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been a tentery juice as the hill Stream game Rango.

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The three.

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Speaker 2: Come in by me to die.

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Speaker 1: Inside these walls, inside the wild.

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Speaker 3: Hadn't went no girls.

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Speaker 4: I Hey everyone, and welcome back to Bloody Angola, a

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podcast one and forty two years in the making, the

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complete story of America's bloodiest prison. I'm Jim Chapman, and

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today I'm going to tell you about a former resident

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of the United States' largest maximum security prison, Louisiana State

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Penitentiary and Angola, and for sure one of its most

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notorious inmates, and that is Little Boozy, later known as

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Boozy Badass. Now Little Boozy did not start out being

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named Little Boozy, of course. His given name is Torrance

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Hatch Junior. He was born in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. This

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was on November fourteenth of nineteen eighty two, and he

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grew up on the rougher side of Baton Rouge. To

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put it mildly, the neighborhood he grew up in it

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was notorious for its struggles with guns and violence, and

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he also had to deal with the struggle of losing

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his father at a very early age in life, and

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that coupled with the crime Redden neighborhood that Boozy grew

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up in, this would shape a lot of the subject

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matter as it related to his music, his chosen craft,

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which was hip hop slash rap. At the age of fourteen,

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Boozy had a little bit of light at the end

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of that tunnel, if you will, when he moved in

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with his grandmother and that would provide him some stability.

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She would hold Boozy accountable, as grandmothers typically do, and

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that's something he wasn't used to in his life up

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to that age. So Boozy's music career it began in

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the late nineteen nineties. He joined what's known as a

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hip hop collective concentration camp, and it was led or

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mentored by a guy from Baton Rouge. It was another

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rapper known as c Lot and his cousin was Young Bleed,

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who coincidentally just recently died of a brain aneurysm. This

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is all over the news right now. So Boozy he

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starts mastering his craft of hip hop rap and he

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puts out his first album, his debut, and that debut

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album was titled as Youngest of Duck Camp DA Duck Camp,

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and this was in the year two thousand and Boozy

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at that point in his life was seventeen years old.

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Young guy to be releasing his first album. Now that

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first album, it's going to perform very well. Considering this

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was an independent label. This wasn't Sunny Records or Death

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Row Records or Bad Boy Records Diddy's label. This was

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an independent label out of the state of Louisiana, and

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he actually sold ten thousand album which was looked at

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as a pretty significant achievement. Ten thousand albums, independent label,

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you're gonna get people noticing your work. And it wasn't

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long after that that music labels would indeed start to notice,

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and in two thousand and one he would sign with

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a larger label known as Trill Entertainment, much larger, much

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more well known label. And when you sign with these

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bigger labels, the advantage the artist gets from that is

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you now have resources to promote you. You got a

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lot of money behind you, and a lot of times

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they have mentorships. Inside those bigger labels, you deal with

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larger artists than yourself. They give you tips things like that,

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when they see that you got talent, they know that

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you're going to need some mentorship in your life and

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they're hoping that someone else can help carry you along.

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And anything in the music world not much different than

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the podcast world. It's about expanding your reach and getting

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your name out there. And with this larger label, Boozy

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was able to do that. Now, at this point in time,

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rap hip hop different parts of the country had some

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very different styles. During this time. The sound in New

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York Diddy's world was completely different than the sound of

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Los Angeles Toupac Shakur's world, and that was completely different

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with what would become known as Southern hip hop, and

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that would become Boozy's forte so Boozy. He would continue

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on with Trill Entertainment. He would release several other albums,

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with each subsequent album becoming more successful than the one

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prior to it. Eventually that would lead to an even

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larger label taking notice, and that was Universal Records. And

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all of us have heard of Universal, And it was

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in two thousand and five that Boozy would sign a

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major label deal with Universal and also launched one of

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his biggest hits, which we all know, set it Off.

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I wish I could play it right here, but I can't.

