Nate Boone Craft let Maserati Rick be Un-Alived?

Nate "Boone" Craft served over 20 years in prison after confessing to dozens of paid hits for the Best Friends Mxrder for Hire crew. Richard "Maserati Rick" Carter is one of Detroit's most flamboyant gangster legends... and a former bodyguad client of Boone. Maserati Rick was gunned down in his hospital bed in 1988 while ostensibly under Boone's protection. So What Really happenend? The links below give you more stories from that era in Detroit.
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[@alprofit]

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[@Rainhands22]

Boone is a cold dude. He acted like he was down with Rick, but when his friend wanted to kill Rick his only response was he was down with whoever got the money. Foolishly that little money he got for the hit was nothing compared to what he could have made with Rick if he stayed loyal.

[@bobbebouche7372]

He dirty AF. Smh

[@oliver25ster]

Why would he be loyal to rick, when it was only business. He didn't grow up with rick. So there is no feelings attach..

[@mr.highclass1419]

that's how females and white men move...a black man should be above lying to another man.

[@Abel-wb4xk]

That is the stupidest thing I've ever heard. Regardless of skin color everyone is human. And some people have honor and some do not.

[@angelcaballero2329]

derrick oliver You don’t have to grow up wit some one to be 💯

[@504Diva]

That's cold. He low key liked Rick, worked for Rick and turned his back on him when he needed him most. Most disloyal bodyguard ever.

[@jerodtabb311]

He liked what Rick could do for him not Rick 🤞🏼💯💪

[@gregbarksdale3559]

Facts

[@joseperez1085]

Back stabber.

[@Masutora]

People seem to miss the part where he was literally about to do bodily harm to Rick in their first meeting. This man is not his friend. He was an employee. And Rick wasn't paying more than the next man. There's no loyalty in the crack era. And that's still true today because of that era.

[@calvincandie5344]

Isa cold world and a cold game....

[@Escape-ef4jm]

Never trust someone who's bottom line is about the 💰.

[@junuzkolenovic5849]

Facts of LIFE !!

[@jamesmoore9636]

Real talk Miss Escape

[@GregoryMichaelCarter]

Escape 1987 such a snake 🐍

[@2100Savage]

I’m down wit who got the💰 and you should know that ‼️🤣🤣

[@jeremybrooks335]

Mad facts

[@jasonjones2137]

Jealously kills ppl everyday...

[@thegworlsarefighting]

Yep

[@rollsroyce2627]

Sad truth...

[@stephonstubbs2470]

Facts

[@damarkusdkingjeffries9449]

Jus seen it hppn a month ago here

[@QueenAnitaSoul]

Exactly

[@Juliano_DJOL]

So dude acting like he so hard, but these other guys give him a little cash and he just lets them kill the guy that's been taking care of him and paying all this time... Pretty wack if u ask me!

[@Shay416]

You could sniff him out just by looking at him. His aura reeks, why does he even have a platform

[@jujumontana2171]

Goes to show you you can’t trust ANYONE in that business!

[@QUINCEYJONES00]

This difference in that era from this era is back then people knew their role. Some were hustlers , some were killers, some were schoolboys. These kids these days wanna be all wrapped in one . They need mood stabilizers lol

[@d0cn0tes]

QUINCEYJONES00 the difference was there weren’t cameras everywhere. I remember a story Boone told about going to a trying to snipe a guy on a roof a a building across from the courthouse. Impossible to today without being seen

[@normanhenderson7300]

You are an idiot. Trying to make sense of destructive roles.

[@Vercingetorix.Fantasia]

They also wana be the customer and the connect

[@gabrielramirez6715]

@@normanhenderson7300 grow up Norman we all have a role to play in this world some people are body guards some people are ceo's its just the way it is

[@leesmithsr]

D0c N0tes I think that’s when they were trying to get at white boy rick

[@frogreed9059]

Boone sounds like he never had Maserati back from the jump

[@Keepthinking568]

I know the family and friends were man like you was supposed to bodyguard him in the hospital

[@gacaptain]

I see alot of people with mad respect for Maserati on here getting heated if you say anything about him. And that's all good but... It seems he made the wrong move from the beginning of this story. He tried to buy the loyalty and support of these guys. You can't buy enough loyalty to have someone be as close to you and cruicial to your safety as these guys were. Mafia bosses buy hit men from time to time but the people closest to them guarding their lives are mostly people that they've known most their life. Often family. And to be honest, even these people turn on them some times.

[@jackwilliams9199]

Them facts

[@QueenAnitaSoul]

He might have been envious and jealous Rick was good looking compared to him

[@QueenAnitaSoul]

@@gacaptain He talking like Alpo about how he killed Richard and guess what happened to Alpo he's dead this guy seem like he talking about how things went down with Rick Rick people might not like it and might want to get you for that

[@dionbush1356]

If Maserati Rick had lived, he probably would have gone to prison. By the late 80s early 90s a lot of the big-time dope dealers in Detroit were either sent to prison or killed. Rick's widow did 20 years in Michigan state prison and the governor of Michigan commuted her sentence and released her.

