Infamy

As a young boy, Felix Mitchell knew poverty wasn't his way to go. Wanting more for himself and at any cost, Felix placed himself in many dangerous situations to achieve wealth and stardom. His reign in Oakland's underworld created a legacy of young dealers who were learning to do better, but chose the other way. A larger than life figure, Felix's impact on Oakland will never be forgotten.
This is his story.

Hosted, Written and Produced by Brian "Boss" Valmond Executive Produced by Jonathan Mena Sound Design by Kerwin "Traekay" Jean-Georges

By the age of 24, Brian "Waterhead Bo" Bennett ran one of the largest cocaine operations in the United States. A fateful interaction with a member of the Cali Cartel, changed the course of history. Bo's reign as Los Angeles' premier cocaine wholesaler, propelled him to the top of the underworld. This is his story.

Hosted, Written and Produced by Brian "Boss" Valmond Executive Produced by Jonathan Mena Sound Design by Kerwin "Traekay" Jean-Georges

Largely recognized as one of the biggest drug traffickers in Los Angeles history, Jemeker Thompson's story is one for the books. Growing up in South Central Los Angeles, she vowed to never live in poverty. True to that promise, Jemeker developed a relentless mindset, determined to get what she wanted, on her own terms. This is her story.

Hosted, Written and Produced by Brian "Boss" Valmond
Executive Produced by Jonathan Mena
Sound Design by Kerwin "Traekay" Jean-Georges

Kenneth “OG Turtle” Johnson rose to prominence during the turbulent 1980s in Los Angeles. The charismatic leader with Southern roots, became a national sensation after becoming the focal point of a BBC documentary in the mid 80s. His reign as the leader of the Santana Blocc Crips brought street wealth to the set and earned him popularity among rival gangs. His mysterious death remains one of the most talked about endings in the history of Compton’s most notorious figures. This is his story.

Hosted, Written, and Produced by Brian "Boss" Valmond
Executive Produced by Jonathan Mena
Sound Design by Kerwin “Traekay” Jean-Georges

Freeway Rick Ross rose to become a cocaine kingpin during the height of Los Angeles’s 1980s crack epidemic. Once a promising tennis prodigy, his dream was cut short by limited literacy and lack of opportunity, and he redirected his talents to build one of the largest and most notorious drug organizations in history. This is his story.

Hosted, Written, and Produced by Brian "Boss" Valmond
Executive Produced by Jonathan Mena
Sound Design by Kerwin “Traekay” Jean-Georges