Ali Siddiq on People Getting Killed Trying to Sell Fake Co***** During the 90s Drought (Part 4)

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Ali Siddiq recounts the deadly consequences of selling fake narcotics during the drought of the 1990s. Known for his humorous yet poignant storytelling, Siddiq delves into a dark period where desperation and deceit turned lethal within the dealing community. Siddiq reflects on his formative years within a formidable crew that became adept at moving kilos. However, a significant bust led to a severe scarcity, with prices skyrocketing to unprecedented levels, quadrupling the cost per kilo. This shortage prompted dealers to resort to selling counterfeit substances, often using materials like sheetrock and gold medal flour. The fallout was immediate and brutal, as buyers discovered the deceit and retaliated violently, resulting in numerous deaths.