[@criticaljacques2237]

Ironically, White Boy Rick played a major role in getting Maserati's widow released from prison. What a crazy Detroit saga...

[@WorldGreatest1]

Snakes, all snakes.

[@daquanmcdonald7104]

That’s why hustle alone. Keep ya business big but small. Cus of people like these mfs 😂

[@justingarrett2783]

So basically he took the 10k to turn his head while they went in an killed dude

[@jimmyred1978]

he didn't know that that hit in the hospital was about to go down. but boo gave him the money kinda like how you have a lawyer on retainer; just in case. but he didn't know beforehand that the hit was about to go down. i believe he had a feeling it was about to go down and that's why he turned about and left before it did go down.

[@Hollywoodcuz221]

@@jimmyred1978 man he knew what was about to happen he just trying to act like he was surprised. But you can never trust a man who is only loyal to money.

[@boturner003]

@@Hollywoodcuz221 Big Facts 💯

[@joejones5653]

Especially since Mas Rick had already paid him. He turned his back on Rick IMO

[@ezeikeljones281]

Mafia life

[@zacklariviere816]

Classic case of why you never let tor circle meet your plug.

[@eastcoastpaper3862]

💯💯

[@columbusohio72]

Costed rich porter his life

[@llg3pe]

“I ain’t going to hell by myself”.

[@damienmathis48]

He was straight gangsta

[@FullyAutomaticAddict410]

Ain't nothing gangsta about that

[@QueenAnitaSoul]

@@damienmathis48 He was a straight phony

[@QueenVirgo09]

Ummmm basically dude was never loyal and in the end turned his back on Rick, took the money from Boo and walked away. #NoFriendsInTheGame

[@earlyearl7262]

When I was 5 years old Rick use to buy me and my sisters chips from the store when my mother couldn't afford it! 😔 !

[@vandykedonjuanvandykedonju7145]

I worked in his store on Ferry and McDougal sweeping, Nook ,Clid,Boe,Dc,Silk,Big Sam,and Rick always looked out for me and my brother Larry O

[@RichardTheGreat210]

🧢

[@RichardTheGreat210]

@@vandykedonjuanvandykedonju7145 🧢

[@determination207]

When I was 1 he bought me a horsey.

[@RichardTheGreat210]

@@determination207 🧢

[@crispycashchedda4350]

Old school Detroit was more in your face aggressive.(deebo's)today's era wouldn't be able to deal with them type of guys. They was to direct. and today's era ain't cut out for that.

[@daquanmcdonald7104]

Basically. They really get the blood boiling. Right up on you. If you didn’t see it coming it’s cus they didn’t want you too.

[@lakenyahopkins254]

U crazy! It's worst now! Most of the kids now are children from that era!

[@khaleddetroit1897]

Hell naw

[@khaleddetroit1897]

@@lakenyahopkins254 nah but it's still nothing like it was and them days mofos out here snitching ratting to the police too much house it is respected out here too much that wouldn't be tolerated 30 + years ago children maybe Offspring from that era but they are nothing like it not even close

[@kozmeetorez]

Lakenya Hopkins Def not worse now, The homicide rate is much lower since then.

[@banitoblake1497]

R.I.P 🥀Maserati Rick🥀

[@frankiesmalls5068]

Maserati was a businessman, but dont get it twisted he was ruthless too. But Nate and Bestfriends we're psychopaths. So you got to put it in perspective. Rick didn't have to get dirty but he would.

[@normanhenderson7300]

They all were dirt bags.

[@billydakid71]

@@normanhenderson7300 you got punk everyday on the school bus haha

[@freddieburks4924]

Nate wasn’t shit fr compared to the brown brothers

[@greg666gore]

Imagine if back then dey learn to click together they would ran the nation from da 313 . Killing out a greed instead seeing a larger dynasty is a lowest common denominator in all the king pin story's back then . Ego 2 be the man instead of one of many is weak. Gangsters run the nation one day dey will realize it and capitalize on dat.

[@jaquangreen798]

He was ruthless right and he got done ruthless. The End

[@bruiserbrodie9018]

He still hates Rick smh

[@Grimeyknowledge]

Carlo Gambino said it best..."You have to be like a lion and a fox. The fox is smart enough to recognize traps, and the lion is strong enough to scare away the wolves. Be like a lion and a fox, and no one will ever beat you." Maserati Rick was neither

[@goodtogolifestyle630]

Dope way of putting it bro 💯🔥🔥💯

[@rggyuhtgggbji5017]

That's not true: he got snaked!! U couldn't run up on him!

