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Malice & Deceit: The Biography of a Modern Day Gladiator

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Malice and Deceit is a complete exposé, as told to Juan Sutter, by mob general Skrappy the Butcher. Witness him rise through the underworld from touring as a childhood member, to full grown emergence as an unconquerable dragon of war. Journey through the cold California streets where Skrappy earned his stripes in the game. Then take a trip as an eighth grader, into the arena of the California Youth Authority in the 1990's, where child gladiators thrived in innumerable battles for survival of the fittest. This is where Skrappy's own thirst for blood began. Then enter the California prison system as an eighteen-year-old, striving for mob excellence, only to find out that behind the scenes of the very mob he glorified, it was nothing but a band of frauds and junkies. Betrayed by the lies and deceptions of the mob, Skrappy rebelled with a handful of disenfranchised mob members, creating one of America's fastest growing prison/street syndicates, spanning across the country. After 15 years of dedication, he is yet again betrayed by coward members in his circle. Skrappy rebels again to consolidate California's most vicious and war driven mob in the state. Dismantling much larger prison factions, he and his Viejos bring carnage to dozens of prisons within a short period of time. Travel with play by play accounts of numerous battles for mob dominance and blood spill. The enclosed documentation is proof that this is no fable or tall tale, some men really live like this. The reader will finish this book changed by the rawness of these gladiatorial exploits and appreciate their own lives more so.

554 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 31, 2020

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Really good book. Recommend. This guy is a soldier, this guy Been through it all … lots of details
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