Detroit Kingpin Johnny Curry on Making $200M, White Boy Rick Snitching, Did 14 Years(Full Interview)

respecting that person, respecting whoever it is, her, whoever has a lot to do even with the drug game, is respect, well, because at one point, uh,

white

. The Rick kid had a murder attempt. What was a murder implicates me. I don't think it had anything to do with you, but it was when they made the documentary about them in which you also appeared. What was the hitman's name? Nate, uh boon boom, yeah right, did you know him? Yeah, okay, when he was talking about all the murders and everything he was doing it surprised you, although yeah, it surprised me because I think he was just shooting around, I don't know.

About all of that, I think he was just trying to get the part for him there and I think he was angry about it because when he went to uh uh actually I think he went to the premieres they did in Detroit, he was a little upset. about that because they didn't even mention him in the movie his name was never mentioned if you see the movie now you've seen the documentary they made Shawn now you haven't seen the movie have you seen the movie? I saw a little, did you see it in the movie? Did they mention his name once in the movie?

No, then why do you ask me that right there you go there you go? Well, Johnny Curry, you had an amazing life, man. Hello, everyone enjoyed it, you've lived uh 10, ten lives of where and you know what, and thank God, I live ten lives exactly right, exactly, how did you feel about the premiere and how did you feel about the documentary? How do you feel about the movie and what do you think? Which one did you liked? I honestly didn't think the movie was that good. I thought the movie. Do you know which nine you agree with me on?

Wasn't the movie autographed? I liked. The documentary shined. They better not like the movie because when the movie started the way it started and it turned out to be especially with this, I hit a big fat head on the head with a bottle that I never drank in my life, huh, they're like, I guess , you hit him over the head with the bottle, so actually what they did in the movie from the beginning was completely wrong now as far as the role they played, my wife and ears are going up. okay she was getting that i'm not gonna knock that but as for them i got married at the mayor's mansion uh arc derek gnarlin was there that never happened right when i moved to vegas that never happened when you look your past career as a drug dealer when you look at the hundreds of kilos of cocaine and heroin you push around the city, yeah, and the devastation it caused, you know, the mothers who become addicted to drugs and the children who are born with them . physical abnormalities uh you know, the families that were torn apart, the people you know started out as normal workers and ended up on the streets doing whatever you know.

Do you feel any level of guilt towards yourself? Let's say it like that here if I didn't. I wouldn't have done it, someone else would have said it like that. I mean, I enjoyed the money, as I would say, but I would never choose that life again, but if I didn't, trust me as the next soldier to step forward. They are in the line of duty, someone dies on the battlefield, the next soldiers step forward, another platoon arrives, so what can we do about it? They brought it here for us to do it, they put it here for us to do it, so we did it.

I did what I had to do to feed my family and take good care of myself, you have children, yes I am a grandfather, wait, don't say my age, but I am a grandfather, I love my children, that's why I love children. so try to get you to keep talking about this, I mean, after we heard that argument in Las Vegas about this kid, don't think for a minute, I get really wet when it comes to kids because I love kids, I give my all. type of events. I try to give back to the kids and they give picnic parties, we all give events trying to help if one day I can help them when I invite them and if I don't I will try some kind of way.

To try to help them, I have a lot of remorse when it comes to children, little children, any of them, well, if one of your grandchildren comes up to you and calls you Grandpa, I want to follow in your footsteps, but I'm not going to make the mistakes. What did you do I'm going to be a lot more careful and I'm going to be more cunning and you know I'm going to be an even bigger boss than you've ever been, you know what? So that's what I respected about my father because he kicked me out, that's the same thing he would do to them.

Listen to that, get out of there, I'm not going to be, you're not going to be anything like me or what I used to be, that's the story that's over, there you go, you know, and then, on July 20, uh, 2020 , the

white

guy rate got released, right, that was good after, yeah, after spending 31

years

in prison, that was a long time, yeah, you know, in my phone call today with Rick I said, hey, did you know? do you want to do it? Do you want me to put you on speakerphone with Johnny, uh, while we? We're doing our

interview

, he said no, I think I'm going to wait, uh, I think you know, at some point later, we'll go ahead and talk, but eventually, yeah, I wish him the best, do you plan on getting together sometime?

Get up with him and talk, there's really nothing to discuss, really talk about what I want to say, what's happening, it happened and that's history, now you have it. Sometimes it's like the story about the bridge over the water. You have to let whatever happens happen. It's like in a married life goes on yes you can't sit and remember what happened 15 20 25 30

years

ago you have to move on with life if you sit in your mind you will get stressed and think about what your wife did to you 30 ago years I don't know how many times man I don't know you're married now but I'm just saying you think about what she did 30 years ago how can you have a life with another life?

Go on, yes I got it, yes you're right, you're right and it's just amazing your ability to not feel any bitterness, remorse, revenge or anything like that, anger, bitterness won't help the situation, which you can't control. Don't worry, that's how you learn in prison, you don't control, don't try to understand, control whatever is happening in the world, you can't control, you're in prison, same thing out here, you can't control it, to keep it. moving life goes on life goes on life goes on

johnny

curry

you're uh you're an example of life going on man there you go it's like you're doing well you're doing well uh it looks like you've left that life completely behind you I'm definitely, definitely, I'm doing well now that you're getting into, you're doing legal marijuana now, which is interesting, like I said, I've got some strands coming out called

curry

counter, you can check it out, but I'll do it. check it out here check it out, I've got a couple threads coming out um, there you go, yeah, the highway, Ricky is now doing, yeah, illegal marijuana too.

I mean, it's interesting how the same things you guys were doing went to prison by now. actually by doing it legally you can get a bank account and put your drug money in a bank account now and pay taxes. That's right, you pay the tax zone and keep it moving. One thing about the government, as long as you pay the taxes they already have. don't mess around just pay the taxes, they keep you moving because I gave them, they gave me that tax evasion charge, I got it right, that's how they caught Al Capone, finally remember right, you caught him, he couldn't find anything else, like that what did it take to get him into tax invasion exactly yeah, well,

johnny

curry man, I appreciate your time, I wish you all the best, man, I feel like the best of johnny curry is still around, you still have to come, man, still to come, you have to come exactly until next time. man all the best is well back peace peace