[@areyoudumb5823]

You don't even know Rick.. You a whole goofy watching real gangstas.. You unknown

[@5t4m05]

actually giulio ceasar said it

[@Grimeyknowledge]

@@areyoudumb5823 Learn The Difference Between A Gangster And A Drug Dealer....Goofy

[@williamrogers7974]

That cigarette fittin' to be a dead cigarette when Boone done wit it

[@seanissac7311]

Lol, I read a statement that said Boone gave the cigarette cancer

[@geraldramsey9965]

Alot of hitman love telling the whole story like a psychopath.

[@rhonda1704]

😂

[@sincerejones364]

Lol

[@spikingviking1977]

The Grim Reaper hits the square like a joint.

[@Vercingetorix.Fantasia]

He smokes each one like it's his last ever.

[@therealflamelit]

@@Vercingetorix.Fantasia I dont see how a top conditioned killer would be smoking cigs like that and still keep his stamina

[@victorkenarsy3024]

Hold This L. Debarge Because he used tactics and game plans. He wasn’t consistently chasing folks down on foot for long distances. Main thing about hit men is knowing where you target hangs around and just waiting to catch them when they drop their guard.

[@darkmagician1710]

Hold This L. Debarge He was in great shape back in the day and probably had great endurance from working out. It’s kind of like how if you ever played organized sports in school, there was always that teammate who had a shitty diet and smoked but was still able to keep up in practice and games.

[@oaklandsfinest8965]

Surprised nobody has murked Boone.

[@ewalksemporium6408]

Everybody always complaining that Detroit is boring. What do you expect, you killed everybody! 😂🤣

[@jameshoward5474]

I always say this need to be a movie series

[@fredicagoillanoise1309]

@joseph porter I'll get Netflix if they bankroll a series documenting the whole Detroit dope scene from the 60's through the Eddie Jackson, Doc Holiday, YBI/Pony Down to Mazerati,Best Friends, Chambers Bros and White Boy Rick and BEYOND!! THEN start on MY city....CHICAGO!!. AL PROFIT LET'S GO!!

[@daquanmcdonald7104]

Or jus a movie

[@hgonz14]

Who would be able to play Rick, that guy requires an actor who is very flashy and flamboyant and have a good look. Or even Demetrius Holloway

[@TheOriginalCryptoPimp]

No it doesn't. It's trash just like all of the dudes in this bullshit. Y'all love highlighting the worst of the black race.

[@westbrooktheory2.098]

It never come from your enemies,its always the one's close to you.

[@DjSmokeMixtapes]

How can you say this when its tons of ppl in the dirt bc of their enemies. This just shows aint no love in the game, its business over everything.

[@QueenAnitaSoul]

@@DjSmokeMixtapes That's False

[@bornreadytrill]

What's funny is he snaked rick for 10gs hooked up with the best friends and then them same dudes killed his lil brother and tried to kill him smh he would have made way more money if he stayed loyal to rick

[@jhezy2000]

Boone killed him that's how he got so close to do it, he just used a play off

[@route1865]

When a person who is all about money, can't trust them, they can easily be bought.

[@rayraydewitt4132]

💯💯

[@robertgallegos8399]

This guy let another man die for 10 grand, no loyalty..no shame,

[@timmyo3162]

When you swim with sharks you can’t make mistakes.

[@313drepeso313]

This is my 2nd time watching this interview, I watched it when it first dropped a while back. Anyways just from listening to what Boone is saying and how he's indirectly trying to minimize his involvement, I bet he took a payoff to leave Maserati unprotected.

[@deni8814]

Boone aint right for this, i get it he has loyalty to money, but Rick seemed like a real good dude.

[@kevinwatkins6615]

Wow

[@DjSmokeMixtapes]

He said that in this video bruh

[@taylorgang2899]

He took 10 grand and let Boo go up and finish Rick. The news clip spotted 2 men so he more than likely was involved the whole way. He was scared too and didn’t wanna be killed so he switched. No loyalty

[@wendellvictorian774]

Captain Obvious over here 🙄...

[@jefferyjackson134]

Big Nate helped killed Maserati Rick.

