Terrance "Gangsta" Williams: Hits in Prison Are as Cheap as $200, Sometimes Free (Part 26)
March 25, 2024
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Terrance “Gangsta” Williams reveals the dark reality of prison life, including hit jobs that can cost as little as $200. Williams recounts how fellow inmates sometimes undertake violent acts free of charge, looking to gain favor or reputation within the prison community. According to Williams, the inmates may commit these acts to curry favor with influential individuals or gangs or simply to show off. Such actions are undertaken regardless of the individual's initial sentence length, with some short-term inmates risking life sentences for a shot at prison prestige. Williams does not fail to mention the dangers and downsides of allying oneself with a gang, detailing how some inmates can be forced to store weapons or other contraband, increasing personal risk.
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