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But everybody knows set it Off, even if you're not

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a hip hop fan. Now, this time in Boozie's life

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also allowed for collaboration with major, high profile artists in

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the hip hop community, and people would start to compare

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Boozy to the great in his industry, Tupac Shakur. He

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would get compared with Tupac a lot, and let me

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tell you don't get any better than that. But Boozy

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was not without his issues, and early on in the

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two thousands he did get arrested multiple times on drug

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related charges, mainly marijuana related issues. However, in two thousand

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and nine, Boozy was arrested after East Baton Ridge Pairs

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Sheriff's deputies found marijuana in a glock in his car.

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Boozy pleaded guilty to his third offense, possession of marijuana.

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This was on September twenty second of two thousand and nine,

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and he gets sentenced to two years in prison the

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next day. Judge Chip Moore actually doubled the sentence on

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November ninth of that year after finding out Boozy had

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violated probation while a his sentencing. Between his plea and

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his sentencing, Boozy was electronically monitored and placed under house arrest,

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and there was some chatter, I don't know if this

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is legiti or not that he tampered with his monitor,

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but there you have it. Then after that the major

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issues surfaced when on June seventeenth of twenty ten, Boozy

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was indicted on charges of the first degree murder of

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Terry Boyd. Now he also faced three counts of possession

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with intent to distribute narcotics, three counts of conspiracy to

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commit possession with the intent to distribute narcotics, and two

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counts of conspiracy to introduce contraband into a penal institution,

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meaning he brought or he tried to bring drugs into

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prison and through his people. Boozy issued a statement saying

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he was innocent of the charges. Of course, he would

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have expect that.

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Speaker 3: Now.

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Speaker 4: District Attorney Hiller Moore stated that the killing of Boyd.

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the murder of Terry Boyd. District Attorney Hiller Moore of

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Baton Rouge said that this killing seemed to be a

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turf war of sorts, and if convicted, Boozy could have

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faced the death penalty in this case, so he had

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a lot to worry about. First degree murder in the

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state of Louisiana does qualify for the death penalty. Prosecutors

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also stated they believe the riper may have been involved

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in at least five other murders. So on June twenty

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eighth of twenty ten, Boozy enters a not guilty plea

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in the Louisiana courtroom. And of course you expect that

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you got nothing to lose to plead not guilty at

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an arrangment. In the meantime, in twenty eleven, remember those

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drug charges, Well those cases caught up to Boozy and

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he sent it. It's to eight years in prison. Now

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he still had that murder case for Terry Boyd to

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deal with. And in twenty twelve, get this, he actually

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beats that case. The jury came to a unanimous not

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guilty verdict on the murder charge and they only deliberated

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about ten minutes. You don't see that often when a

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prosecution brings a case to trial. So while that's great

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for a little Boozy, I mean he beat a first

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degree murder charge in a possible death penalty. I don't

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think they would have went after him for the death

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penalty in that case. I think they would have went

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for life in prison. But regardless, it was possible. He

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beat that some bitch, but he was still in prison

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on drug related charges and it was off to Louisiana

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State Penitentiary to serve that sentence or to complete serving

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that sentence.

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Speaker 2: Jim, did you see what happened in Texas today?

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Speaker 4: Wait before you tell me that, let me tell you

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what happened in New York.

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Speaker 2: It cannot be as crazy as the case I told

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you about yesterday in Louisiana.

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Speaker 4: You know what, we should do a podcast about it.

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Speaker 2: And with that we did. Crime War Weekly covers the

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crime news headlines that have dominated the week.

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Speaker 4: We cover trending crimes from all over the country, and

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even sprinkle in a few globally.

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Speaker 4: Simply by searching Crime War Weekly or clicking the link

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Speaker 2: In the sultry heat of Louisiana, where the Bayous whisper

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secrets and the air hangs heavy with the scent of magnolias,

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a darkness lurked beneath the surface. Derek Todd Lee was

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a man whose charm masked a sinister reality. He was

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a monster. Lee, a seemingly ordinary man with a disarming smile,

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led a double life that would unravel in a series

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of murders in the capital city of Baton Rouge and

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the surrounding areas. As the first reports of disappearances and

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murders began to surface, South Louisiana was thrust into a nightmare,

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igniting a frantic search for answers. The true horror was

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just beginning, and the hunt for a serial killer eventually

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known by just three letters, would reveal not only the

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depths of Derek Todd Lee's depravity, but also the resilience

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of those most affected by his evil acts, the families

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and the survivors.