[@donniematonnie9378]

Can we put an end to this non-sense? Nate Boone did not kill Rick. Best friends aka none of the Brown brothers killed Rick either. The following reading is a partial excerpt of the trial of the person who really smoked/murdered Mas Rick. It was Loderick Parker who murdered Rick:....WITNESS TESTIFIES IN HOSPITAL KILLING WEARING DISGUISE, SHE IDENTIFIES SUSPECT IN DEATH OF DRUG FIGURE Detroit Free Press (MI) - Saturday, December 17, 1988 Author: JOE SWICKARD Free Press Staff Writer The key prosecution witness, wearing a disguise for protection, would not be shaken Friday from her identification of Lodrick Parker as the man who ran with a gun from the hospital room of Richard Carter after the reputed Detroit drug figure was shot to death in his sickbed. Sandra Harbour, wearing heavy black-frame glasses and a knit cap that was pulled low over her brow, pointed to Parker in court as the man she saw outside Carter's room at Mt. Carmel Mercy Hospital before the shooting. She said he almost knocked her down as he ran past moments later, after the sound of a gunshot from the room. Harbour, a Detroit police reservist who was a hospital patient at the time, said she was concealing her appearance in court "because I'm afraid for my life and my children." She wept under a withering questioning about her recollection of the incident from Parker's lawyer, Raymond Burkett, but did not waver in her identification of Parker. Carter, 29, reputedly a major east side drug dealer, was recovering from an earlier shooting when he was killed. Assistant prosecutor Richard Cunningham has described the slaying as "one gangster killing another gangster." Testimony ended Friday in the first-degree murder trial of Parker, also 29, before Detroit Recorder's Court Judge Isidore Torres. Final arguments are scheduled for Monday. The defense presented no witnesses. Harbour said she first noticed Parker and another man while she waited in a lounge area at the hospital. She said the men refused to help her get out of a chair. Burkett hammered at inconsistencies in her testimony and statements she gave police after the shooting. He also closely questioned Harbour about her mental state at the time of the shooting and when she spoke with police, suggesting that pain medication clouded her perception and that the shock of the shooting left her confused. Wiping tears from her eyes, Harbour insisted she was not mistaken about Parker "because he almost ran me down when he had a gun in his hand." **** Edition: METRO FINAL CHASER Section: NWS Page: 3A; Index Terms: SHOOTING ; DEATH ; COURT ; LODRICK PARKER Record Number: 8802250164 Copyright (c) 1988 Detroit Free Press

[@Zeus0886]

“Pay the rest on assignment” 😂

[@richgutierrez132]

I had to play it back to make sure I heard it right 😆😆

[@gball4151]

Omari Hardwick would be great playing Masarati Rick in a mini series.

[@DesertEagleBrown9595]

Truth

[@andrewfoster4795]

Yeah he would

[@jonathanking2971]

I can definitely see that.

[@islandman9895]

Yep no doubt

[@det3135]

Man you nailed it

[@skellz215]

Aye bro keep doing ya video like this with a visual 🤟🏿💯

[@gilbertmillerjr367]

Ain’t this RAT A RAT?😳

[@lifranchize7325]

A gangster rat King !

[@MaraudingMale]

Splinter.

[@tjtaylor3446]

Gilbert Miller jr say it to his face

[@normanhenderson7300]

That is not a rat. He telling you what that rotten life was all about.

[@tjtaylor3446]

Norman Henderson thanks 🙏🏾 for clearing that up.

[@domsoblessed7511]

Crazy part about Rick was I don’t think he meant when said “ my boys can do the job “ as my workers I think he meant it as yeah my “ home boys “ “ my niggas “ “ my friends “ …even though they wasn’t close .

[@kraybrother8768]

Damn I thought this was John coffee

[@sweetsweetz]

kray brother 👉🏽kzbin.info/www/bejne/paPcin2BZ89jlbc

[@Tbone42tx]

HE KNOWS DAM WELL HE KNEW DUDE WAD GONE KILL RICK BEFORE IT HAPPENED, WHY ELSE WOULD HE SUPPOSEDLY GIVE YOU $10K

[@jaquangreen798]

😭😭😭😭😅

[@louisjames5953]

He knew exactly what was going to happen ( $10,000 that all your friends was worth & he was feeding you as well. Greedy and No loyalty the hell with being a friend (Money was his Best friend Period!!

[@ryanmarable2195]

1:57 he hit that CIG like it was the last bone on earth!!! 🚬

[@billydakid71]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 I'm sleep

[@mostuf313]

He's all fucked up from being shot several times and because of it his fingers won't function normally.

[@FullyAutomaticAddict410]

He definitely did! 😆

[@martinskursiss4769]

🤣

[@ReaperRells]

And the beat in the background. And the monster golem hands. Wtf lmaaaooooo

[@kanezwilliams8211]

Man, AL, I'm a Native Detroiter that's been living in other State's for Family & Job reasons, feel very connected to home, when I start to get homesick looking at ANY of your documentaries. THANKS!!

[@BorrisBackyardigan]

Great video Al, one request is if you’re gonna do an interview type video; please make your questions loud and clear to the audience.

[@EbonyJoneskuye]

Can't trust Nate ... give him $10K and his loyalty is out the window.

[@SmarchitectMann]

This got me lookin at all my uncles like they might've put in some work

[@damarkusdkingjeffries9449]

Hell yeah...lol

[@azembejta2463]

Another golden watch by Al Profits appreciate your efforts and accurate info

[@pauliedibbs9028]

I dunno why but I can sit and listen to Boone tell stories all day. #nonfiction

[@shawngamble1025]

AL you're bouncing all over the place and I'm loving it, Let's keep it flowing then full speed ahead........

