Melvin Williams, Episode 203, Season 2
Criminal genius and master of the hustle, Melvin Williams owned the gambling and heroin addicted market of Baltimore's Pennsylvania Ave for decades. With the help of mob leader Lord Salisbury, Melvin becomes hooked on drug money, hooked on the power and hooked on the status of his political and street influence. With a business plan, 4 rules of survival and 40 packages, the game began! 40:49 minutes.
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