Washington DC Hitman - Wayne "Silk" Perry

by Seth Ferranti

Wayne Perry has been called the Michael Jordan of the murder game. He is the most infamous gangster to ever walk the streets of Washington DC. The Washington Post called him one of the District's most heinous murderers and Jay-Z dropped Wayne's name in his song Tom Ford. He has gone down in infamy as one of the top soldiers from the Murder Capital.

48 pages, Kindle Edition

First published February 20, 2015

Reviews

[Samuel · Rating 4 out of 5]

Apparently Wale has a tv series coming out called Silk about this guy.. my only complaint is this book is way too short

[Dwayne · Rating 5 out of 5]

One of the coldest soldiers ever

I first read about Silk after the Washington Post featured him in a f6 or 7 part series on the D.C. Players in the game. Although I knew that the paper embellished his story to help the people prosecuting him, I learned all about him from my closest friend who was his first cousin. Although everyone in SW and SE told me wild stories about him, no one that knew him really said anything bad about him. He really lived by the code, and if you weren’t in the game or in his way, you weren’t going to feel that steel. And because I was cool with his cousin and some of his people, I never had any beef or conflict with anyone in SW in the 7 years I lived there.

[Donald R. Fowler · Rating 5 out of 5]

Real GANGSTER

This was a very intense and informative eye opening story. There are many more Alpos than Wayne "SILK" Perry's living off a real GANGSTER back because they too tucking scared to make it on their own.

[I R · Rating 5 out of 5]

Dope Read

Love getting into the mindset of people. I guess you’ll never win playing in a game that has no winners.