[@24kobe42]

The Best One By Far 💯‼️

[@devonmarz5539]

Tune in to Eddie Jackson Jr for more true crime stories!

[@michealbell1088]

Bottom line Rick would not had left the apartment without letting him know IMO. So when Rick let him know he was leaving and since he ONLY FOR THE MONEY he let them know Rick left the apartment.

[@michaelshelton6025]

Dude is a snake but mad entertaining and 30 percent is lies

[@michaelshelton6025]

But imma watch it over and over lol

[@richgutierrez132]

Boo was paying for his coke on “assignment” 😂😂

[@ReaperRells]

It was in assignment. Solve these 10 questions n you get a kilo lol. Fck you talkin about

[@1000blabbities]

"he was high o his own shit...cuz he ain't got nobody but him and two guys" lol

[@eliassaenz3500]

Reupload same stuff we have already seen. I get the business model behind it the re uploading clips but we are starving for more amazing interviews like you had with Boon. What’s holding you up from putting stuff like this out again?

[@JacobStayViben]

Pandemic is my guess

[@T.YfrmFTN]

Backdoor Bestfriends Gang🥶💨

[@TheMackone66]

Best interview ever😳😁😁😁

[@Khaos969]

Imagine lying in bed shot up and your friend walks in with a gun and points it at your face the eye contact between the two just before he pulled the trigger must have been cold as ice. rip Maserati

[@mommyshark1124]

Never thought of it that way. He must've been in disbelief, of all places the hospital.🙏

[@donniematonnie9378]

Rick was murdered while he slept. Kept a nine in his drawer, the mistake was, he requested NO body guards while he was recovering.

[@Khaos969]

@@donniematonnie9378 how u know he weren't awake only Rick and the killer will ever know.... it wasnt at night so my guess is he was awake

[@donniematonnie9378]

The first testimonies into the trial of the person who really smoked Mas Rick, but beat the case. And got life in prison on another charge. READ BELOW.... WITNESS TESTIFIES IN HOSPITAL KILLING WEARING DISGUISE, SHE IDENTIFIES SUSPECT IN DEATH OF DRUG FIGURE Detroit Free Press (MI) - Saturday, December 17, 1988 Author: JOE SWICKARD Free Press Staff Writer The key prosecution witness, wearing a disguise for protection, would not be shaken Friday from her identification of Lodrick Parker as the man who ran with a gun from the hospital room of Richard Carter after the reputed Detroit drug figure was shot to death in his sickbed. Sandra Harbour, wearing heavy black-frame glasses and a knit cap that was pulled low over her brow, pointed to Parker in court as the man she saw outside Carter's room at Mt. Carmel Mercy Hospital before the shooting. She said he almost knocked her down as he ran past moments later, after the sound of a gunshot from the room. Harbour, a Detroit police reservist who was a hospital patient at the time, said she was concealing her appearance in court "because I'm afraid for my life and my children." She wept under a withering questioning about her recollection of the incident from Parker's lawyer, Raymond Burkett, but did not waver in her identification of Parker. Carter, 29, reputedly a major east side drug dealer, was recovering from an earlier shooting when he was killed. Assistant prosecutor Richard Cunningham has described the slaying as "one gangster killing another gangster." Testimony ended Friday in the first-degree murder trial of Parker, also 29, before Detroit Recorder's Court Judge Isidore Torres. Final arguments are scheduled for Monday. The defense presented no witnesses. Harbour said she first noticed Parker and another man while she waited in a lounge area at the hospital. She said the men refused to help her get out of a chair. Burkett hammered at inconsistencies in her testimony and statements she gave police after the shooting. He also closely questioned Harbour about her mental state at the time of the shooting and when she spoke with police, suggesting that pain medication clouded her perception and that the shock of the shooting left her confused. Wiping tears from her eyes, Harbour insisted she was not mistaken about Parker "because he almost ran me down when he had a gun in his hand." **** Edition: METRO FINAL CHASER Section: NWS Page: 3A; Index Terms: SHOOTING ; DEATH ; COURT ; LODRICK PARKER Record Number: 8802250164 Copyright (c) 1988 Detroit Free Press

[@donniematonnie9378]

@@Khaos969 ...as far as Rick being shot the second time which resulted in his murder while he slept at Mt Carmel hospital back in 1988, I was going by what the nurse said in his intensive care unit.