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Speaker 4: This is DTL. So Basi goes off to prison, and

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he's obviously a very popular person outside of the prison

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and guarantee inside bloodying Gola as well. He didn't just

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go to prison, He went to Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola,

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and they knew Boozy was on his way. And you

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just can't put these high profile inmates inside of general population.

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That just ain't gonna work. They'll kill him in there.

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So Boozy had to spend a lot of his time

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inside the death row wing at Bloody in Gola. Essentially

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he was locked down during that time. Now, I would

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imagine he didn't have the restrictions that inmates who were

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serving death in the death row wing had. I mean,

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he got to move about his area. I'm sure a

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heck of a lot more than being locked down twenty

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three hours a day. And there is some debate, and

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I don't know the answer to this question. Some people

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say that he spent a few years inside of the

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death row and then he got moved into another part

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of the prison that was general population. I find that

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hard to believe. I don't think Boozy ever got in

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just stone cold general population with other inmates. There's a

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guy that serves some time with him. I listened to

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that interview and he claims Boozy was locked up the

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whole time in protective custody. I don't know, but take

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it from what you will. I do know one thing.

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There's a lot of props in prison. If someone would

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have took Boozy out, and if I know that, certainly

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the powers of being in Goola would know that.

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Speaker 1: Now.

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Speaker 4: He also had a lot of time in prison that

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he was probably not used to having. When you're a

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hard working rapper and you're always on the road and

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you write music, but he had a lot of time

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inside Bloody and Gola. And when you got nothing but

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time on your hands and your rapper, what are you

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gonna do? You're gonna write songs. And that's exactly what

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little Boozie did. He actually wrote over one thousand songs

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while being locked up inside Louisiana State Penitentiary. So Boozy

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hasn't said a whole lot about his time in prison

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in Louisiana State Penitentiary, but he did appear on what's

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known as The Breakfast Club. This is a radio show.

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It's actually pretty good. It's recorded out of New York City,

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and he discussed some of his time inside Louisiana State

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Penitentiary Bengola and some of the things he saw and

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I'm gonna go ahead and I'm gonna play this clip,

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but I'm gonna give you a couple of I don't

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know if i'd call him warnings, but just look, what's

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about to be said is pretty vulgar. It's life inside

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of prison according to or Bazy Badass. Now this is

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his account. I don't know if it's true or not true,

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but this is his account and his account only. And look,

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if you're not into vulgar stuff, you probably don't listen

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to this podcast anyway. But if it doesn't bother you,

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you're gonna get some knowledge out of what it's like

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to be inside prison. According to a little Boozy, with

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this five minute club.

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Speaker 5: In prison, that's when I you know, that's when I

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you know, like a guard, a guard never ran to

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the man on me, like and I respect every guard

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who did that because I needed at that time.

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Speaker 3: You know, they gave me eye contact. They let me

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get off. The female guards. Yes, yeah, you said the guard.

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We don't know what you mean. Oh you know, nah,

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like the female guards. Yeah, you know, like.

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Speaker 5: Okay, just say up the shower right here, right and

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they have the brick wall. You're looking over the brickwall.

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You're not supposed to look at that woman because she'll

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go to the man and say, you guys, you're jagging off.

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But no woman ever ran to the man on me

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like they'll they'll let me get off. You know, they'll

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turn around like they're writing on the desk.

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Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying. So I respect every woman

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who did that.

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Speaker 5: Then I used to jag off on the phone with

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who I was talking to, you know, I used to

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get off the wharton came say a boosy, stop it,

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stop it.

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Speaker 3: They're talking about the phone. Lady said she can't take

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it no more because they don't matter. They say, Bootsy,

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stop it.

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Speaker 5: I wish the bro they said.

