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Inside The Deadly War That Divided Chicago Into Two Nations: Willie Lloyd vs Tyrone Williams

September 12, 1993. Chicago's West Side. A man is dead on the pavement — not killed by a rival gang, not by police. Killed by his own King. When Willie Lloyd walked out of Stateville Correctional Center in December 1992 — wrapped in mink, riding in five limousines — Chicago's West Side believed their King had returned. But Tyrone "Baby Ty" Williams had run that empire for two years. He had bled for every corner. He had kept the machine turning. Baby Ty refused to bow. What followed was not a gang war. It was a civil war inside a 35,000-member criminal empire — kidnappings, expressway shootings, execution-style murders at railroad tracks, and a city that looked the other way. This is the story of two men who both believed the throne belonged to them. Only one was right. Neither survived it. 🔗 Related Video Link    • King Neal: The Lord of Lords Who Died For ...   #WillieLloyd #BabyTyWilliams #ViceLords #ChicagoGangs #TrueCrime #ChicagoHistory #GangWar #KingOfKings #UnknownViceLords