Bumpy Johnson’s BROTHER PULLED THE TRIGGER at Point Blank Range – This Single Act Changed History скачать в хорошем качестве

Bumpy Johnson’s BROTHER PULLED THE TRIGGER at Point Blank Range – This Single Act Changed History

Bumpy Johnson’s BROTHER PULLED THE TRIGGER at Point Blank Range – This Act Changed History On a fateful evening in 1957 at Wells’ Supper Club in Harlem, Marcus “Little Mark” Johnson—Bumpy Johnson’s own blood brother—drew a revolver and aimed it at Bumpy’s head while he sat eating dinner with associates. The Italian mob’s Five Families had done the unthinkable: they’d turned Bumpy’s youngest brother against him with promises of $75,000 and control of the Harlem numbers operation. What the Five Families didn’t anticipate was that blood ties cut both ways. Bumpy had received word of the betrayal from his network of eyes and ears across Harlem, but unlike previous threats, this one paralyzed him. For three days, Bumpy wrestled with an impossible choice: spare his brother and appear weak, or do what the streets demanded and eliminate the threat permanently.