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The following podcast contains explicit language.

As summer turns to fall, 15 year old Rick is language.

As summer turns to fall, 15-year-old Rick is skipping school during the day, and per the Fed's instructions,

hanging out at the clubs all night long to soak up whatever intel he could.

The lady was on Jefferson and Van Bue,

the climax was Mount Elliot and Jefferson.

Stokes after I was on chain. The police are working around the clock too.

They're conducting drug rates based on Rick's precise information.

Check out this document I got from Rick's lawyer. It's from December 5th, 1984.

It says the source advised they were approached by an individual to transport cocaine.

We now know that that source is Rick. The document goes on. Source advised they

observed a machine gun among approximately 100 other guns on the premises.

Also that they observed two punch bowls which contained a kilo of cocaine in each.

That source also saw a black file cabinet with a quarter of a million dollars in it.

The home belonged to Sam Curry, one of the 12 family

members from the Curry Drug Organization. Former FBI agent John Anthony says Rick was the most productive narcotic informant

that the FBI had at the time. Those opportunities with with Rick and the

knowledge he had how often does that come along? Hardly ever.

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