Junior Black Mafia - Aaron Jones

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e. the Philadelphia Metro Area), including South Jersey (especially Atlantic City and Camden), Chester, and Wilmington. Anybody and everybody living in Philly was talking about Aaron Jones and the JBM during the mid-eighties and early nineties. Investigative journalist Jim Nicholson penned dozens of articles exposing the Black Mafia, including a groundbreaking November 1973 Philadelphia magazine cover story. The JBM cooperates with associates of the Italian-American Bruno-Scarfo Mafia crime family in the distribution of cocaine and appears to have modeled its criminal methods after that LCN organization as well as the original Black Mafia, relying heavily on violence and extortion to further its drug enterprise.

But in truth, much of what was reported was the invention of one man, Youngblood and his DEA handlers who were trying to throw some shit into the game by causing frictions between the crews. I recommend everyone who was down during this time to read this if you want true facts and no speculated bulls***. I was in FCI Otisville in New York when a member of the Shower Posse who caught a case in Southwest Philly approached me.This case was investigated by the Drug Enforcement Administration, the FBI, IRS Criminal Investigations, the U.

While they originally moved into the center of the city, as more arrived, they moved to the south parts of the city where living was cheaper. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, African American organized crime emerged following the first and second large-scale migration of African Americans from the Southern United States to major cities of the Northeast, Midwest, and later the West Coast. Members initially participated in holding up crap games, extorting drug dealers, and working as numbers men and illegitimate businessmen, but they eventually ended up controlling entire rackets and gaining influence with local politicians. Because of this, police had incredible difficulty taking any action on the gang or any of its members for years after their conception. A heavy round of convictions and sentences in the 1980’s shattered their strength – only for the crack-dealing Junior Black Mafia to emerge in their wake.As a result of the high-profile Palmer and Coxson slayings, Sam Christian became the 321st person named to the FBI’s “Most Wanted” list. Shabazz's West Philadelphia mosque boasted of the most prominent members of organized black crime in Philadelphia. Many of the original members eventually became Nation of Islam members or converted to Islam, giving the organization the nickname of "the Muslim Mafia" or "the Muslim Mob. A gripping story…Griffin richly documents the Black Mafia’s organization, outreach and over-the-top badness.

The Philadelphia Inquirer, as cited in Sean Griffin's "Philadelphia's Black Mafia: a Social and Political History," reported, "The Black Mafia is real.

Over the course of their control, the Black Mafia was responsible for over 40 murders and countless other crimes. The media focused in on Aaron Jones as the leader but Ock saw it differently, “Ultimately you would think Aaron was the leader but it might have been Rick Jones too because he was around since the jump and he was behind the scenes. According to a United States Senate sub-committee on organized crime during the 1980s, one of the most sophisticated, corporate-like, structured, organized crime groups outside of the Italian mafia was The Young Boys Inc. Nearly two decades after its demise, the Black Mafia is in the spotlight again through the Philadelphia mayoral election where both candidates have been linked by the media to a former member of The Black Mafia and its spin-off organization, The Junior Black Mafia.