[@Alphaflight912]

Watched this interview several times....... no doubt Boone had something to do with ricks killing...or knows exactly what happened

[@donniematonnie9378]

Can we put an end to this non-sense? Nate Boone did not kill Rick and had absolutely nothing to do with it. Same thing goes for the Best friends crew & none of the Brown brothers. Neither of them killed Rick! And had absolutely nothing to do with it! The following reading is a partial excerpt of the trial of the person who really smoked/murdered Mas Rick. It was Loderick Parker who murdered Rick:....WITNESS TESTIFIES IN HOSPITAL KILLING WEARING DISGUISE, SHE IDENTIFIES SUSPECT IN DEATH OF DRUG FIGURE Detroit Free Press (MI) - Saturday, December 17, 1988 Author: JOE SWICKARD Free Press Staff Writer The key prosecution witness, wearing a disguise for protection, would not be shaken Friday from her identification of Lodrick Parker as the man who ran with a gun from the hospital room of Richard Carter after the reputed Detroit drug figure was shot to death in his sickbed. Sandra Harbour, wearing heavy black-frame glasses and a knit cap that was pulled low over her brow, pointed to Parker in court as the man she saw outside Carter's room at Mt. Carmel Mercy Hospital before the shooting. She said he almost knocked her down as he ran past moments later, after the sound of a gunshot from the room. Harbour, a Detroit police reservist who was a hospital patient at the time, said she was concealing her appearance in court "because I'm afraid for my life and my children." She wept under a withering questioning about her recollection of the incident from Parker's lawyer, Raymond Burkett, but did not waver in her identification of Parker. Carter, 29, reputedly a major east side drug dealer, was recovering from an earlier shooting when he was killed. Assistant prosecutor Richard Cunningham has described the slaying as "one gangster killing another gangster." Testimony ended Friday in the first-degree murder trial of Parker, also 29, before Detroit Recorder's Court Judge Isidore Torres. Final arguments are scheduled for Monday. The defense presented no witnesses. Harbour said she first noticed Parker and another man while she waited in a lounge area at the hospital. She said the men refused to help her get out of a chair. Burkett hammered at inconsistencies in her testimony and statements she gave police after the shooting. He also closely questioned Harbour about her mental state at the time of the shooting and when she spoke with police, suggesting that pain medication clouded her perception and that the shock of the shooting left her confused. Wiping tears from her eyes, Harbour insisted she was not mistaken about Parker "because he almost ran me down when he had a gun in his hand." **** Edition: METRO FINAL CHASER Section: NWS Page: 3A; Index Terms: SHOOTING ; DEATH ; COURT ; LODRICK PARKER Record Number: 8802250164 Copyright (c) 1988 Detroit Free Pressex

[@shawnmoe5479]

He always amazes me even in year 2020 with the as a matter of fact attitude this shit is golden during quarantine

[@gunna3679]

A hit man doesn’t do interviews he snitching or lying

[@bookswithbenjamin8902]

It's 2020. Everybody does interviews.

[@deandremorgan9032]

What

[@realtomorrow3907]

Both

[@donniematonnie9378]

Let's put an end to this non-sense? Nate Boone did not kill Rick. Best friends aka none of the Brown brothers killed Rick either. The following reading is a partial excerpt of the trial of the person who really smoked/murdered Mas Rick. It was Loderick Parker who murdered Rick:....WITNESS TESTIFIES IN HOSPITAL KILLING WEARING DISGUISE, SHE IDENTIFIES SUSPECT IN DEATH OF DRUG FIGURE Detroit Free Press (MI) - Saturday, December 17, 1988 Author: JOE SWICKARD Free Press Staff Writer The key prosecution witness, wearing a disguise for protection, would not be shaken Friday from her identification of Lodrick Parker as the man who ran with a gun from the hospital room of Richard Carter after the reputed Detroit drug figure was shot to death in his sickbed. Sandra Harbour, wearing heavy black-frame glasses and a knit cap that was pulled low over her brow, pointed to Parker in court as the man she saw outside Carter's room at Mt. Carmel Mercy Hospital before the shooting. She said he almost knocked her down as he ran past moments later, after the sound of a gunshot from the room. Harbour, a Detroit police reservist who was a hospital patient at the time, said she was concealing her appearance in court "because I'm afraid for my life and my children." She wept under a withering questioning about her recollection of the incident from Parker's lawyer, Raymond Burkett, but did not waver in her identification of Parker. Carter, 29, reputedly a major east side drug dealer, was recovering from an earlier shooting when he was killed. Assistant prosecutor Richard Cunningham has described the slaying as "one gangster killing another gangster." Testimony ended Friday in the first-degree murder trial of Parker, also 29, before Detroit Recorder's Court Judge Isidore Torres. Final arguments are scheduled for Monday. The defense presented no witnesses. Harbour said she first noticed Parker and another man while she waited in a lounge area at the hospital. She said the men refused to help her get out of a chair. Burkett hammered at inconsistencies in her testimony and statements she gave police after the shooting. He also closely questioned Harbour about her mental state at the time of the shooting and when she spoke with police, suggesting that pain medication clouded her perception and that the shock of the shooting left her confused. Wiping tears from her eyes, Harbour insisted she was not mistaken about Parker "because he almost ran me down when he had a gun in his hand." **** Edition: METRO FINAL CHASER Section: NWS Page: 3A; Index Terms: SHOOTING ; DEATH ; COURT ; LODRICK PARKER Record Number: 8802250164 Copyright (c) 1988 Detroit Free Press

[@donniematonnie9378]

@@bookswithbenjamin8902 .....Nate is lying.

