Brian David Suder

So I stuck to that.

I went out with a bang, which we could talk about in a second, moved to New York, ran into a faction of the Gambino family.

There was almost a bloodbath there.

So I prompted me to go ahead and go to move to Los Angeles.

So essentially when I got out,

I was working with the Irish mafia, a guy named Tom Dixon.

Now, Tom Dixon and Vincent Magliano were the two people that were running Baltimore.

They were what we call the lords of Baltimore.

They were the drug lords of Baltimore in the 80s and 90s, supplying a majority of the cocaine to even the most dangerous neighborhoods of Baltimore, powder cocaine.

They were the sources.

Vincent Magliano, we talked about there later, was a son of Vincent Magliano Sr., who was a part of the the they call it the Baltimore crew.

And that was the Baltimore faction of the Gambino family, whose family took on or under work with Nancy Pelosi's father, who was the mayor of Baltimore in the mid 40s, 1940s and 1950s.

Um, so he, he, when I got out, I had my issues there.

I got a phone call from Keith Gladstone.

So when I was in LA, he goes, where are you?

He goes, I go, I'm in Los Angeles.

He goes, we'll stay there.

He goes, Tommy Dixon just got shot six times.

Whoa.

By, from the DeCalvacante family and the Gambino family of Staten Island.