Mel Chancey

I didn't do any drugs or I drank a little bit here and there, but I wasn't,

I've definitely been drunk when I got my patch and had some nights of Jack Daniels and stuff, but I wasn't drinking a lot because bodybuilding was my passion.

I wanted to eat and train and, you know, you're not doing that drinking and doing recreational drugs.

How many people were in the club?

When I got in, Sean, I think there was in that chapter in Chicago, I think, let's say about 30, 26, 30 guys, I believe.

There was another chapter in Rockford, Illinois, which is two hours from Chicago.

There was another chapter in South Bend, Indiana, which was two hours east.

So all total, I'd say there was probably about maybe 75, 80 guys in the Hell's Henchmen and them three charters that we had.

What kind of backgrounds do these guys have?

A lot of military guys.

A lot of former military guys.

And blue collar guys.

Working class guys, you know?

The president that was before me and the henchmen, he was a mechanic at a big trucking company, a Mack truck.

He was a big mechanic and stuff.

So a lot of the guys were working, you know, working normal jobs.

you know, hanging out and doing stuff like that.

So a lot of different backgrounds in clubs, you know, blue collar though.

Gotcha.

Yeah.