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Speaker 3: They came down there.

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Speaker 5: I thought I was finna get locked up, big old

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white boy coming down that.

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Speaker 3: Boosy stop it.

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Speaker 6: And I forget you was an ain't goola boy.

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Speaker 3: I've been three years on death row. God damn you

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three years. I feel like you could do a movie

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just on prison. I feel like, Booty, you could do

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a whole movie saw in prison. I don't. I don't.

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I mean, hey, you got your gola and gola is.

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Speaker 5: The Fed joint is nothing, bro, the Fed that is

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everybody got money in the Feed. Everybody ain't nobody and

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Gola was negative. Everybody mostly negative.

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Speaker 3: It was. It was a lot of negativity, even death roll.

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You know everybody finna die. You know it's negative.

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Speaker 5: You know, Boots, they got you back on the TV. Nigga,

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you have him, You have him on the TV.

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Speaker 3: Nigga. You know, I don't thank you. I don't know,

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Boots out. You know that.

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Speaker 5: It's different when when I did a couple of weeks

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in the FED, because everybody, it's more motivation, Bro, It's

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more motivation.

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Speaker 4: Bro.

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Speaker 3: It was like, man, when I walk down on a

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nigga riding a deck. How about after you where you

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saw the cocaine in the show and ain't go I

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didn't know about it.

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Speaker 5: I say, all y'all niggas looking at my pictures for

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three days, ain't nobody tell me about the cocaine.

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Speaker 3: And when I saw that, Bro, I was like, I

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won't go home. I watched that. I show people that

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video at least twice a year in my life.

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Speaker 5: Nigga was riding backwards in h riding a dick backwards.

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I say, man, Bro, I say, bruh, my bad bro.

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And I walked out that motherfucker on shambos. I say, girl,

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reverse cole girl. I say, man, this is this is sick.

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Speaker 3: But see when I first saw the video.

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Speaker 6: The thing that always gets me is you said after

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you saw it, you said, man, you got on the phone.

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Speaker 3: You say you call your mamas. I said, come get me, said, I.

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Speaker 5: Say, mama, Man go everything I can make you call

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you can I get a bund.

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Speaker 3: I want a bond. I want a bund.

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Speaker 5: I wanted to get out that big hood that ain't

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no place for no bro man Brown.

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Speaker 3: I used to argue with it.

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Speaker 5: Then I used to get in the arguments, be about

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to fight with dudes who who don't think that's nothing wrong.

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Speaker 3: With it because they giveing a dick. You know. I

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used to tell them, man, you're gay. You know I don't.

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Speaker 5: I used to tell him, maybe, nah, nigga, I'm standing up, nigga,

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I'm fucking him.

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Speaker 3: He's a whole, you know.

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Speaker 5: And and the women and not the women, but the

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you know, the Homosexus and that Goali.

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Speaker 3: They different. You know.

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Speaker 5: They can't stand up around you and piss. They have

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to sit when they pissed. You can't call them by

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a name. They all they all have a different name

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if it's Quinn is Coalicia. You know, they do have

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respect for the for the men. But I used to

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get into it with people when I'm telling them, man,

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that's not you're thinking. You're not doing nothing like I

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don't want, bro, I don't want you to. I don't

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want don't you do think that it's cool like you know,

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but you're saying it's cool, and you get out there

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saying that they're gonna say you're a predator, you knowing,

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I saw that. I saw how people come in there

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and all these people.

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Speaker 3: Who taking advantage of yes, ok o, yes, it's.

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Speaker 5: All kind of ways they might. They might put them

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on Serrah quills. Maam, why watch movies with a put

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them on Seriah quills. Then up that knife one. You're

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gonna you're gonna, You're gonna what you're gonna do, You're

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gonna get it to You're gonna make me take it.

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Speaker 3: All right, Jesus and nig gonna they're.

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Speaker 5: Gonna bust that motherfucker over. Broh, bro the motherfuckers.

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Speaker 6: You ain't never told that side of the story.

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Speaker 3: It's sick.

