The Atlanta Gold Club Investigation and Mikey Scars

[@KHay-vy8ne]

This was real good Gary. Well done.

[@GaryJenkinsMafiaDetective]

@@KHay-vy8ne thank you!

[@22jaydogg]

Outstanding show great editing

[@GaryJenkinsMafiaDetective]

@@22jaydogg thank my friend

[@2323fasteddy]

That was an awesome story!! Love gangland wire as well and love Gary Jenkins and his storytelling!!!

[@GaryJenkinsMafiaDetective]

@@2323fasteddy thank you

[@danrobinson572]

Great video Gary. Great way to start a Monday morning here in Pittsburgh.

[@GaryJenkinsMafiaDetective]

@@danrobinson572 it was a fun story to do.

[@chris75644]

Great interview!

[@GaryJenkinsMafiaDetective]

Thanks

[@antmanv05]

I lived in GA for 40 years and remember the Gold Club well. There was other famous strip clubs there to. My friend's dad was a lawyer that represented strip clubs in Atlanta.

[@GaryJenkinsMafiaDetective]

@@antmanv05 I wonder why Atlanta was such a big strip club town. We had a local politician that got a free trip to Atlanta paid for by interests that wanted special legislation here. This was during this time of the Gold Club.

[@antmanv05]

@GaryJenkinsMafiaDetective Atlanta was a partying wild town back then. I don't know about now. I'm older and out of that scene. But it had it all. Music, sports, clubs, bars and some of the best strip clubs in the country. When the Olympics came it was all that x 100 and a global party. I went to 4 or 5 Olympic events. Fond memories of the 80's and 90's. BTW- it's Scott Hanna here😁

[@jodiehighroller9820]

@@antmanv05wow the artist?

[@danrobinson572]

@@GaryJenkinsMafiaDetectivegreat story!!!!

[@patgallagher5167]

A friend of mine use to tell me how the gold club was it when he travelled. Didn’t realize it was this famous

[@08065]

I remember when this happened. It was the late 80s and early 90s and Atlanta was the place to be. My husband used to tell me about the times and people he ran into when he was in the dope game. He told me about the time he was in the VIP section of the Gold Club with Isiah Thomas, Magic Johnson, Doc Rivers and I forgot who else. It was pretty wild.😂😂😂😂

[@GaryJenkinsMafiaDetective]

It was a crazy time and a crazy situation.

[@08065]

@GaryJenkinsMafiaDetective Yes, correct.😅😅

[@ambassador724]

I lived in ATL for the last 32 years - the Gold Club wasn't that big time, tbh. It only got wild just before it all went down. Was it a little crazier than your averagel strip bar? Yes. Was it even the craziest club in ATL during that time? No

[@GaryJenkinsMafiaDetective]

@@ambassador724 thanks for an insider look at the Atlanta club scene. I think the Gold Club drew all that attention because of the mob connections and the celebrities. Did these local celebrities go to the other clubs?

[@ambassador724]

Atlanta is absolutely LESS to live in than KC -

[@bigboyblue7181]

Sounds like a businessman. I ride a 17 Road Glide Special.

[@GaryJenkinsMafiaDetective]

@@bigboyblue7181 I have always gone for speed and not so much comfort. I had a Z1000 before this 900.

[@ours1209]

Ziggy, the GM??

[@hankhillsnrrwurethra]

I was living in the neighborhood when that place was built. It even looked like a monument to the Mob. I am curious as to how such a button-down town as ATL had full-nude-plus-alcohol clubs. That's what made ATL the last stop on the stripper train before you hit the Big Time, aka Scores in NYC. We working class folks didn't make it to Gold Club. That was top of the mountain. Next down was Tattletales, made famous by the Motley Crue song. Pink Pony is where you'd find us. Pool tables in the back (on riser so you could still see) and those two freaky goth chicks. IYKYK baby. Good times. Edit: Kaplan looks like one of the old Murder Inc. crew. Tough and ugly.

[@GaryJenkinsMafiaDetective]

@@hankhillsnrrwurethra it is interesting how this got its start here. I talked with another listener who lived in Atlanta and he said those years were go go business years and a lot of money was flowing plus the professional athletes.

[@hankhillsnrrwurethra]

@@GaryJenkinsMafiaDetective Those porter jobs at ATL airport are handed down father to son. They know it all, for sure.

[@jasonhastings4416]

Robert was his first name.

[@FrankRicci-c1u]

Always someone to ruin the fun..

[@lprophit]

they made him an offer he couldn't resist? what kind of janky dollar store deal is that?

[@mitchellrivera4480]

I need help

[@BobDennison]

men , I'm thinking you're discounting the amount of $$$$$ passing hands

[@GaryJenkinsMafiaDetective]

@@BobDennison that’s probably true. I know a guy who thinks nothing of dropping a few thousand on a night at a strip club. And that’s just one small time KC business man

[@BobDennison]

@GaryJenkinsMafiaDetective ty friend . enjoying your story telling largely . carry forward sir

[@RavenJefferson-k4i]

👍 💜💯

[@jeb533]

Waste of tax payer money

[@GaryJenkinsMafiaDetective]

@@jeb533 it’s all in the game

[@danrobinson572]

@@GaryJenkinsMafiaDetectivemy aunt lived in Hawaii from 1970 to 80. And she said it was very expensive for everything.

[@frankmutz7929]

The FBI could have put all the resources that they had videotaping, surveilling and chasing after strippers on the the Al-Qaeda threat. Maybe no 9/11.

[@danrobinson572]

@ I agree ☝️

[@charlesolson8107]

Dealing with 50 strippers is a bitch! Thanks guys.

[@GaryJenkinsMafiaDetective]

@@charlesolson8107 I can not even imagine. I interviewed a Canadian biker who talked a little about the problem with managing all the girls.