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Terrance "Gangsta" Williams admitted to murdering 40 people despite never being convicted for these crimes. Williams mentioned that he was charged three times within the state but never officially found guilty for the killings. He explains an intricate system where individuals can confess to crimes without immediate punishment. According to Williams, this system allows informants to share information on crimes or murders, which is then written in a letter to the federal government, securing the informants a reduced sentence. He admits his involvement in these murders had given him numerous enemies of the families affected, something he accepts as part of his past.
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