Cooked By Jeff Henderson....... Anybody Ever Read The Book?

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The Evil Genius

The Evil Genius

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My girl knows I'm an Avid reader & she gave mw this book 2 read cuz she thought I'd might like it. I'm still reading it but its about this dude named Jeff Henderson who moved to Dago from LA in his mid teens & became this big time dope dealer in the mid to late 80's.

He mentions a lot of neighborhoods from South East Dago, Gangs & mentions a lot of people by names he knew & connected with. I don't know if he changed any names up to prevent from dry snitching but he does mention Frank "Little Man" Brown who set up shop in Dago but was from Four-Trey Gangsta Crip in LA. I know of him cuz my Uncle iz an OG from Four-Trey & he even mentions hooking up with Lil CS. I gotta read the rest but just wanted to know if anybodys read this book or heard of it.
 
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Yeah, he mentioned me, my brother and a couple other homies. And basically anybody who was doin somethin in that game in Dago got mentioned in some type of way. Jeff kicked it with the Skyline dudes, and he was known as Skyline Jeff, but come to find out he wasn't from Skyline, but grew up in a crip neighborhood in Compton, and came to Dago in his teens. He never banged though. But he was cool. We started to get close before the shit hit the fan, and even during our bids through correspondence (until I heard some half truth rumors). He was about his money. He didn't really change any names. But he could've said a lot more about me which I'm glad he didn't, because that shit is the past, and all that shit was stupid. We were all just young and caught up in the crack game, which destroyed a lot of lives and futures when it hit the inner cities all across the U.S. All the people I've spoke to that were mentioned aren't mad. Niggaz is like, let him get his money, because we all came from the same struggle. From that street shit, to the fucked up crack law sentences. But its a good little semi Dago history book. Of course its about him though. I'm proud of Jeff. I love to see anybody succeed after going through that shit. And I'm glad to finally get the real story on his snitch shit (he never testified on anybody). To each his own. But, I'm more proud of me and some of homies that fell, did all there's, and our out now doing great! Snatch the book up though if you can.
 
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LIL C.S. said:
Yeah, he mentioned me, my brother and a couple other homies. And basically anybody who was doin somethin in that game in Dago got mentioned in some type of way. Jeff kicked it with the Skyline dudes, and he was known as Skyline Jeff, but come to find out he wasn't from Skyline, but grew up in a crip neighborhood in Compton, and came to Dago in his teens. He never banged though. But he was cool. We started to get close before the shit hit the fan, and even during our bids through correspondence (until I heard some half truth rumors). He was about his money. He didn't really change any names. But he could've said a lot more about me which I'm glad he didn't, because that shit is the past, and all that shit was stupid. We were all just young and caught up in the crack game, which destroyed a lot of lives and futures when it hit the inner cities all across the U.S. All the people I've spoke to that were mentioned aren't mad. Niggaz is like, let him get his money, because we all came from the same struggle. From that street shit, to the fucked up crack law sentences. But its a good little semi Dago history book. Of course its about him though. I'm proud of Jeff. I love to see anybody succeed after going through that shit. And I'm glad to finally get the real story on his snitch shit (he never testified on anybody). To each his own. But, I'm more proud of me and some of homies that fell, did all there's, and our out now doing great! Snatch the book up though if you can.
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i dont remember if u said u were but are u or have u ever thought about writin a book? i know u probably feel as if u got albums out and that could be enough of a story for the public itself.
 
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Yeah, I wrote a book. But now I don't want that shit to ever come out. Too much info. I know your past experiences and lessons make you who you are, but I don't want people to know all of that shit about me anymore. Like I said, all of that shit was stupid!!!! And if I wrote a book it wouldn't be about that bullshit. I would make something like "Get Money: Hip Hop generation, get your finances right." Something of importance. Not that meaningless shit. I mean that shit would be entertaining, but at who's expense? And that would almost be like glamorizing that shit, and I'm not tryin to do that. Feel me?
 
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LIL C.S. said:
Yeah, I wrote a book. But now I don't want that shit to ever come out. Too much info. I know your past experiences and lessons make you who you are, but I don't want people to know all of that shit about me anymore. Like I said, all of that shit was stupid!!!! And if I wrote a book it wouldn't be about that bullshit. I would make something like "Get Money: Hip Hop generation, get your finances right." Something of importance. Not that meaningless shit. I mean that shit would be entertaining, but at who's expense? And that would almost be like glamorizing that shit, and I'm not tryin to do that. Feel me?
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YEAH I FEEL U BUT ON THA OTHER HAND IT WOULD BE LIKE A LESSON LEARN TO DUDES COMIN UP THAT BE LIKE CS DID IT THIS WAY AND HE GOT LOCK AND HE SAYIN ITS ALL FUCKED UP AND U GOTTA CHANGE WHAT U DO AND GET A BETTER ROAD TO NOT HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT GETTIN CAUGHT AND HAVIN TO DO JAIL TIME. BUT I DO FEEL U ON THAT SOMETHINGS A PERSON DOES IN THERE PAST SHOULD DIE WIT THERE PAST AND LET THE PRESENT AND THE FUTURE BE WHAT IT IS. UR ONE DUDE I CAN SAY I HAVE THE UPMOST RESPECT 4 HANDS DOWN
 
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I was at Bossman hoggs and he had a book about a guy from Ghostown..I do not remember what it was called,but it was interesting. Im a early riser, So when I stayed at his pad, Id just be bored in the morning so I read a good amount of the book.
I feel what Lil C.S. is saying because even though the outline would be this is what went down, and this is the result, but here i am now., I do not believe the average youngster who would read it would focus so much on the lesson learned as opposed to the meat and potatoes of the story. Damn you cant tell these young kids anything, most are hard headed.
 
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Good looking out Lil CS on breaking some shit down. U really sound like a stand up guy. I can respect that. U have the skills & recources 2 drop a book about when u were in the game but choose not to cuz a lot of hood struck niggaz & sqaures will run around like the shit ya'll did was cool. Kind of like these niggaz on the Siccness acting like this gangsta rap is so fucking real when all it is is entertainment.


Its good to hear I reading a book by a stand up guy like Jeff & not someone who lost his stripes from snitching or pedophiling.
 
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