[@svanablak]

i find it compelling that this man is still alive!

[@bobbyjsteelz4428]

I bet he do too

[@emilegriffith1473]

He got locked up and snitched at the right time with the right people. Nobody left who wants him dead bad enough.

[@ConsciousGame6255]

Streets is Cold-Blooded.

[@82thatruth]

Rick committed suicide. He broke rule#1 you give people enough so that they don't starve, but not so much that they don't need you. The government has been doing it all throughout history. Boone was loyal to what he'd always been loyal to which was the money. He never had friends or enemies it was only about who was going to pay his tab for services rendered

[@latorvisunderwood1587]

He smoke a cigarette like a joint 🚬

[@TheBlvd1]

Pulled the hell outta that cigarette didnt he😂🤦🏾‍♀️

[@user-gk7kj3ze7l]

This needs to be a movie

[@anthonymckenzie5182]

I wanna see a cartoon version of the whole story 😂

[@EKJ313_]

The love we need is the emotion that the street lacks. You could get snaked on GP, but when money is involved your 2nd grade English teacher will get down on you!!😶😐

[@bankrollslic4362]

Boone murked Rick for 10k that Boo gave him.

[@reggierose479]

circle fam Boo did and Boone turned his back on him

[@antonionichols6301]

He didn’t turn his back Boone made it clear he’s bout the money

[@talktometv9393]

So wait I’m confused WHO IS BOO AND WHO IS BOONE?

[@Gnosis639]

@@talktometv9393 Boone is Nate Craft and Boo is Boogaloo Brown.

[@sarahmoses1910]

I always wondered who killed Maserati Rick.

[@juschill1]

Them Detroit Gangsters was a different kinda cold... literally

[@antwainism]

This ninja is a damn good story teller.

[@kevinguzman1239]

This dude is a great story teller Nd. I like everything is real and truth to it

[@danieladams8085]

This dude is a informant

[@malikwalls6071]

You da real MVP's Al🙌🏽

[@edwardbroomiii7569]

I like the animations!

[@kinghunt2875]

U know he ain’t lying the way he hit that cigarette 😂😂😂😂

[@NAJAI1]

🤣🤣🤣😂

[@molai6160]

Addicted to hearing about all these drug stories from their original authors 😭

[@lawrencemonroe6098]

This is the best interview I've ever seen

[@lawrencemonroe6098]

Where was Demetrius when this was all going on

[@lawrencemonroe6098]

That was a big mistake never take people around your connect that's why Demetrius told him now we got problems

[@donniematonnie9378]

@@lawrencemonroe6098 ......sure they (the best friends got ricks connect, Rick gave it to 'em) but Rick's murder?? that was a private beef with some folks who owed Rick money. Ok? So, can we put an end to this non-sense? Nate Boone did not kill Rick and had absolutely nothing to do with it. Same thing goes for the Best friends crew & none of the Brown brothers. Neither of them killed Rick! Had absolutely nothing to do with it! The following reading is a partial excerpt of the trial of the person who really smoked/murdered Mas Rick. It was Loderick Parker who murdered Rick:....WITNESS TESTIFIES IN HOSPITAL KILLING WEARING DISGUISE, SHE IDENTIFIES SUSPECT IN DEATH OF DRUG FIGURE Detroit Free Press (MI) - Saturday, December 17, 1988 Author: JOE SWICKARD Free Press Staff Writer The key prosecution witness, wearing a disguise for protection, would not be shaken Friday from her identification of Lodrick Parker as the man who ran with a gun from the hospital room of Richard Carter after the reputed Detroit drug figure was shot to death in his sickbed. Sandra Harbour, wearing heavy black-frame glasses and a knit cap that was pulled low over her brow, pointed to Parker in court as the man she saw outside Carter's room at Mt. Carmel Mercy Hospital before the shooting. She said he almost knocked her down as he ran past moments later, after the sound of a gunshot from the room. Harbour, a Detroit police reservist who was a hospital patient at the time, said she was concealing her appearance in court "because I'm afraid for my life and my children." She wept under a withering questioning about her recollection of the incident from Parker's lawyer, Raymond Burkett, but did not waver in her identification of Parker. Carter, 29, reputedly a major east side drug dealer, was recovering from an earlier shooting when he was killed. Assistant prosecutor Richard Cunningham has described the slaying as "one gangster killing another gangster." Testimony ended Friday in the first-degree murder trial of Parker, also 29, before Detroit Recorder's Court Judge Isidore Torres. Final arguments are scheduled for Monday. The defense presented no witnesses. Harbour said she first noticed Parker and another man while she waited in a lounge area at the hospital. She said the men refused to help her get out of a chair. Burkett hammered at inconsistencies in her testimony and statements she gave police after the shooting. He also closely questioned Harbour about her mental state at the time of the shooting and when she spoke with police, suggesting that pain medication clouded her perception and that the shock of the shooting left her confused. Wiping tears from her eyes, Harbour insisted she was not mistaken about Parker "because he almost ran me down when he had a gun in his hand." **** Edition: METRO FINAL CHASER Section: NWS Page: 3A; Index Terms: SHOOTING ; DEATH ; COURT ; LODRICK PARKER Record Number: 8802250164 Copyright (c) 1988 Detroit Free Pressex

