Vicious Gang Leader Barry Mills Incites Race War in Prison | Gagsters: America's Most Evil | A&E

August 1997 United States Penitentiary Lewisburg Pennsylvania War breaks out between two

prison

gang

s, the Aryan Brotherhood and the blacks of DC. Authorities would claim that

race

and respect are the main reasons. The evidence came back to the blacks in DC declaring war on the Aryan brotherhoods, um, which means killing these guys. on the nationwide site wherever you can find them the black people in DC disrespected the Arian Brotherhood and had to answer for it and a kite was sent through the

prison

system among the members of the Aran Brotherhood the kites are a note that they pass with information from one cell to another from One inmate to another from one prison to another and contains important information in this particular case the note went from adx Colorado to Chino Hills California to USP Lewisburg the kite had family news that was harmless at first glance between the lines in invisible ink were the words war with the blacks of DC and with that the Aryan Brotherhood in Lewisburg had their marching orders they were basically attacked in their C the element of surprise is very important with the Aran Brotherhood they did not see it coming there were lookouts from the Aran Brotherhood and then the Hitman entered the cell and then stabbed these guys to death.

A guy named Al Benton put a 12-inch mango through Mr. Abdul Salam's throat. Salam was an alleged

leader

of the so-called DC Negroes. Al Benton was one of the

leader

s of the Aryan Brotherhood carried out the

most

terrible attack of the

race

war Salam and another black inmate were murdered three others were seriously injured by members of the Aryan Brotherhood the US government tracked down the mysterious Comet to the maximum security prison in Florence, Colorado, where some of the world's

most

feared criminals were held, including a

gang

ster named Barry Mills, the Baron, as he is known throughout America's vast prison system, is the commissioner of a small but cruel gang known as the Aryan Brotherhood, the Aryan Brotherhood, as big as it is by name and reputation they actually have very few members, maybe they have 100, maybe 150 full members, they are very selective about who actually enters the gang, allowing them to remain very, very small, very, very close-knit, very, very secretive, the Aran Brotherhood traditionally. has been seen as the most dangerous prison organization when the Aryan Brotherhood wants to kill you in prison they don't stab you once they don't stab you twice they stab you 117 times when they wanted you dead you're going to be dead they sell drugs they extort white inmates they carry out murders for assignment we know that they committed some murders for the lucasi crime family and they committed one of them at USP in Atlanta when the director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons came on tour. he did well in the hallway the baron believed that his Brotherhood was Untouchable his murders in the prisons were very public they were very open so that all the inmates could see what was being done and they were brutal in 1996 and early 1997 in the Penitentiary of the United States in Maran there were a series of incidents between white and black inmates a black inmate hit a white inmate on the head with a radio and a pillowcase apparently the black inmate did it because he had problems with his own gang and knew if attacked a white inmate he would be sent to the hole where he would be safe from his own gang a calculated move to survive the inmate in question lit a fuse that then couldn't be put out two weeks later uh a dozen black people attacked half Dozens of white inmates in the recreation yard yard when the news reached Barry Mills and his right-hand man Tyler Bingham 1,000 m away in the maximum security corral in Florence Colorado, they took it as the first round of a war they intended to end, they declared.

In the war they were so afraid that the message wouldn't get through that they wrote it in three different ways, they wrote it in this very sophisticated bilateral cipher, they wrote it in a kind of prison jargon and the other thing they did was write it in urine. on a piece of paper let it dry like when I was a kid when I used lemon juice as invisible ink when it dries it's invisible when it's heated it turns dark and you can read it says war with the blacks of DC Alan Benton Federal commissioner in the Aryan Brotherhood together with Mills and Bingham he himself carried out the act by killing an alleged leader of the DC blacks, Abdul Salam's mother with a homemade mango Alan Benton spent several hours in his cell after the murders and the next morning decided that he would not Should I have done it, he asked to speak to the federal government about the Brotherhood and the Baron.

I think people turning around encourages more people to turn around. People start to worry that other people will tell them. They start to think that maybe they should walk in the door. March 2006. The first in a series of federal trials against the Aryan Brotherhood began in Los Angeles. The four defendants were older men with comic book names Tyler the Hulk Bingham Edgar the Heavy Snail Christopher Overton Gibson and Barry the Baron Mills the Target The government's decision was to put these four men to death due to the belief that they were a danger to other prisoners, prison officials, and anyone they came into contact with.

Barry Mills' attorney says they plan to show that the witness' testimony is unreliable because, quote, the government is providing these pro-freedom informants and cash to obtain their testimony. The indictment charges against the group had more than 140 Pages Beyond Murder included charges of narcotics distribution, extortion and conspiracy to rule the nation's prison system our tactics were to put cooperating Witnesses on the stand whether they are good or bad and then show the jury that this is what What these cooperating Witnesses say, but look at what the letters and phone calls say, look at these documents we found.

The documentation tells you the story. In this case, the story. What the prosecution said was overwhelming, it takes 6 months and the jury finds the four defendants guilty. It took the court clerk more than an hour to read and verify all the guilty verdicts. The only accusation that did not stand was one of many. murder charges against Mills and Bangham Gibson and Heav were sentenced to life in prison The Baron and Bingham faced the death penalty for their crimes The jury deliberated for more than 4 days before informing the judge that they were hopelessly deadlocked The vote was 8 to 4 in favor of life for Tyler Bingham and 9-3 in favor of death for Barry Mills the jury after hearing all the facts decided that we don't have enough for you to know and that's just part of a trial, you know, that's the best of the system in the United States the jury makes all the decisions the judge sentenced both men to life in prison without the possibility of parole now they are both back home in the supermax penitentiary they know so well in Florence Colorado