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Speaker 2: Bro.

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Speaker 5: Then whoever all these people touching these kids, they waiting

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on you to come.

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Speaker 3: They already they got your name. They don't know if

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you did it or not.

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Speaker 5: They waiting on you to come, so, Bro, they child molestors,

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they don't. That's been going on in prison though, Like

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they waiting on you. They got you when you first

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catch your charge. They got your name, waiting for you

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to come up there. And it's brother, it's sick.

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Speaker 3: Bro. I ain't mad at that.

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Speaker 6: If you really did it, though, if you really put

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your hands on the child, you deserve whatever you get.

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Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah, but I'm just letting the child molestors know.

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Speaker 5: So I could tell him to stop sucking with that,

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because when you go up there, the guards are not

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gonna protake you.

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Speaker 3: They ain't on it. He's one right there.

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Speaker 5: They gonna get you. They're gonna turn that back on you.

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Go get some coffee when you come when he when

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he comes back, you fucked.

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Speaker 3: Up cocaine in the shower, reverse cowgirl. I don't want

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to talk about. It's enough.

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Speaker 4: Sur there you have it some pretty wild freaking stuff.

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And as I said, I don't have any direct knowledge

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of any of that, obviously, but that's his story and

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he's sticking to it. So he gets released from prison

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in twenty fourteen, after serving about four years behind bars.

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There's a good time mixed in there and all kinds

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of stuff, so he didn't obviously service whole sentence. Now,

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during that time, especially toward the end of his sentence,

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there was a big uproar in the hip hop community

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and fans of hip hop. They wanted him released, and

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they actually started what's known as or what became known

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at the time as the Free Boozy movement. Now, fellow

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artist activists, you name it. They were calling for Boozy's release,

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and that did happen four years after his incarceration. Now

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not necessarily tied to that movement, but certainly around the time.

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So in some people's mind, hey, this Free Boozy movement

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did some good. I don't think it had anything to

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do with it. But he does get out of prison.

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Let me tell you, he goes off like a rocket

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in the hip hop community. He becomes one of the

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biggest hip hop artists there is in that time. All

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over the music world, especially hip hop, everybody wanted a

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piece of Little Boozy, who at this point had changed

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his name to Boozy Badass and life if it was great.

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Before he went into Angola, and got incarcerated. It was

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absolutely unbelievable. Once he got out. Now, for the most part,

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it seemed like he was keeping his nose clean. He

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was doing interviews every now and then, he was focusing

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on hist honing his craft, and everything seemed fine. That

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is until May of twenty twenty three. So Boozy gets

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pulled over in a vehicle that he was writing in.

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He wasn't driving the vehicle, well, he didn't own the vehicle.

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He's a passenger in the vehicle. And according to Boozy,

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he didn't know there were two firearms inside that vehicle.

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And he's a convicted felon. Can't have firearms in a

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vehicle that you're riding in when you're a convicted felon.

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The San Diego police in California, they pulled the driver

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over with Boozy in the passenger seat. They consent to

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a search of the police find these two guns, and

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all of a sudden, in twenty twenty three, Boozy Badass

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got a big problem, a major problem. As I said,

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he's a convicted felon. That's a violation of his parole

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and it also carries new charges, so he would have

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to serve out his initial sentence that he got paroled

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for and then he would have to answer for the

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new charges. That could mean a lot of time in

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prison for Boozy. So he was in California at that

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time to sh a music video and then he was

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going to perform at a nightclub in San Diego in

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just a bad set of circumstances according to him. Now,

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as I said, it wasn't his vehicle was someone else's vehicle.

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The guns supposedly did not belong to him, And initially

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the case was dismissed in twenty twenty three. I mean,

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Boozy is a star, you know, upper level, a class

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star in the hip hop industry. That's also it can

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be a violent industry. It's hard for me to imagine

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him not having bodyguards and stuff with guns on them.