[@laminlatrel6402]

6mile (seymour) wade & Chalmers!! Hit the like button if you represent the city..

[@michealbell1088]

I'm from Westwarren but shout out to yo hood

[@kemoluciano9011]

ELMDALE STREET OFF CONNER WAS SOME OF THE BEST FRIENDS territory.

[@myronmagruder3574]

Most killas I’ve known don’t speak have this much and they don’t brag about putting in work that’s for sure….It’s those quiet ones you gotta watch

[@willken3385]

Maserati wus too nice for the game.

[@mr.highclass1419]

he had more of a Pimp swagger...Rick judged others based on what he, himself would or would not do.

[@jamalsufi3589]

@@mr.highclass1419 facts, never thought of it like that. Great observation.

[@lifranchize7325]

@@mr.highclass1419 like a Stringer Bell ?

[@lifranchize7325]

@desertdetroiter peace , family ..... Drop a book ! I was glued 2 the words

[@lifranchize7325]

@desertdetroiter I overstand family !

[@shaliea.richardson8394]

These guys could’ve organized and all got paid not kill each other

[@michaeljackson8182]

Michael Clarke Duncan would have been perfect to play him

[@N2UITIV]

You can hear it and see when he speaks that he feels a way about walking away from Rick at the hospital. He knew Rick wasn't built for violence but Rick knew he needed protection and an enforcer. Rick felt safe with Boone and Boone know it and that's why you can see his mood change when he tells the story.

[@questionmark1152]

"Maserati Rick was nice, I likeded him." "I'm with whoever got the money." In regards to killing Rick. With friends like that who needs enemies. Karma got Boone back though...Boone's little brother got killed because of his disloyalty to Rick. It all came full circle.

[@Hendrixtanell13]

Likeded 🤣🤣🤣

[@jamalbenthall151]

Boone was killing that cigarette like a real OG.

[@boldalx5351]

Only killers hit the square like that...This dude got bodies🤔

[@EDDIE5918]

My grandmother smokes like that..

[@TheGEOPOLITICAN]

Thats how we smoked them in prison because the bogs were rolled from toilet paper and we had to sneak it so we would hit them things like it was our last- however, I think in Michigan state prisons your allowed to smoke, so idk why he hits it like that

[@Yung813]

Cuz his hands are messed up. He doesnt have feeling in most of his fingers

[@jaymoore2853]

Yung yea from writing all dem statements

[@mindyabiznessthatsalljustm8134]

@@Yung813 I'm late as shit but what happened to his hands? Was it just from years of the kind of activity he describes?

[@eljefe9039]

He hit that cigerite hard!

[@rosilynmakeba1092]

_.....As Hell_

[@lp8939]

"on assignment" 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jaquangreen798]

😭😭😭😭exactly

[@layingpipecinema98]

Never trust nobody so quick to lay down the opposition. That isn't a sign of 'weakness' it's a sign of strong leadership and critical thinking

[@thomaskendrick2378]

That white suit ..and black hoodie Boone was wearing at the funeral...🤔🤔

[@gdiaz187]

Cool. One of my favorite interview of yours and with animations it just brought some new life into it .

[@RappersDigest]

This is dope 💯

[@youngskyler7568]

Maserati Rick sound like he was official real talk

[@DetroitRockin]

Put out the FULL Interview

[@garialmarsh6721]

Rick is a mans man... someone you could build a family with. Too bad there's know love.

[@shombiedixon4136]

I love this documentary

[@lanacampbell-moore6686]

Nate's the best story teller EVER!!!😁😁😁

[@SouthpawLD]

Great statement! lol A lot of what he's saying don't add up. Go listen to Eddie Jackson's channel. He's NEVER mentioned this guy. And there's a reason..

[@amaf11]

Nigga lying lol

[@georgeabernathy6646]

loyalty to no one!!