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I don't know what the rules are on that, but regardless,

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in twenty twenty three, that case gets dismissed. But in

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twenty twenty four, a new indictment gets issued on those

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gun charges, and in August of twenty twenty five, just

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a few months ago, he did plead guilty to a

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single count of being a felon in possession of a firearm. Now,

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as part of his plea agreement prosecutors. They recommended to

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the judge a two year sentence followed by three years

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of supervised release. Now he is scheduled to be sentenced

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this month. As a matter of fact, November twenty first

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is his sentencing date. Now, usually with these types of cases,

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the judge will go with the prosecutors recommended sentence. Although

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they don't have to do that, they just typically do that.

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I mean, technically he could get fifteen years for this charge,

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this single charge. But assuming the judge does what's typically done,

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it looks like he's going to get two years in

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jail for this. Now he'll probably serve a year or

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less of actual time. We'll see, but he's up against

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it with that one. Now, if you're curious, I know

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I was. Boozy has seen a bit of a jump

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in his net worth since his release from prison way

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back in twenty fourteen. Now, when going to prison, it

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was estimated his net worth was between a million and

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two million dollars. Now that figures between ten and fourteen

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million dollars of net worth, and that's public, that's not

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his actual I think it's much higher than that in actuality.

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But make no mistake. The dude definitely has money, and

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regardless of that, it looks like he may do at

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least a little bit of time on this charge, but

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a very short stint. And look, it's up to him

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to make sure no one around him has guns on

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them when he's in a vehicle, et cetera. And I

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know the lifestyle he lives and it's absolutely crazy. But

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if you're in a car and they can't tie a

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gun to a particular individual, you're gonna go down for it.

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It looks like here it's more about setting an example

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of anything else in this situation. But there you have it.

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I hope you enjoyed learning a little bit more about

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little Boozy Boozy Badass and his time inside Louisiana State

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Penitentiary in Angola. And look, I gotta say, bean, someone

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from the Baton Ridge area. I grew up in Baton

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Rouge shout out Broadmore High School. I know he's had

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a lot of scrapes with the law, and I don't

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know a lot of behind the scenes stuff that goes

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on with Boozy Badass, but I can tell you the

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guy has definitely put in some work to get from

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where he came from. In Baton Rudge to the life

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he lives now, and I can't do anything but at

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least respect the business side of what he's done. And

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I like his music. I mean mean, if wipe it down,

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don't get you fired up, I don't know what will.

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That's a great song. Thank you so much for listening.

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It took me a little longer than normal to get

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this one out. We've been rocking and rolling with a

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lot of things, not only on Bloody and Gola related stuff,

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but also the all the podcasts really that I produce

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and a host and all those sorts of things. Check

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out DTL. Kelly Jennings tells the story of Derek Todd Lee,

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the notory serial killer from the Baton Rouge area. Episode one,

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as of this recording is currently out. Episode two is

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going to be released. It may be released today, it

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depends on when I get this particular Bloody and Gola

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episode out. But every Monday for the next four months,

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a new episode of DTL is going to be dropped

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every Monday. Kelly Jennings tells that story like no one else,

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and it's highly produced, got a lot of music behind it,

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some sound effects. I call it a listening experience. You

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can find it just search Unspeakable, a true crime podcast

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by Kelly Jennings wherever you get your podcasts. I'll also

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link her podcast in the description of this podcast. Also

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check out Expose Scandalous Files of the Elite. I talk

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about just the high profile wild shit that goes on

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in the United States. They got more money than time

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and sense, and I break down just the wild shit

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that they do. Check it out Expose Scandalous Files of

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the Elite, and thank you again for supporting Bloody in

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Gola for commercial, free early releases and more Patreon dot

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com slash Bloody in Gola Podcasts. Please leave a review

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if you enjoyed this episode and until next time. I'm

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Jim Chapman for Bloody and Gola. A post I cast

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onety two years in the making. The complete story of

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America's Bloody is present.

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It's calling my name. There is no mercy and it's

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been a century. Juice as the huge stream game Wrangle three.

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Speaker 3: I'm here, be.

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Speaker 2: By me to die.

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Speaker 1: Inside these wall, inside.

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Speaker 3: The water, and when the walk

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